In the bustling city of Bhopal, where tradition meets modernity, lives a woman whose life is a quiet yet powerful testimony to the impact of genuine kindness. Born on January 20, 1976, Jumana Husain has dedicated herself to helping others—not for recognition, but from a deep-rooted belief in humanity. From childhood, she has been known for her gentle heart and compassionate spirit. Today, that same spirit fuels her mission to serve those in need, touching lives through action, not applause.
Jumana is the founder of the Neki Foundation, an initiative born not out of a desire to showcase her own deeds, but to encourage and inspire others to do good. The word “Neki,” meaning “goodness,” reflects the core of her values: help selflessly, serve quietly, and uplift others with dignity. Her foundation has become a source of hope for many underprivileged families in Bhopal.
Through Neki Foundation, Jumana provides food to countless poor families across the city, ensuring that no one goes to bed hungry. Her work is not limited to children — entire households have been supported through her efforts. She believes that food is a basic right, and her work in this area continues without fanfare or publicity. Her quiet approach is intentional; she wants her work to be an example that inspires people to do good not for recognition, but out of compassion.
Education holds a special place in Jumana’s heart. She focuses on encouraging children from government schools and slum communities — children who often grow up in environments that dim their hopes. Jumana visits these schools, motivates students to study hard for a better future, and provides them with essential educational supplies such as books, school bags, and stationery. For many of these children, she is the first person to ever truly believe in them — and that belief has already changed many lives.
Though her current focus is on child welfare and poverty alleviation, Jumana dreams of expanding her mission in the future to empower women from disadvantaged backgrounds. She understands that true social change includes uplifting women and giving them the tools and confidence to lead independent lives. While that chapter of her work is still to come, her vision is clear, and her commitment is unwavering.
Throughout this journey, Jumana has been supported by her husband, Mr. Tahir Husain. Deeply inspired by his father, the late Hakimuddin Sahab — a man known for his own life of service — Tahir shares and supports Jumana’s mission wholeheartedly. Together, they carry forward a legacy of kindness and responsibility.
Jumana Husain is not just a philanthropist — she is a quiet force of change, a symbol of sincerity, and a role model for countless others. Her journey proves that you don’t need a spotlight to make a difference; you just need a heart committed to doing good.
