Re-Birth Foundation runs free medical and eye camps, funds operations, and helps women and young people stand on their own feet. It began in Lyari, and our volunteers still work street by street.
We believe in community empowerment over a direct charity model. Our volunteers live in the areas they serve.
Doctors, tests and medicines brought to slum areas of Karachi, and donors found for patients who need surgery.
keeps a child in school for a whole year.
Savings groups for medical costs, health awareness, and Pehchaan for schoolgirls.
Awareness for parents and children.
Led by our team of advocates.
Menstrual health and hygiene awareness for Class 9 and 10 girls at Mahazarul Uloom Girls Government Secondary School, Lyari. Knowledge keeps girls in class and builds their confidence.
Every story started with a family contacting an RBF volunteer.
A single mother and daily-wage worker living below the poverty line, Rukhsana could not pay for her daughter's wedding. She contacted an RBF volunteer, and with a donor's help the wedding took place in July 2017.
Glaucoma was taking the sight in both of Um-e-Salma's eyes and her family could not afford treatment. RBF arranged her operation in July 2017, and she is much healthier today.
Marvi was born with anisometropia and was losing her eyesight. Her parents brought her to our eye awareness workshop; the doctor advised a quick operation, and RBF arranged it on 6 August 2017.
Local newspapers covered the RBF free eye camp, where residents of Lyari received eye tests, medicines and referrals for operations at no cost.
View the camp photos
Students, professionals and retirees run our camps and programmes. Volunteers must be 18 or older.
Give once, sponsor a family every month, or pay your Zakat through RBF.
