Freedom through the Power of Christ
Brick Kiln Slave Ministry
Freedom through the Power of Christ
Uriah Welfare Organization is dedicated to freedom, faith and fullness of life for the poor, the oppressed, and the slave, through the Word of Jesus Christ and His works in Pakistan today.
Providing Hope and  Future
School and Family Support
Providing Hope and Future
Join Uriah Welfare Organization in our work alongside Jesus Christ, in lifting up impoverished families through education, skills training, and direct aid.
Jesus Christ, our Redeemer and Deliverer
Worship, Discipleship, Prayer, Community
Jesus Christ, our Redeemer and Deliverer
Through Jesus Christ's love, grace and power, lives are transformed, hearts are healed, and people are restored to a living relationship with God.

Our Mission

To serve the poorest of the poor by providing education, freedom from slavery, healthcare, and spiritual hope, enabling families to live with dignity and faith.

Our Vision

A society where no child works in brick kilns, every child goes to school, and families live free, healthy, and hopeful lives.
About Us

A Bright Future for Brick Kiln & Street Children

Uriah Welfare Organization is committed to transforming the lives of brick kiln children, street children, and the poorest families. We believe every child deserves education, dignity, and a hopeful future, not a life of forced labor. Through education, medical help, vocational training, and spiritual care, we are breaking the chains of modern slavery and restoring hope to forgotten communities.
Life Changing Testimony

Evangelist Patras Boota

Evangelist Patras Boota, I was born on June 3, 1993, into a brick kiln family. My father worked in brick kilns for more than 40 years. We lived a life of poverty and hardship, but we were rich in faith. My parents taught me about God, the Bible, and prayer, even when we had nothing else. My father always said, “God can do everything, and He makes all things possible for us when we ask Him in faith.” From childhood, I had a deep desire to study the Bible and serve God. I watched other children go to school every day while I worked in the kilns. One day, I went into my room, knelt before God, and cried, “Heavenly Father, why can I not get an education?” I made a promise to God that if He gave me an education, I would use it to serve Him and help children like me go from zero to hero.
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Spiritual Care & Bible Distribution

We share God’s love by distributing Bibles, praying for families, and saving souls through Christ

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Rescue from Brick Kiln Slavery

We help free families trapped in brick kiln labor and support them with education, food, and safe living needs.

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Education for Children

We run Knowledge Zone School, providing quality education to children from brick kilns and the streets. Our goal is to replace bricks with books and classrooms with hope.

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Uriah Garments Training Center

We train boys and girls with practical skills so they can earn a dignified living and support their families.

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Spiritual Care & Bible Distribution

We share God’s love by distributing Bibles, praying for families, and saving souls through Christ

Explore Now

Rescue from Brick Kiln Slavery

We help free families trapped in brick kiln labor and support them with education, food, and safe living needs.

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Education for Children

We run Knowledge Zone School, providing quality education to children from brick kilns and the streets. Our goal is to replace bricks with books and classrooms with hope.

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Uriah Garments Training Center

We train boys and girls with practical skills so they can earn a dignified living and support their families.

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Impact with Purpose.

What We Do

Why Your Support Matters

Your support helps us:

Educate vulnerable children

Rescue families from forced labor

Provide medical help

Train youth with life skills

Church Planting/Spiritual Care

The Knowledge Zone School

Uriah at Christmas

Brick Kiln

Flood Victims with Food