In Gilgit, people came together to observe World Orphans Day with passion and dedication. Al-Khidmat Foundation and Read Foundation led the event by organizing a rally that went from the Supreme Appellate Court to the Gilgit-Baltistan Assembly. The aim was to highlight the urgent need to help orphaned children, who are some of the most vulnerable members of society.
During the rally, participants held banners with messages supporting the welfare and rights of orphans. They spoke out with determination and empathy, calling for everyone to take action to support and care for these marginalized individuals.
The rally reminded everyone of the struggles that orphans face, including loss, financial instability, and limited access to education and healthcare. Al-Khidmat Foundation and Read Foundation, well-known for their dedication to helping others, stressed the importance of providing not just material assistance but also emotional support to orphaned children.
Representatives from the organizing foundations spoke at the event, emphasizing the moral duty to help orphaned children, no matter where they are from. They urged policymakers, community leaders, and individuals to prioritize the well-being of orphans and ensure they have the same opportunities as other children to grow and thrive.
The rally ended at the Gilgit-Baltistan Assembly, where participants talked with lawmakers and officials about ways to improve orphan welfare in the region. The discussion highlighted the need for collaboration between civil society organizations and government bodies to address systemic issues and find lasting solutions.