Tariq Foundation, a non-profit welfare organisation in Pakistan, is driven by a noble mission, guided by sincere compassion for humanity, and firmly committed to serving the common people without discrimination of caste, creed, or colour. This dedication remains constant, even in the face of daily challenges such as frequent road accidents, sudden emergencies, and unforeseen events.
The cornerstone of these extensive humanitarian services began with a small fleet of ambulances. Tariq Foundation Ambulance Service now operates one of the largest ambulance fleets, equipped with first-aid kits and oxygen cylinders, serving the mega city of Karachi and other regions of Pakistan. The service remains on alert around the clock, providing rapid rescue and relief to victims of road accidents, train collisions, air crashes, building collapses, disasters, and other emergencies. The ambulances also transport the sick, as well as unidentified, abandoned, decomposed, and mutilated bodies found in drains and sewers—handled with dignity by Tariq Foundation volunteers.
A modern facility equipped with automatic bread-baking plants, capable of preparing meals in large quantities to support the Foundation’s food distribution efforts.
In times of poverty, unemployment, low wages, and rising inflation, the poor are suffering the most. Many struggle to earn enough to feed and support their families. To provide comfort and relief, the Tariq Foundation Dastarkhawan, located at various centres across the city, serves 50,000 meals twice daily to the poor, deserving individuals, and those unable to afford food—ensuring dignity and self-respect for all.
Amid rising living costs, poor families face severe hardships. Tariq Foundation Ration offers monthly grocery support worth Rs. 2,000 to help sustain families in need.
Unidentified, unclaimed, and abandoned bodies are respectfully kept at the Tariq Foundation Morgue until arrangements for burial are completed.
A dedicated facility for performing Ghusal and Kaffan for unidentified, unclaimed, and abandoned bodies with complete respect.
The Foundation offers free Ghusal and Kaffan services for individuals from all walks of life.
A mobile facility designed to preserve and transport a large number of bodies from distant areas when needed.
After Ghusal and Kaffan, unidentified, unclaimed, and abandoned bodies are laid to rest at the Tariq Foundation Graveyard.
To prevent the heartbreaking sight of unwanted newborns being abandoned in unsafe places, Tariq Foundation Jhoola units are installed at various centres, providing a safe alternative for placing newborn babies with dignity.
A compassionate umbrella of services providing shelter and care, including facilities for abandoned newborns placed in the Jhoola, an orphanage, an old age home, a women’s shelter, and a home for children with special needs.
Provides loving care, protection, and nurturing to babies placed in the Tariq Foundation Jhoola.
A safe and caring home for orphaned children, providing all essential needs for their healthy upbringing and bright future.
A dedicated facility for senior citizens needing professional, compassionate, and loving care in their later years.
A safe refuge for women in need of protection and support, helping them transition towards a healthy, secure, and dignified life.
A caring and supportive environment for children with special needs, ensuring they receive proper attention and specialised care. The Foundation also provides free wheelchairs, crutches, artificial limbs, prosthetics, and similar aids to the poor and handicapped.