Mrs. Shaheen Salahuddin serves as a Board Member of Al Umeed Rehabilitation Association (AURA), contributing her expertise to support individuals with disabilities. A renowned TV anchor, journalist, and short story writer with over 25 years of media experience, she has represented Pakistan internationally as a peace activist. A Fellow of the East-West Center (USA) and founding member of KCFR, she has received numerous prestigious awards, including recognition from the Pakistan Federation of Business & Professional Women.

Abida Memon is a seasoned public servant and social welfare advocate with over 40 years of experience in government and community service. She has held key positions in departments such as Women Development, Health, Environment, and Minorities Affairs. Currently serving as General Secretary of AURA, she continues to champion the rights of individuals with disabilities. Her career reflects a strong commitment to inclusive development and administrative excellence.

Munizeh Ali is a committed social worker and education advocate with over three decades of service. She began her journey in 1986, volunteering with children with special needs at Sister Gertrude’s. For the past 22 years, she has been actively supporting and developing a government girls' school in Chanesar Goth. Munizeh also serves as the President of AURA (Al-Umeed Rehabilitation Association), working to uplift individuals with physical and intellectual disabilities through inclusive rehabilitation initiatives.

Dr. Habiba Hasan is a renowned pediatrician and human rights activist with over four decades of service in healthcare and social welfare. A founder member of several pioneering organizations including AURA, ACELP, the Speech and Hearing Association of Pakistan, and Panah Shelter Home she has dedicated her life to supporting children with disabilities, women in crisis, and underserved communities. She also established an Early Learning Center for children in jail and played a key role in the Legal Aid Society.