Imkaan Welfare Organization

Imkaan Welfare Organization Imkaan was founded on the tenet that each child not only has the right to live but to thrive.

We believe that every child has a right to live and that all children deserve to be part of a loving family. We aim to work towards our ultimate goal of ensuring that no child is murdered or abandoned in extreme conditions and that every child is placed with a loving and secure family. Further we aim at providing support to women and children by establishing clinics for prenatal and neonatal care.

Our aim is not only to provide free of cost or subsidized healthcare to children and expecting mothers but also support the community in decreasing risks and educating women to enable them to make informed decisions about their lives, health and families during pregnancy child birth and motherhood through education and intervention.

30/07/2026

Awareness begins with informed communities.

Identity documents are more than just paperwork, they are the key to accessing fundamental rights, education healthcare, social protection and equal opportunities. In this video, our community paralegals share practical tips on how to raise awareness within their communities. By starting conversations, sharing accurate information and guiding those who face barriers, they are helping ensure that no one is left behind. Together, we can build more informed, empowered and inclusive communities where everyone has access to a legal identity and the rights that come with it.

28/07/2026

Ibrahim, one of our dedicated community paralegals, explains how individuals can use the proper channels to escalate their concerns if their NADRA application or matter has been pending for a long time without resolution.

In this video, he introduces the NADRA Complaint Management System and explains how it can be used to register complaints, follow up on unresolved cases, and seek timely resolution of identity documentation issues.

27/07/2026

Did You Know?
Even if only one parent has a valid CNIC, children can still apply for their identity documents without unnecessary hindrance.
In this video, community paralegal Muhammad Faisal explains NADRA's One Parent Policy, which allows children to obtain their B-Form or CNIC based on one parent's valid CNIC, provided the parent's marital status is correctly updated on their CNIC, where applicable.
Knowing your rights and understanding the process can help you avoid delays and access identity documentation more easily.

27/07/2026

While it is important to know which blood relatives are included in NADRA’s system and can help provide biometric verification for applicants, it is equally important to understand who cannot provide biometric verification as a family member.

In this video, our community paralegal Saira explains which relatives and family members are not considered eligible for biometric verification purposes and why understanding NADRA’s family tree requirements is important for a smooth identity document process.

22/07/2026

Were you aware of NADRA's Pak Identity App and the services it offers?

In this video, community paralegal Farhan explains how applicants can use the Pak Identity App to conveniently access a range of NADRA services from home. Through the app, you can renew your CNIC, apply for modifications to your identity card, apply for a B-Form, and access several other identity-related services without visiting a NADRA office for every request.

Using digital services can save time and make the identity document process more convenient.

21/07/2026

Did you know it's important to register a person's death at your nearest Union Council (UC) office?

In this video, our paralegal, Irfan, explains why death registration matters, the documents you'll need, and the process for obtaining a death registration certificate.

Watch the video to learn how to complete the process and ensure your loved one's records are properly updated. If you know someone who may benefit from this information, share this post with them.

20/07/2026

Do you know what a CNIC Cancellation Certificate is and why it is important?

In this video, our community paralegal Ali Raza explains what a CNIC Cancellation Certificate is, who it is issued to, and why it may be required in certain situations. Understanding this document can help individuals and families navigate identity-related procedures more confidently.

Watch the video to learn when a CNIC Cancellation Certificate is needed and how it fits into NADRA's identity documentation process.

20/07/2026

Did you know?
NADRA maintains a family tree that includes your blood relatives. These family members may be able to assist in the biometric verification process when you apply for a CNIC or B-Form, where applicable.

In this video, our community paralegal Alishba explains who is included in NADRA's family tree, who is considered a blood relative, and how these family members can help complete the biometric verification process for identity documents.

Understanding your family tree can make the application process smoother and help you prepare the right information before visiting NADRA

16/07/2026

Seher, a highly motivated community paralegal, explains that you don't need to visit a NADRA office for every minor update or inquiry. From the comfort of your home, you can call the NADRA helpline to get general information about NADRA services, procedures, and matters related to your CNIC or identity records. Save time by using the helpline for information before making a trip to a NADRA branch.

Address

F-25/A, Block-9, Clifton
Karachi
75500

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:00 - 17:00

Telephone

03332110610

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