Tauseef Anwar, Vice President of the London Mayor Association, recently visited Mandi Bahauddin to review various welfare projects managed by the Pakistan Public Help Foundation. His visit aimed to acknowledge the foundation’s efforts in education, health, employment, and other social services.

Tauseef Anwar, who has also served as a former civic mayor and speaker of the Lewisham Council, visited the Chot Dheeran Model Cemetery, a water filtration plant, and other community projects. He praised the clean environment and management of the cemetery and appreciated the initiatives undertaken by the foundation.

During his visit, he also toured schools supported by Bait-ul-Mal, including the “School for Working Children” and “The Generation Rising School,” where he was warmly welcomed with flower petals and bouquets by the students.

Anwar attended a brief ceremony in his honor at the school and commended its administration. He also visited the Women Empowerment Center in Malikwal, where local girls are taught skills like sewing and embroidery. He expressed his appreciation for the training programs and offered suggestions for expanding these initiatives.

Tauseef Anwar also paid a detailed visit to the Muhammad Nazir Memorial Health Services in Malikwal, where he met with staff and management and received a comprehensive briefing. He was pleased to see that deserving patients in the area have access to various healthcare facilities. He described the welfare projects under the Public Help Foundation as encouraging for the district’s residents and expressed his commitment to supporting the expansion of such initiatives.