Janswabhiman Welfare Society

Pak Hindu Refugees Rehabilitation – Restoring Faith, Rebuilding Futures

Refugee Families Sheltered
100+ Refugee Families Sheltered
Refugee Children Educating
1,500+ Refugee Children Educating
Families Given Self-Employment
30+ Families Given Self-Employment

Across the border, thousands of Hindu families in Pakistan live under constant fear — facing religious persecution, forced conversions, violence, and institutional discrimination. When they cross into Bharat, they come not just seeking safety — but returning home to Dharma.

At Jan Swabhiman, in collaboration with Agniveer, we stand by these displaced families — with Seva, Sanskar, and Swabhiman.

Pakistani Hindu refugee families building shelters and community in Bharat

What We Provide

Shelter

Constructing shelters/huts for newly arrived refugee families.

Self Employment – Livelihood Assistance

Sewing machines, carts, and small-business kits for families to rebuild their lives with dignity and independence.

Education for Refugee Children

Through our Saraswati-Free Education for Slum Children education centers, refugee children get free bridge courses and moral education to protect young minds from exploitation or conversion. We also assist families with getting their children admitted into local schools.

Survival Essentials

Clean drinking water, ration kits, clothing and medicines.

Refugee rehabilitation — shelter construction and community work

Why This Matters

Their only “crime” was holding on to Sanatan Dharma under hostile regimes. Their homes were burned. Daughters abducted. Temples desecrated. They lost everything — but not their faith.

Today, with your support, they can begin again. In the land of Rishis and Ram, they can once again live free, fearless, and proud.

They didn't abandon Dharma in their darkest hours. Now, Dharma embraces them with open arms.

These are not migrants. They are exiled children of Dharma — and Bharat is their rightful home.

Your Aahuti Can Restore a Life

Community support and festivals for Pakistani Hindu refugee families

Let no child of Dharma go uncared for. Let us, together, fulfill Bharat's promise to her most loyal sons and daughters.

Support Refugee Families (80G Tax-Exempted)


If You Are Unable To Pay Using Above Links, You Can Also Use Following Bank Details For Direct Bank Transfer.

Account Name:
Jan Swabhiman Welfare Society
Bank:
IDFC First Bank
Savings Account No:
10094356373
IFSC Code:
IDFB0020101 (characters from 5th position are numbers; read '0' as ZERO)
Branch:
Barakhamba Road, New Delhi

Kindly mail us your transaction details, PAN and address for 80G at mailus@janswabhiman.org.

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