Baitussalam Masjid Namaz Time, DHA Phase 4
Saiban (سائبان) — meaning "Shelter" — is a comprehensive global project of Baitussalam Welfare Trust dedicated to providing complete kafalat (Islamic sponsorship and care) to thousands of Muslim orphan, unaccompanied and abandoned children.
Protection & Care
Safeguarding vulnerable children from poverty, war, and displacement
Nourishment & Health
Providing meals, medical care, and basic necessities
Education & Growth
Empowering children through quality education and development
In the last half a century, millions of Muslims have died due to poverty, natural disasters, wars and conflicts. This has left behind millions of orphan children facing acute poverty, homelessness, malnutrition, diseases, and exploitation.
5M+
Orphaned Children
60%
Below Poverty Line
Loss & Trauma
Emotional and psychological impact of losing parents
Homelessness
Lack of shelter and safe living conditions
Health Crisis
Malnutrition, diseases, and no access to healthcare
Exploitation
Vulnerable to child labor, trafficking, and abuse
Following are the key challenges faced by orphans from low-income families particularly in Pakistan
Homelessness, inadequate living standards, and profound sense of insecurity deprive orphans of safe spaces for growth and development.
Critical NeedLack of affordability for healthcare services results in malnourishment, chronic diseases, depression, and lack of vaccination against preventable diseases.
Health RiskOrphans from poor families face domestic pressure to engage in child labor, trafficking and violence, adopting unhealthy and antisocial lifestyles.
Protection NeededPoor orphans are deprived of access to quality education due to affordability and are more likely to drop out from school after losing their parent.
Opportunity GapMany poor orphan children lack birth certificates or national identity cards, leading to severe economic exclusion and social vulnerability.
Legal IssueWidows and orphan children are often deprived of claiming assets or property in community or state courts due to lack of legal support and awareness.
Rights ViolationThese interconnected challenges create a cycle of poverty, marginalization, and vulnerability. When orphans face multiple barriers simultaneously—from inadequate shelter and healthcare to educational deprivation—their chances of breaking free from poverty and building a dignified life diminish significantly. This is where Saiban steps in, addressing these challenges holistically through comprehensive kafalat (sponsorship) support.
Saiban ensures that all orphan children registered in Saiban are provided with comprehensive support and care for their holistic development and well-being.
Register all orphan children in NADRA system as citizens of Pakistan with correct information of their deceased father to ensure legal recognition and rights.
Priority 1Provide proper care in terms of shelter, living, food, clothing, recreation, and comprehensive medical care to ensure healthy physical and mental development.
Priority 1Enable pursuit of formal education (taleem and tarbiyah) and skills development opportunities without any barriers, preparing them for successful futures.
Priority 1Recognized Citizens
Legal status and rights in society
Safe Environment
Protection, nutrition, and wellbeing
Bright Future
Education and career opportunities
Self-Sufficiency
Skills to succeed independently
Help us identify and support orphans who need care and assistance
WhatsApp or SMS to:
📋 Please provide the following information:
Name of the Orphan's Mother/Guardian
Full legal name for records
Guardian's Contact Number
Phone or WhatsApp number for follow-up
Location/City of Residence
Helps us identify our service area
✓ Next Step: Our Saiban team will contact the guardian and register them after conducting a comprehensive home assessment to ensure the family qualifies for support.
Transform the lives of Muslim orphans through Quranic and Sunnah-based monthly kafalat (sponsorship), starting from just PKR 3,000 per month
Direct sponsorship of orphan children ensuring they receive shelter, food, clothing, and basic care for holistic development.
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Enable orphans to pursue quality education through school fees, books, uniforms, and other educational materials they need to thrive.
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Ensure orphans receive medical care, vaccinations, nutrition support, and mental health services for their complete wellbeing.
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We make it easy to get help for deserving orphans. Follow these straightforward steps to register with Saiban.
Complete the online application form with accurate information about the orphan and guardian. Include contact details and residential address.
Takes 10-15 minutes
Our team reviews your application for completeness and authenticity. We verify all provided information and documents.
You'll receive updates
Our field team visits the family home to assess living conditions, family circumstances, and verify information. This ensures support reaches deserving families.
Conducted in your area
Upon approval, the orphan is officially registered and kafalat sponsorship begins. Support is provided monthly with regular updates shared to the sponsor.
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To ensure we help the right families, Saiban has eligibility criteria and guidelines that must be followed by all applicants.
The applicant/guardian must be willing to provide accurate and complete information in the application form. Dishonesty may result in disqualification.
The orphan child must be between 0-12 years of age at the time of registration to be eligible for Saiban kafalat support.
The family must be permanently residing in Pakistan. We focus on supporting orphans within our geographic service area.
The applicant must have a valid NIC/CNIC for verification. This is required for legal registration and record-keeping purposes.
A home assessment will be conducted by our Saiban team to verify living conditions and ensure the family meets eligibility criteria.
The decision of Saiban management regarding approval or rejection is final. We make decisions based on need, eligibility, and available resources.
• All applicants must cooperate fully during the home assessment process
• Providing false information will lead to automatic disqualification and possible legal action
• Saiban reserves the right to conduct follow-up assessments during the kafalat period
• Support may be discontinued if conditions no longer meet program criteria
Baitussalam Welfare Trust (BWT) in Karachi, Pakistan is a non-profit relief and development organization that is dedicated to alleviating human suffering and supporting the destitute in their efforts to become more self-sufficient.
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