To support the mobility needs of individuals with disabilities served by Care Plus Welfare Organisation Pakistan, we require a total of 500 wheelchairs to ensure accessibility across our community programs. Each wheelchair costs approximately PKR 25,000, bringing the total cost to PKR 1,25,00,000.

As part of our vocational training program to empower women in underserved areas, Care Plus Welfare Organisation Pakistan requires 3500 stitching machines to equip training centers effectively. Each machine is priced at PKR 18,000, resulting in a total cost of PKR 63,00,000.

To assist elderly and physically challenged individuals in regaining independence, Care Plus Welfare Organisation Pakistan needs 200 walkers to distribute across our health outreach programs. Each walker costs PKR 1,600, leading to a total cost of PKR 32,000.

To ensure underprivileged children can continue their education, Care Plus Welfare Organisation Pakistan requires funding to cover school fees and supplies for 100 students annually. The estimated cost is PKR 40,00,000.

To raise awareness and gather support for our initiatives, Care Plus Welfare Organisation Pakistan plans to host 3 community events throughout the year. Each event requires approximately PKR 12,00,000 for venue, logistics, and promotional materials, resulting in a total cost of PKR 36,00,000.

To sustain the healthcare services at Care Plus Welfare Organisation Pakistan, including our 200-bed hepatitis hospital in Multan, we require medical supplies to support 500 patients monthly. The estimated cost for essential items such as bandages, syringes, and medications is PKR 2,000 per patient, totaling PKR 10,00,000 per month.

Care Plus Welfare Organisation (CPWO) is a non-governmental organization registered under the Companies Act, 2017 (Registration No. 0113593, License No. 1141, NTN No. 7992531, dated 22-11-2017), dedicated to human development, providing support to underprivileged communities through services like wheelchairs, disaster management, health, education, and empowerment for people with disabilities.

Projects include building a hepatitis hospital in Multan with modern facilities (diagnosis, surgeries, labs), free health camps, education support in backward areas, women's rights advocacy, and plans for burn units and diabetes treatment centers to serve vulnerable populations.

CPWO works to combat gender discrimination, violence, and exploitation through awareness campaigns, seminars, surveys, and programs targeting issues like harassment, forced marriages, acid attacks, and unequal wages, emphasizing women's empowerment and equal rights.

Key goals include promoting education (formal and informal), protecting women's rights, improving health services, eradicating poverty and illiteracy, fostering democracy, preventing violence, and providing disaster relief to build a more equitable society.