Musa Khan’s journey is a remarkable example of how care, education and continuous support can transform a child’s life. Orphaned at a young age, he grew up in the care of Khubaib Foundation, completed his education in Pakistan, earned a master’s degree in the United Kingdom and today works as a Project Director in the UK.
His success story shows what orphan care in Pakistan can achieve when a child is given a safe home, quality education and steady support from childhood into adulthood.
A New Beginning at Khubaib Foundation
In 2002, after losing their parents, Musa and his three siblings, one brother and two sisters, joined Khubaib Foundation. At a time when the children had lost the people they depended on most, the foundation provided them with care, support and access to education.
That support helped the four siblings build a foundation for a better future.
Education for Orphans: Khubaib School and College Haripur
Musa completed his education up to Intermediate (Grade 12) at Khubaib School and College Haripur. For Musa, those school years laid the groundwork for everything that followed, and they show why education for orphans is central to the foundation’s work.
Higher Education: Media Studies at Riphah International University
Determined to pursue higher education, Musa enrolled at Riphah International University, where he completed his Bachelor’s degree in Media Studies.
Starting His Career in the Foundation’s Media Department
After graduating, Musa joined the Media Department of Khubaib Foundation. The organization that had supported him as a child became the place where he gained valuable professional experience and developed his skills in the media field.
A Master’s Degree in the United Kingdom
With ambitions to further his education and expand his professional horizons, Musa moved to the United Kingdom. He pursued a Master’s degree in Digital Marketing at the University of Chester and successfully completed his studies.
Today: Project Director in the UK
Today, Musa Khan works as a Project Director in the United Kingdom, another significant milestone in a journey that began with orphan care in Pakistan.
What Musa’s Story Shows About Long-Term Orphan Care
Musa’s journey reflects the lasting impact of education, mentorship and sustained institutional support. Care and a stable home gave him security as a child. School prepared him for university. A first job at the foundation gave him professional experience. With that base, he was ready to study abroad and build an international career.
This is why orphan care means more than meeting a child’s immediate needs. When an NGO in Pakistan stays with a child from the early years through education and into adulthood, that child can grow into a confident, independent and successful member of society.
Help More Children Write Their Own Success Stories
Khubaib Foundation remains committed to empowering orphan children through quality education, comprehensive care and opportunities that help them become confident, independent and successful members of society.
Every child deserves an opportunity to succeed. Musa Khan’s journey is one of the many stories that inspire us to continue this mission. When you sponsor an orphan or donate to orphan care, you help give another child the same chance Musa had.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Musa Khan?
Musa Khan grew up in the foundation’s care after losing his parents. He studied at Khubaib School and College Haripur and Riphah International University, earned a Master’s in Digital Marketing from the University of Chester and now works as a Project Director in the UK.
When did Musa Khan join Khubaib Foundation?
Musa joined the foundation in 2002, together with his three siblings.
How does Khubaib Foundation support orphans in Pakistan?
The foundation provides orphan children with care, support and access to quality education, along with opportunities that help them become confident and independent.
How can I help orphan children in Pakistan?
You can sponsor an orphan or donate to orphan care through Khubaib Foundation’s donation page.