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A Place Where Humanity, Kindness, and Hope Still Exist

Athar · 26 years old · Pakistan

27 October 2026

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My name is Athar, and I am a 26-year-old male. I am writing this review not just to appreciate an organisation, but to express my heartfelt gratitude to someone who helped me during one of the most difficult phases of my life.

Sometimes life puts us through situations that leave us emotionally broken, mentally exhausted, and struggling with trauma that we cannot even explain to others. During such a difficult time, I came across Depression.pk, an organisation that provides completely free support to people struggling with depression, anxiety, trauma, and other mental health challenges.

What makes this organisation truly special is the kindness and sincerity of the people behind it.

I am especially grateful to Mr. Imran Hashmi, CEO of Depression.pk, who personally guided me, listened to me with patience, and helped me find my way through my emotional trauma. Despite his position, he is an incredibly humble, compassionate, and down to earth person. He made me feel heard, understood, and valued without expecting anything in return.

In a world where almost everything comes with a price, seeing someone dedicate their time and energy to helping people purely for the sake of Allah is truly inspiring.

His words, guidance, and genuine concern helped me regain hope and begin healing from experiences that had deeply affected me.

Depression.pk is not just an organisation to me — it is a reminder that humanity still exists, that kindness can change lives, and that sometimes a sincere conversation can bring light into someone’s darkest days.

To Mr. Imran Hashmi, I want to say from the bottom of my heart: JazakAllah Khair. May Allah bless you with endless happiness, good health, success, and the highest rewards for the beautiful work you are doing. May He give you the strength to continue helping those who are silently fighting battles that the world cannot see. Ameen.

To anyone struggling emotionally or mentally, please remember that you deserve to be heard, and seeking help is never a sign of weakness.

Thank you, Depression.pk, and thank you, Mr. Imran Hashmi, for making a genuine difference in my life. Your kindness will always be remembered. ❤️

They were not on their own, and neither are you

The group they are talking about is open. Our HEALING community on WhatsApp: psychiatrists and psychologists who give their time free, trained volunteers, and people living through the same thing. Somebody is awake in there most hours, and nobody is ever mocked. You can read for a week before you say a word.

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