Al Makkah Colony Welfare Society is a residential housing estate established as a welfare-driven development in Gulberg 3, Lahore. It offers a mix of plots and ready-made homes ranging from 2 to 10 Marla, with built-in utilities and key amenities like a communal lawn, children's play area, nearby mosques, and 24-hour security. The society is LDA-approved and boasts a prime location with easy access to Main College Road, Butt Chowk, commercial markets, schools, and hospitals, making it a well-connected and established neighbourhood.
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Informal waste pickers from Al Makkah Colony and Bhutto Nagar held their first cooperative meetings as part of an IGES-funded pilot project led by the Akhter Hameed Khan Foundation (AHKF). The initiative focuses on designing simple business models, defining collective management roles, training 63 participants (43 women, 20 men) on segregation and micro-recycling, and advocating for social protection of sanitation workers — including a policy dialogue with the District Labour Officer of Sahiwal. These efforts aim to establish community-owned enterprises linking environmental sustainability with dignified livelihoods.
Al Makkah Colony is formally recognized as Union Council No. 205 within the administrative structure of Lahore, located in the Gulberg III zone. This classification appears in official listings of Lahore’s 274 union councils published on Zamulk.com — confirming its status as a defined civic and electoral unit under the Lahore Metropolitan Corporation framework.
A TikTok video by Travel with Nadeem SK provides verified on-the-ground documentation of Street No. 9-D in Al Makkah Colony, Gulberg III, Lahore, offering visual confirmation of the colony’s physical layout, residential character, and integration within the broader Gulberg neighborhood — serving as contemporary evidence of its active, inhabited status.