At the Abdul Aleem Khan Foundation, we believe that every person deserves a chance at a better life. Our mission is to alleviate poverty by providing essential financial support in the form of shelter, education, healthcare, and disaster relief. Registered under the Societies Registration Act of 1984 in Lahore, Pakistan, we operate as a non-governmental, non-partisan, and self-financed organization dedicated to empowering communities.
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A pivotal moment for the Muslims of the Subcontinent's history occurred on August 14, 1947, when the Muslims got freedom from British colonial rule. The subcontinent's people faced many difficulties, made many sacrifices, and worked tirelessly to get independence. With its independence, Pakistan became more than just a new nation; it became a place where Muslims could freely pursue their culture and religion. It's important to consider the implications of gaining this difficult liberation as well as the frequently underappreciated contribution of women to the independence movement as we commemorate Pakistan's Independence Day.
Chairman Abdul Aleem Khan recently visited the Services and Mayo Hospitals to inspect the dialysis centers established by the Abdul Aleem Khan Foundation. He toured the facilities, met with patients, and assessed the services that provided. Patients expressed gratitude for the high-quality, free dialysis services and prayed for his health and long life. Upon request of hospital administration, he promply directed the foundation staff to provide ultrasound sound for services hospital and pledged support for expanding Mayo Hospital’s dialysis center.
Women have always had a significant role in society, but education is what really gives them the ability to influence the future. Well-educated women are essential to vibrant communities because they have the capacity to inspire and impact future generations. A woman who has obtained an education can act as a change agent by imparting information, morals, and ethics to her family, friends, and the general public. Its knock-on effects are significant since they not only improve people’s lives but also help to create a society that is more progressive and enlightened.
The Abdul Aleem Khan Foundation made a huge contribution to influencing the future when it opened the Begum Naseem Khan School in Gawalmandi, realizing the transforming power of education. This program demonstrates the Foundation’s dedication to educating the next generation. The school, which is located in the Abdul Aleem Khan family’s ancestral home in Gawalmandi, is a testament to their commitment to both community development and education. The Abdul Aleem Khan Foundation has invested in the future and conserved a piece of history by converting this ancient structure into a center for learning.
The curriculum aims to inculcate principles of compassion, leadership, and social responsibility in addition to academic knowledge. The school hopes to produce well-rounded people who are ready to make valuable contributions to society by fostering these attributes. The Begum Naseem Khan School is an investment in the future made by the Abdul Aleem Khan Foundation. The school is contributing to the development of a generation of empowered people who will go on to influence their communities and the wider globe by educating girls.
Chairman of Abdul Aleem Khan Foundation, Abdul Aleem Khan, in the company of his sons Abdul Rahman Khan and Abdul Rafay Khan, visited several key locations of the Foundation's services, including the Dialysis Centers at Mayo, Services, and Children's Hospital Lahore, and the newly established Gardhi Shahou Contact Office. These visits highlight the Foundation's relentless efforts in serving humanity and providing relief to those in need, especially in times of health crises and festive occasions like Eid al-Fitr.
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