

Empowering Children, Mothers & Communities Across Pakistan
Kiran Foundation is a non-profit organization, which started off as a small initiative in 2006 by Sabina Khatri who drew her inspiration from Motherhood. The Foundation provides transformational education and holistic support in marginalized communities. Rooted in the belief of humanitarian values, the importance of mental health and wellbeing of self and others. We educate children and empower the mothers in a way that is truly nurturing for the whole family unit.
We derive our philosophy from mother’s love. We believe that the transformation of a nation happens with cultivating character while the child is still in the mother’s lap.
We work through a multi-tier framework, which emphasizes the importance of prevention and intervention for mental health and emotional support. Our team, partners and volunteers work closely with teachers and parents to ensure student’s wellbeing, safety and success through a collaborative framework.
I want to restore the belief in love.
میں محبت پر ایمان بحال کرنا چاہتی ہوں۔

Founder
KIRAN FOUNDATION
Sabina Khatri
Kiran is a gift from a mother’s heart to another.
We pioneered in the reality of Lyari; a region that has been through immense pain and turmoil, but is resilient and largely misunderstood. We nurture mothers and caregivers, along with their children, and build safe and happy spaces where they can heal from their pain, discover their strengths and flourish together.
We have now reached Kati Pahari , Swabi, Ghizar.
Schools are a microcosm of the society; when children are taught empathy and care from a young age, they grow up to make their community more compassionate. It is our goal to reimagine education as a journey towards freedom, safety, and happiness – ensuring a community of visionary thinkers and kind leaders.



Our Unique Initiatives
We go beyond the ideas of conventional education and incorporate elements that make our work more holistic.

Nafeesa Forum
Nafeesa Forum empowers mothers through education, mental wellbeing, and personal growth. As part of Kiran Foundation’s mother-and-child model, mothers learn alongside their children through interactive sessions, life skills, therapy, counseling, and recreational activities. The program also includes Dr. Javed Iqbal’s Effective Parenting Course, helping mothers build stronger families and become confident changemakers in their communities.

Hadia Clubs Beyond the School (HBTS)
Hadia Clubs, formerly known as BTS Clubs, are named in memory of Hadia, a young student whose love for football and gymnastics continues to inspire us. These after-school clubs provide children with opportunities to explore sports, arts, languages, and life skills in a safe and nurturing environment, helping them discover their talents and stay away from harmful influences.

Roshni Programs (Awareness Empowers Women)
Roshni Program (Awareness Empowers Women) provides a safe and supportive space for women to learn, heal, and grow. Based at Salma Ghar, the program offers training in parenting, mental health, life skills, and holistic learning, empowering women to build confidence, strengthen their families, and achieve greater economic independence.

Community Care and Development
Community Care and Development extends Kiran Foundation’s impact beyond Lyari by supporting underserved communities across Pakistan. Through sustainable initiatives such as clean water, solar energy, and mosque construction, alongside essential aid including food, clothing, and healthcare, we respond to community needs with care, dignity, and compassion.

Irshad Arif
Founder & Chairman
Kech Thalassemia Care Center Turbat- Balochistan
We proudly recognize Kiran Foundation for six years of unwavering commitment and compassionate service to thalassemia patients in Balochistan. Since 2019, when Kech Thalassemia Care Center (KTCC) began its journey with limited resources, Kiran Foundation has remained a steadfast partner – strengthening our operations and consistently elevating the quality of care we provide.
Their support has been both strategic and deeply human-centered, from providing essential medical equipment to ensuring monthly ration assistance for deserving families and warm clothing for children traveling from remote areas. At the heart of this partnership is Maa Sabina Katri, whose genuine care and personal connection with our patients and team reflects a bond that goes beyond collaboration – it is truly family. Today, KTCC stands as the only thalassemia center in Makran, delivering 600+ safe blood transfusions monthly to over 500 registered patients – completely free of cost. This impact would not have been possible without Kiran Foundation’s continued support, and we remain deeply grateful for their service to humanity.


