Flood relief
Pakistan’s 2022 floods submerged one-third of the country, affecting 33 million people and destroying nearly 900,000 homes.The disaster triggered health crises, with outbreaks of cholera, malaria, dengue, and malnutrition among children. Asifa Irfan Foundation led relief efforts in both 2010 and 2022, providing food, tents, clean water, and medical aid.Beyond immediate relief, we launched housing reconstruction programs to restore long-term stability for families.
Rehabilitation
Asifa Irfan Foundation – Standing with Pakistan in Times of Need. Rehabilitation is vital after disasters, as losing a home means losing security and stability. In 2010, the Foundation built 100 houses for flood-affected families, followed by 200 more after the 2022 floods. These homes restore dignity, stability, and hope, helping families rebuild their futures with confidence.For us, a home is more than walls, it is where families thrive and communities grow.In 2025, as floods strike again, we continue to provide shelter, medical aid, and unwavering support.
Health care
Pakistan’s healthcare system is facing overcrowding, limited infrastructure, and poor access to affordable treatment.In 1998, the Irfan Family built the Irfan Ullah Khan Block at PIC, a 57-bed facility serving patients for over two decades.The block includes pre-op, surgery, children’s wards, ICU, and separate male & female wards.In 2005, a Musafir Khana was added, offering safe accommodation for attendants from distant areas.Asifa Irfan Foundation also provides free medicines and wheelchairs to support underprivileged patients.
Education
Education is the foundation of progress, yet millions of children in Pakistan lack access to quality learning opportunities. Asifa Irfan Foundation believes in empowering future generations through education. Our flagship initiative includes building the Pak-Turk School in Johar Town, Lahore, providing modern infrastructure and quality teaching. We focus on nurturing academic excellence, creativity, moral values, and confidence in students. By supporting schools and learning programs, we break cycles of poverty and inequality. Our mission is simple: every child deserves the chance to learn and build a brighter future.