Noor Ul Quran Trust · Islamabad
Compassion in Action. Hope for Every Community.
Together, we can support families, educate children, provide essential care and build stronger communities.
Who we are
A trust built on faith, service and accountability
Since 2012, Noor Ul Quran Trust has served families in Islamabad and Rawalpindi through education, healthcare, food support and care for the most vulnerable — and reports openly on every rupee entrusted to it.
Faith-led service
Our work follows the Quranic call to care for orphans, the elderly and those in need.
Dignity first
We protect the privacy and dignity of every person we support.
Open books
Audited accounts and project reports are published for everyone.
Our impact
What your support made possible
Cumulative figures, 2012 – 2025
Our programs
Eight ways we serve the community
Every program is planned with the community, delivered by trained staff and volunteers, and reported in full.
Orphan care & children’s welfare
Monthly sponsorship, schooling and health care for children who have lost a parent.
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Older persons’ care
Home visits, medicines and companionship for elderly people living alone.
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Free consultations, diagnostics and medicines through monthly medical camps.
Learn moreFree education
Evening school, tuition support and learning materials so children stay in school.
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Monthly ration packs and daily hot meals for families facing hunger.
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Emergency & community relief
Rapid response with shelter, water and food when floods, fires or winter strike.
Learn moreQuranic & Islamic education
Nazra, Hifz and Tajweed classes with Islamic studies for boys and girls.
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Community development
Clean water, skills training and small grants that strengthen whole neighbourhoods.
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Help us reach these goals
Winter relief 2026
Blankets, heaters and rations for 1,500 families before the cold sets in.
A school seat for every child
Fund books, uniforms and teachers for 200 new students this academic year.
Monthly medical camps
Keep 12 free medical camps running through 2026 with medicines for every patient.
How we work
From your donation to verified impact
Impact stories
Voices from our community
After my husband passed away, the trust helped my children stay in school. My eldest just passed matric with an A grade.
Rukhsana, mother of threeOrphan care & children’s welfareThe young volunteers who visit every week bring my medicines and sit with me. I no longer feel forgotten.
Muhammad Akram, 72Older persons’ careI used to work in a workshop all day. Now I come to evening school and I can read English books.
Ayan, 11Free educationFinancial accountability
Every published figure is backed by records
We publish audited financial statements, annual reports and project utilization reports so every supporter can see how funds are managed and used.
News & insights
News & insights
NewsWinter relief 2026 begins with 300 families in Koral Town
Our volunteers delivered the first blanket and ration packs as night temperatures dropped below 5°C.
Read moreStoriesFrom workshop to matric: 31 evening-school students pass with distinction
Students who once worked full days now hold matric certificates — and plans for college.
Read moreNewsMedical camp #34 sees 182 patients in Dhok Haidery
Volunteer doctors screened for diabetes and anaemia and referred 14 patients for specialist care.
Read moreGive your time, skills or voice
Join 350+ volunteers at medical camps, food drives, classes and events across Islamabad.
Your gift reaches a family this week
Give once or monthly to the cause you care about. Every donation is receipted and reported.