It is with deep gratitude to our Lord Jesus Christ that I welcome you to the New Life School & College of Nursing.

Born and raised in a Christian family, I was blessed by the strong faith of my mother, who instilled in me the values of service, compassion, and commitment to Christ. From my teenage years as a church youth leader, I carried a burden to serve our community and to create opportunities where they were most needed.
In the early 2000s, I observed the growing demand for skilled nurses in Pakistan, yet there were very limited avenues for young men to enter this noble profession. This realization, along with my growing admiration for nursing through our medical camps with New Life Health Care NGO, planted the vision in my heart to establish a nursing institution that would open doors of opportunity for both men and women.

By God’s grace, in 2004 we founded the New Life School & College of Nursing in Karachi. With approval from the Government of Sindh and Pakistan Nursing Council, our first batch was admitted in 2005. Since then, the college has grown into a recognized institution of excellence, producing over 4,000 graduates who are serving with dedication across Pakistan and around the world.

Our mission has always been clear:
 To provide modern, high-quality nursing education rooted in faith-based care and global standards.
 To create equal opportunities for both men and women in nursing.
 To prepare nurses who will serve humanity with professional excellence, compassion, and integrity.

Today, New Life offers a full range of programs Nursing Diplomas, Post RN BSN, Post Basic Diplomas, and the 4-year BSN Generic degree. Looking forward, our vision is to expand into MSN and doctoral-level programs, making advanced nursing education more accessible and affordable, especially for those students who cannot meet financial costs.

As President of Nurses Christian Fellowship Pakistan and a former Board Member of NCFI (2012–2016), I remain deeply committed to integrating Christian values into nursing education and practice. Our faith reminds us of Jesus’ words: “Whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me” (Matthew 25:40). This scripture continues to guide our mission.

The journey of New Life has not been easy, but with prayer, perseverance, and a dedicated team, God has turned a dream into reality. I warmly invite students, parents, and partners to join us in this mission to build a future where nurses are not only skilled professionals but also servants of humanity and witnesses of Christ’s love.

Sarfraz Asif
Founder & Chairman
New Life School & College of Nursing