Motivation
Since 1999 in Pakistan, and through KIWS since 2012, our work is volunteer seva for those who need it most.
Khalsa International Welfare Society
Free eye camps, medical aid, education, family support, and Gurdwara restoration — led by Pres. Balbinder S. Nanuwan across the UK, Canada, India, and Pakistan.
Who we are
President Balbinder Singh Nanuwan has served the community for over 40 years. Funds raised in Gurdwaras and from supporters worldwide go directly to people in need.
Since 1999 in Pakistan, and through KIWS since 2012, our work is volunteer seva for those who need it most.
Help the needy with food, healthcare, education, and dignity — collecting donations across the globe.
Every Sunday we raise support in Gurdwaras so families can meet basic needs with lasting care.
Treasurer of Kar Sewa Committee UK since 1999; President & Director of KIWS (Canada & UK) since 2012.
Our services
Five programmes spanning healthcare, learning, family welfare, and sacred heritage.
Monthly camps at Tambu Sahib, Nankana Sahib — check-ups, medicines, glasses, and laser operations.
Eye, cancer, hearing-aid camps and hospital support for families across Punjab and wider India.
School fees, uniforms, books, and transport for children in India and Pakistan.
Groceries, remarriage support for widows and divorced mothers, and aid for UK families in need.
Beautifying and restoring historic Gurdwaras so pilgrimage sites remain open for the sangat.
Support a camp, a child’s education, or a family — bank transfer or online checkout.
Completed projects
Figures shared by KIWS from programmes across India, Pakistan, and the UK.
In the field
See our seva in action across eye camps, medical programmes, and community support.
About the president
Born in Gobind Pur, District Nawanshahar, Punjab. Treasurer of Kar Sewa Committee UK and President of Khalsa International Welfare Society (UK & Canada).
From preserving Gurdwaras in Pakistan to free eye camps at Tambu Sahib, his seva continues with the blessings of the Guru and the support of the sangat worldwide.
Gallery
Moments from Khalsa International Welfare Society camps, events, and seva.
Community voices
“Being a volunteer with Khalsa International Welfare Society has made me a better person. I am now a proud team worker.”
“Volunteering brought out the best in me by looking at the larger picture and keeping the welfare of others first.”
“It was moving to see what KIWS had done for children. I still remember being greeted by innocent, happy faces.”
“With its vision to empower children, women and youth, KIWS has made great strides since its inception.”
FAQ
Balbinder Singh Nanuwan is the founder of Khalsa International Welfare Society.
Yes. Funds are spent on education, medical care, marriage support, and family welfare for people in need.
Where welfare systems are limited, charities often provide food, clothing, healthcare, and education that help families get back on their feet.
Registered charity in the UK (1152436) and Canada. Donate online or by bank transfer.