About FWF

The Falaq Welfare Foundation (FWF) is dedicated to uplifting the poor, needy, destitute, mentally ill, and homeless. This mission began when the foundation's trustees, moved by the suffering of these individuals, recognized their urgent needs for food, clothing, and shelter. Inspired by this, four like-minded individuals came together to create an organization that would provide support by collecting essential items from the community, including unused clothes, and distributing them to those in need—regardless of age, gender, or condition.

These founders conceived the idea of a "bank" that would gather food and clothing, organize the cooking of meals, and distribute them to those living on the streets. In addition to this, they aimed to establish homes for destitute children and the elderly. The foundation was formally registered as a charitable trust under the Indian While the foundation’s work had begun earlier, this date marks its official legal inception. Since then, FWF has been actively engaged in providing welfare and development services to uplift the needy, including the establishment of a children's home that currently supports 19 underprivileged children, helping them live with dignity and respect.