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Empowering Change. Inspiring Hope. Building Futures.
At Carvan of Life Pakistan Trust, we believe that recovery is possible, dignity matters, and every individual deserves the opportunity to rebuild a meaningful life.
Our mission is to empower individuals facing mental health and psychosocial challenges through compassionate care, rehabilitation, and community support.
Caring for minds building brighter tomorrow since 2009
Caravan of Life Pakistan Trust was founded by Shaheen S. Ahmed and Khusro Karamat Elley as the realization of a deeply personal journey and a shared vision for mental health recovery, dignity, and hope. Through transformative initiatives including The Recovery House, and Bawaqar Zindagi, we are creating pathways toward healing, independence, inclusion, and flourishing. From psychiatric rehabilitation and life-skills development to family support and community outreach, our mission is to empower individuals to rediscover purpose, confidence, and connection — building healthier lives and stronger communities.
Our Projects
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Anti Stigma Campaign
The mission of End the Silence / Hum Bolenge is to address stigma with two of the most important players in our society: clients and their families.
The goal of the Anti-Stigma Campaign is to reduce the stigma associated with mental health conditions, promote understanding and acceptance, and encourage open dialogue about mental health issues in the community.
News & Events
Caravan of Life Pakistan Trust continues to grow its impact across Pakistan, driving meaningful change through dedicated programmes. Stay connected with our latest milestones, initiatives, and campaigns as we advance whole-person health and healing nationwide.
How to Know When to Seek Mental Health Help
How to Know When to Seek Mental Health Help
Psychiatric Rehabilitation vs Traditional Medical Models
Psychiatric Rehabilitation vs Traditional Medical Models
What is Mental Health Stigma Some Common Examples and Explanations
What is Mental Health Stigma Some Common Examples and Explanations
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