Our Mission
Care that builds independence
To provide every orphan girl with a safe home, quality education, proper nutrition, healthcare, and vocational skills, enabling her to live with dignity and become self-reliant.
A home built on dignity and opportunity
About BIWS
Begum Inayat Welfare Society of Pakistan - a home of hope and opportunity for 90 orphan girls in Lahore since 2012.
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Our Story
Begum Inayat Welfare Society was founded in 2012 by Dr. Amna Amber with a simple yet powerful belief: no orphan girl should feel alone, unsafe, or without opportunity.
What started as a small initiative in Model Town, Lahore has grown into a residential Girls Campus that is now home to 90 orphan girls, providing shelter, nutritious food, quality education, emotional support, and life skills.
Today, BIWS focuses on nurturing girls with compassion, discipline, and real-world skills, including computer education, digital skills, beautician training, stitching, and web and IT learning.
- Free residential care for 90 orphan girls
- Full academic schooling with tutoring support
- 5 vocational skill programs for self-reliance
- Healthcare, nutrition, and emotional wellbeing
- Transparent NGO with CRM-based donor reporting
Founder
Dr. Amna Amber
Est. 2012
“Every child deserves love, education, dignity, and the opportunity to succeed in life. This is the vision that drives BIWS every single day.”
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Purpose & Direction
One mission, one vision, and a daily commitment to every child.
BIWS combines residential care, education, emotional support, and practical skills so girls can grow in a safe environment and move toward a confident future.
Our Vision
A future with dignity and opportunity
A society where no orphan girl feels alone, unsafe, or without opportunity, and every girl grows up with love, confidence, education, and the courage to build an independent future.
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Our Journey
From a small beginning to a full campus of care.
Key milestones in BIWS history show steady growth in shelter, education, skills, and long-term support for orphan girls.
Journey at a glance
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BIWS Girls Campus Founded
Dr. Amna Amber began BIWS in Model Town, Lahore with a clear purpose: to give orphan girls a safe, caring home.
2015
Formal Education Program
The campus expanded its care capacity and strengthened schooling, tutoring, and daily academic support.
2018
Skill Training Begins
Vocational learning was introduced so older girls could begin building confidence and practical independence.
2020
Digital Learning Support
Computer and digital literacy sessions gave students more exposure to technology and modern learning tools.
2022
A Larger Home of Care
BIWS grew into a home for 90 girls while improving campus routines, wellbeing support, and infrastructure.
2026
Modern IT & Campus Growth
New IT tracks and computer lab improvements continue preparing girls for a more self-reliant future.
Every stage of BIWS growth is centered on the same goal: a safer home, stronger education, and practical opportunities for every girl in care.
Our Team
The dedicated people behind BIWS Girls Campus.
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Aamna Amber
President / Founder
Social Worker and Dress Designing professional. Founded BIWS in 2012 with the vision to provide orphan girls a dignified, educated, and self-reliant future.
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Naeem Siddiqi
Vice President
Ex-Banker with extensive financial experience, supporting BIWS leadership and strategic direction.
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Aayan Sameer
General Secretary
Businessman overseeing organizational affairs, coordination, and day-to-day management of BIWS.
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Mohammad Akram
Finance Secretary
Businessman responsible for financial management, accounts, and transparent fund handling at BIWS.
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Saqib Munir
Executive Member
Businessman contributing to BIWS operations and welfare program support.
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Javed Bhatti
Executive Member
Businessman actively involved in BIWS community outreach and program development.
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Attique Ahmed
Executive Member
Civil Engineer providing infrastructure and technical support to the BIWS Girls Campus.
Founder
Dr. Amna Amber
Founder's Message
A Message of Purpose & Compassion
Every child deserves love, education, dignity, and the opportunity to succeed in life. This is the vision that drives BIWS every single day.
Begum Inayat Welfare Society was established in 2012 by Dr. Amna Amber with a simple yet powerful belief: no orphan girl should feel alone, unsafe, or without opportunity. What started as a small initiative has grown into a Girls Campus that is now home to 90 orphan girls.
Today, BIWS nurtures girls with compassion, discipline, and real-world skills, including computer education, digital skills, beautician training, stitching, and web and IT learning, so they can grow into confident and self-reliant women.
Vice President's Message
Together We Build Brighter Futures
Our work at BIWS is a shared commitment, to give every girl not just shelter, but hope, skills, and the confidence to stand on her own.
As Vice President of BIWS, I work alongside our founder and dedicated team to ensure that every girl receives consistent care, quality education, and opportunities for personal growth. From daily campus operations to skill development programs, our focus remains on transparency, accountability, and lasting impact.
We invite donors, volunteers, and community partners to join us in this mission. Your support directly transforms lives, helping orphan girls become educated, skilled, and self-reliant members of society.
BIWS Leadership
Vice President — Begum Inayat Welfare Society of Pakistan (BIWS)
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Support safe care, education, and skills training for the girls at BIWS Girls Campus.