One mission, many programmes
From classrooms and clinics to clean water, hot meals, dialysis, plantation and a free graveyard — here is how our work reaches families across Punjab.
Education
Education has been at the heart of The Sultan Foundation since the day it was founded. Today we run three institutions offering high-quality, affordable schooling to children who might otherwise be left behind — complete with well-defined curricula, modern facilities, scholarships and daily nutrition.
Students enrolled
Institutions
Target at 'The School'
- Sultan Foundation Girls' High School, Mumtazabad — inaugurated in 1983, 750 students (grades 6–10) for a nominal fee
- Sultan Foundation Girls & Boys High School, Toba Tek Singh — established 1992, 2,200 students (Play Group–Matric)
Healthcare
When a single illness can bankrupt a family, accessible healthcare is dignity. The Sultan Foundation operates three health centres serving both students and the public, offering examinations, medication and low-cost diagnostics — ultrasounds and tests for blood sugar, Hepatitis B & C, and pregnancy.
Health centres
Patients per day
Nominal fee
- Health Care Center, Multan — established 2000, ~250 patients daily, Rs. 50 examination (incl. 2 days' medication)
- Health Care Center, Toba Tek Singh — 350–400 patients daily; free for students, Rs. 60 for others
Healthcare & Dialysis Centre
The Sultan Foundation Healthcare & Dialysis Centre extends our healthcare mission into specialised kidney care. Building on our donation of dialysis machines to public institutions, the Centre provides accessible dialysis and related medical support so that families facing chronic illness are not left without options.
Specialised care
Location
To patients in need
- Dedicated Healthcare & Dialysis Centre under The Sultan Foundation
- Dialysis and specialised kidney-care support for underserved patients
Clean Water
To combat the diseases caused by unsafe drinking water, The Sultan Foundation has established 27 water filtration plants across Punjab. Strategically placed in local communities, hospitals, colleges and universities, they directly improve public health and hygiene — a core part of our mission to enhance the well-being of the public.
Filtration plants
Coverage
For everyone
- 27 filtration plants installed across Punjab
- Located in communities, hospitals, colleges and universities
Sultan Ka Dastarkhawn
Driven to combat hunger, The Sultan Foundation established the Mobile Dastarkhawn (Sultan Ka Dastarkhawn) to feed the needy in Multan. Operating at various locations, it provides three wholesome, hygienic meals daily, 365 days a year, with a rotating menu of vegetables, pulses, chicken, rice and meat.
Meals served daily
Days a year
Meals per day
- Three fresh meals daily, 365 days a year
- Serving 2,600–3,000 people every day with dignity
Sultan Sasta Bazar
The Sultan Sasta Bazar was launched to provide relief to poor and marginalized communities during a period of escalating inflation, offering subsidized essential food items like flour, ghee, beans and rice. Digital systems ensure transparency, while carefully chosen locations put relief within reach of the families who need it most.
Families served daily
Essential foods
Transparent systems
- Subsidized essentials: flour, ghee, beans and rice
- Serving over 2,000 families daily
Plantation Drive
In collaboration with the National Highway Authority, the Horticulture Authority and the Local Government Multan, The Sultan Foundation has launched a large-scale plantation drive — greening the region and supporting Pakistan's climate resilience.
Trees planted
Per nursery plant
Plants distributed
- ~70,000 plants & trees along the M4 (Ext.) Motorway, Multan to Khanewal
- ~8,000 more planted from Babar Chowk to the NLC Bypass
Army Graveyard Multan
Continuing its tradition of addressing societal needs, The Sultan Foundation has developed a graveyard in Multan Cantonment. The organisation recognised the severe shortage of burial grounds in the area, as existing graveyards are at or near capacity and in poor condition. The project was launched with the full collaboration of the Army, which donated the land.
All services
Multan location
Land partner
- Developed in Multan Cantonment in collaboration with the Army
- Land donated by the Army for this community need
Welfare & Relief
Beyond its ongoing projects, The Sultan Foundation responds to need wherever it arises — from emergency relief to landmark donations to public health institutions.
Dialysis machines donated
Flood-relief reach
Ramadan relief
- Flood relief across South Punjab: rice, flour, pulses and cooking oil for affected families
- An annual Ramadan relief program of essential food items for vulnerable families