Wheelchair and Stipend Distribution
The NTSC (Nusrat Trust) plays an important role in supporting disabled children by providing them with free wheelchairs and stipends throughout the year. The trust organizes events where influential individuals come together to raise awareness and garner support for these children’s rights and needs.
Recent Event Highlights (August 14):
- Group photo with Mayor Karachi Murtaza Wahab, Mufti Muhammad Mohiuddin (Chairman of Nusrat Trust), Muhammad Asif Khan (former Special Assistant to Chief Minister Sindh), Saeed Khawar (senior journalist), and other distinguished guests, alongside the disabled children.
- A special moment during the event when Mufti Muhammad Mohiuddin presents a Ghilaf e Kaaba to Mayor Murtaza Wahab, handed over by a special child.
Nusrat Trust: Key Events for Disabled Children
Nusrat Trust events, featuring notable figures, highlight support and awareness for disabled children through meaningful ceremonies and speeches.
2012: Prominent Figures Join Nusrat Trust Event
Key participants included Hazrat Maulana Khwaja Khalil Ahmad, Masood Parekh, Mufti Abu Hurira Mohiuddin, Muhammad Ali, Captain Nusrat Iqbal, and others.
2013: Influential Guests Support Nusrat Trust’s Cause
The event featured Syed Munawar Hassan (Former Ameer of Jamaat-e-Islami), Mufti Muhammad Muhiuddin, and other distinguished guests.
2014: Nusrat Trust Event with Notable Attendees
The ceremony saw Abdul Salam Lakha, Abdul Rahman Dedhi, Abdul Fatiha (USA guest), Abu Talha, and more.
2015: International Presence at Nusrat Trust Event
Tamkeen Riaz (President of London Art Society) and key Nusrat Trust members marked the event’s success.
Nusrat Trust: Empowering Disabled Children Through Key Events
Nusrat Trust organizes impactful events to raise awareness and support for disabled children by providing wheelchairs and stipends. These gatherings bring together influential figures who champion the rights and needs of these children.
Wheelchair Scheme
Wheelchair Scheme For teenagers with disabilities, independent movement is essential for their confidence and daily activities. Unfortunately, many special children remain restricted due to a lack of mobility support. To address this challenge, Nusrat Trust for...
