Our Founder
Razia Sheikh Welfare Trust
Razia Shiekh Welfare trust , located at 96 A-1 Gulberg III Lahore is a registered trust, it came into being on 8Th September, 1992. Respected Ms. Razia Shiekh was a retired head mistress of Madrisa-tul-Binat. She was eager to work for the welfare of people and to help poor. She established a trust to fulfill her dream to help out poor.
This trust registered on 3rd December, 1992 in the Social Welfare Department, Govt. of the Punjab. On 24th February, 1993, Respected Ms. Razia Shiekh dedicated her property, a 10 marla house located at 96 A-1 Gulberg III Lahore, to the trust.
Trust’s expenditures are dependent on zukat & donations. Ms. Razia Shiekh passed away on 20th July, 1998. After her death, trust’s patronage were handed over to Mr. Imtiaz Majeed a Chartered Accountant by profession.
32 Years of Service
The Numbers Behind Our Mission
Every number represents a life touched, a vision restored, a hope fulfilled
Total Patients Served
From 1992 to present, touching lives across Lahore
Surgeries Performed
Life-changing cataract and laser surgeries
Daily Patients
Serving 300-350 patients every working day
Weekly Surgeries
100-120 cataract surgeries every week
Year-on-Year Growth
Yearly Performance
Consistent growth in patient care and surgical services
| Year | Patients Examined | Surgeries | Avg. Daily Patients |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2023-2024 | 87,881 | 3,251 | 300+ |
| 2022-2023 | 82,450 | 2,980 | 280+ |
| 2021-2022 | 75,320 | 2,750 | 250+ |
Reaching Beyond Walls
Community Outreach Programs
We don't just treat patients at our clinic - we reach out to communities
Comprehensive free eye checkups at government schools, identifying vision problems in students early.
Patients Reached
Special focus on providing cataract surgeries to elderly patients who couldn't afford treatment.
Patients Reached
Advanced laser treatment preventing vision loss in diabetic patients through our specialized program.
Patients Reached
Real Lives Transformed
Patient Success Stories
These stories represent thousands of patients whose lives have been changed
"Amina was about to lose her sight due to cataracts when she came to us. After free surgery, she can now see her grandchildren and do her daily chores independently. She says it's like seeing the world again."
"Hassan was at risk of permanent vision loss due to diabetic retinopathy. Our free laser treatment saved his vision. He now encourages other diabetics to get regular eye checkups."
"Fatima's school teacher noticed she was struggling to see the board. Our free school eye camp identified her vision problem, and free glasses restored her ability to learn."
"After years of suffering in darkness due to bilateral cataracts, Muhammad underwent free bilateral surgery with premium lenses. He wept with joy seeing colors clearly again."
Our Commitment to Impact
Every single donation, every rupee, goes directly toward patient care. We maintain transparent financial records and are committed to maximizing the impact of every contribution. Join us in our mission to ensure that no one goes blind due to poverty.