Ghulam Mujtaba Qadri

Founding Chairman/ President

Ghulam Mujtaba Qadri is a distinguished social worker and a dynamic, multidimensional personality, passionately committed to community welfare. He is the founder and president of the Sindh Ajrak Welfare Trust, where he leads transformative initiatives aimed at uplifting underprivileged communities.His dedication to education is equally profound. As the CEO of Qadri College of Health Sciences, he is shaping future healthcare professionals with a forward-thinking approach that blends academic excellence with practical skills.Holding a Master’s and a Graduate degree in Information Technology, along with a B.Sc in Physiology, Mr. Qadri exemplifies the powerful synergy between technology and healthcare. Through his work, he continues to inspire change, drive innovation, and serve as a catalyst for positive societal impact.

Ms. Quratulain

General Secretary

Ms. Quratulain is a young and dedicated daughter of Sindh, known for her vast teaching experience, active social work, and great communication skills. Passionate about education and community welfare, she strives to uplift underprivileged communities and empower women through impactful initiatives.

Safia Sarwar Qadri

Joint Secretary

Ms. Safia Sarwar Qadri is a compassionate soul and a nurturing presence, known for her heartfelt dedication to social welfare and community care. With the grace and strength of a mother, she extends kindness and support to those in need, always leading with empathy and love.Deeply involved in charitable and community-building efforts, Ms. Safia brings a unique blend of wisdom, warmth, and quiet strength to her work. Her nurturing spirit has touched countless lives, making her a source of comfort and inspiration within her community.A true symbol of motherhood, she continues to serve with sincerity, embodying the values of care, compassion, and selfless service.

Aamir Rajper

Member

Aamir Rajper is active member of Sindh Ajrak Welfare Trust. He served as the member of the trust from inception to 2023. He is a dedicated social activist with a deep commitment to civil liberties, democracy, and human rights. Actively engaged in various national networks and movements, he consistently advocates for equitable and inclusive social change. With a strong academic foundation, he holds a Master’s degree in Nursing, an MBA in Hospital and Health Care Management, a Post-RN BS in Nursing, and multiple diplomas in Teaching Administration, Ward Administration, Mental Health Nursing, and General Nursing. His combined expertise in healthcare and social advocacy positions him as a passionate leader working at the intersection of public health and human rights.

Adnan Mana Rajput

Member

Abdul Manan Rajput is a renowned educationist and respected social activist, widely recognized for his contributions to both healthcare and human rights advocacy. Currently pursuing a PhD in Nursing from Malaysia, he brings a wealth of academic and professional experience to his work. He holds a Master’s degree in Nursing, an MBA in Hospital and Health Care Management, a Post-RN Bachelor of Science in Nursing, a diploma in Community Health Nursing, and is a Registered Nurse. In addition, he is an officially certified consultant by the CGNC from USA and has served as a consultant to several prestigious hospitals and universities. With a deep commitment to social justice, education, and public health, Abdul Manan Rajput continues to be a transformative force in communities both locally and internationally.

SAWT Tabs

Core Values

Vision

Mission

Core Values

1. Accessible Healthcare for All
To reduce health disparities by providing free medical camps, mobile clinics, and preventive health services in rural and underserved communities.

2. Equal Education Opportunities
To ensure every child—regardless of background—has access to free quality education, school supplies, and academic support, enabling them to learn, grow, and succeed.

3. Breaking the Cycle of Poverty
To empower low-income families through financial assistance, skill-based training, livelihood support, and disaster relief, helping them achieve stability and self-reliance.