IFWA collaborated with Dr. Sadia and WPTGF to organize a medical camp for children and a health awareness session for parents focused on key health concerns, including nutrition. During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, IFWA also worked with Dr. Maryam Malik and the Sunbeams School System to hold a health awareness session for out-of-school children in Golra and produced informational leaflets. In addition, IFWA supported the PIMS burn unit to enhance hygiene and operations.

IFWA supported Rise and Shine Ministries in Iqbal Town near Rawalpindi by providing sewing machines, a pico machine, and other materials for a women’s sewing center. Later in the year 2025, IFWA contributed to the project’s expansion into a larger vocational training center, which now also includes a non-formal education center for out-of-school children in the community.

IFWA helped finance a major overhaul of the IT system at The Leprosy Hospital, ensuring that the institution can continue to receive government support and operate efficiently. The hospital provides essential medical care to many underprivileged patients, and this upgrade strengthens its capacity to deliver quality healthcare services.

 IFWA financed stationery and school supplies for two schools in Golra, supporting around 70 out-of-school children. In addition, eyesight and hearing testing was conducted for the same group of students to identify potential health issues early and ensure better learning conditions, reflecting IFWA’s commitment to education and child wellbeing.

IFWA financed a medical camp in Malakand, organized and coordinated by Acts of Kindness (AoK), which provided healthcare services to around 500 underprivileged women, covering transportation and medicines for the medical team. IFWA also partnered with AoK to organize Breast Cancer Awareness sessions with the Haraf Foundation and Al-Firdous School, reinforcing its commitment to community health and education.

IFWA supported Al-Firdous School, which provides education to underprivileged and out-of-school children, by contributing to the replacement of its failing van and financing stationery and school supplies. In partnership with Acts of Kindness (AoK), IFWA also organized a Breast Cancer Awareness session for Al-Firdous students, continuing its ongoing collaboration with the school.

IFWA supports the Haraf Foundation School, which provides education to underprivileged and out-of-school children. The initiative funds protein-based breakfasts for 200 students twice a week, distributes food during Ramadan, and promotes community awareness through teacher training and health education programs, including Breast Cancer Awareness sessions in collaboration with Acts of Kindness and The Educators group.