Saro is a young transgender activist and entrepreneur dedicated to advancing the sexual and reproductive health and rights of young people, especially those from marginalized communities. She has worked in the fields of sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) and gender equality with various international organizations. She has taken part in the United Nations Universal Periodic Review (UPR) process by contributing to reports on SRHR issues faced by young people in Pakistan, as well as on transgender issues in Pakistan.

Saro has also worked on different research projects aimed at understanding and highlighting issues of marginalized communities, such as Antecedents of joining the transgender community and reciprocal perceptions; Feminist representation in Pakistani cinema; Understanding eunuchs through Pakistani television. She has also worked with UK AID and UNICEF on advocacy-based research, such as Choice & Voice; People’s Perspective about Health Services in Pakistan, and Adolescents’ Development in South Asia.

Saro has developed a community-based organization in her region, Activists Alliance Foundation (AAGAHE), which envisions a society where all transgender persons can live with dignity and self-respect, enjoying equal social justice and wellbeing.