SHARE ORPHANAGE
A safe home, built brick by brick.
بَادِرُوا بِعَمَلِ الْخَيْرِ قَبْلَ أَنْ تُشْغَلُوا عَنْهُ بِغَيْرِهِ
“Rush to undertake good actions before you are preoccupied with other things.”
Imam Ali (A.S.) — Bihar al-Anwar, vol. 68, pg. 215
SHARE ORPHANAGE VISION
Our vision is to build more than an orphanage—we aspire to create a nurturing home where every orphaned child is given the opportunity to grow with dignity, love, and purpose. Through quality education, moral and spiritual guidance, modern technical training, and a family-centered environment, we aim to empower children to become confident, compassionate, and self-reliant individuals. Together with the support of our donors and community, we are laying the foundation for a future where every child has a safe home, equal opportunities, and the hope to build a better tomorrow.
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Campaign progress
$43,000
raised of $215,000 goal · 20%
20% released — the advance payment milestone is complete and foundation work is underway. Every course of the wall below shows exactly what’s next.
USD figures are an estimate at approximately PKR 275–278 per $1 and will be confirmed with SPC.
The Community We Serve
Jafar e Tayyar Society, at a glance
A dense, working neighbourhood in Karachi’s Malir district — young, established, and still waiting on the institutions its children need.
70,000+
Residents in a densely populated neighborhood.
Demographics
Predominantly home to the Shia Muslim community, in one of the more densely populated pockets of Malir.
50%+
Of the population is under 25 years old.
Administration
Part of Malir District, serving as a significant urban centre within Malir Town.
1969
Established — once farmland, now a planned society
Composition
The wider Union Council includes Hasnain Society, Ammar Yasir, Ghazi Town, and Bagh Asad.
Malir
History
Originally farmland, developed into a planned residential society starting in 1969.
Why This Community Needs Us
Four gaps, one address
Each of these is a separate program SPC already runs at Jafar e Tayyar — the Orphanage Home brings them under one roof.
01 Limited vocational & technical training
SPC will set up an IT Center at the Orphan Home to serve local training needs as well.
02 Few pathways to self-employment
Zero-markup loans from PKR 50,000–5,00,000 for small businesses — empowering housewives and others facing financial constraints.
03 Lack of youth mentorship & guidance
Our clinical psychology team under the Share Ahsaas Program addresses emotional and developmental challenges, especially among youth.
04 Lack of job opportunities
A grave problem across Pakistan — SPC connects people with partner organizations matched to their skill set.
The First Initiative
SHARE Orphanage & Tech Center, Karachi
A mega project bringing a permanent, purpose-built home to orphaned children — on a corner plot in a prime location.
500 sq. yd.
8–10 months
$215,000
June 2026
- Project milestones so far: a renowned contractor is engaged for the build, architectural & structural design is complete, a 3D walkthrough video is in production, and foundation construction has been underway since mid-June 2026 — groundbreaking took place in Dhul Hijjah 1447 AH.
The First Initiative
What SPC will offer our orphan students
01
Best schooling
Access to quality education from day one.
02
Academic grooming
Structured support to help every child thrive in the classroom.
03
Spiritual & Intellectual Growth
Nurturing both faith and mind, side by side
04
A True Home Environment
A fatherly figure available 24/7 — not a conventional institutional setting.
05
Time Management & Self-esteem
Building the discipline and confidence to serve community, nation, and future families.
05
In-house IT Setup
Available to our own children and to other students in the vicinity.