Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has launched a program to provide free flats to industrial workers, prioritizing widows and disabled workers, with applications now open for eligible workers in Lahore and Kasur districts.
Program Details
The initiative aims to support industrial workers by offering free housing under the Punjab Workers Welfare Fund. In the first phase, 750 flats will be distributed at the Workers Welfare Complex in Sundar Industrial Estate, Kasur. The government has set aside specific quotas to ensure inclusivity:
- 3% of flats reserved for widows of deceased workers.
- 2% of flats allocated for workers with disabilities.
- Two-thirds of flats designated for Kasur-based workers.
- One-third of flats for workers from Lahore.
This housing scheme reflects Punjab’s commitment to improving the welfare of its industrial workforce, particularly those in challenging circumstances.

How to Apply
Workers can access application forms online through the Punjab Workers Welfare Fund’s official website or collect them free of charge from the offices of the Director Labour Welfare (North) or Deputy Director Labour Welfare (South) in Kasur. The deadline for submitting applications is September 8, 2025.
For assistance, workers can reach out to the following helplines:
- Kasur Helplines: 049-2724261, 0331-4436944
- Punjab Workers Welfare Fund: 042-99260240
The application process has been designed to be accessible, allowing workers to apply from the comfort of their homes or through local offices.
Why It Matters
This housing initiative is part of a broader effort by the Punjab government to uplift industrial workers, who form a critical part of the province’s economy. By prioritizing vulnerable groups like widows and disabled workers, the program addresses social equity while providing tangible support to those in need. The Workers Welfare Complex in Kasur is a flagship project, designed to offer modern, comfortable housing to workers at no cost.

Next Steps
The Punjab government has emphasized transparency in the allocation process to ensure fair distribution. Authorities have promised to review applications promptly, with successful applicants expected to be notified soon after the September 8 deadline. This initiative follows other welfare programs, such as the recently announced free laptop scheme for students, signaling the government’s focus on supporting its citizens.
For more details, visit the Punjab Workers Welfare Fund website or contact the helplines listed above.