The Wasl Foundation has a goal of providing shelter to homeless and orphaned children, the elderly, and those who are destitute. We aim to empower women and offer vocational courses to both men and women so they can become self-employed. Sadly, orphaned children are often neglected by society, so we provide them with free education and conduct free health check-up camps in rural areas. Additionally, we offer mid-day meals to those who are hungry, old-aged, and orphaned.

We are dedicated to unlocking the potential of marginalized groups, including orphans, adults, the elderly, girls, and women, by providing programs that offer quality healthcare, inclusive education, gender-equitable opportunities for sustainable livelihood, disaster relief, and preparedness. Our guiding principles include humanitarianism, equal respect, impact, professionalism, inclusiveness, and impartiality, irrespective of caste or religion.