We work on both sides of poverty: the urgent needs of today, and the income and education that make a household secure for good.
For households that cannot cover food and basic needs.
When a family cannot afford to eat, nothing else can come first. We aim to provide ration and essential supplies to households in need, discreetly and fairly, so that no one has to choose between food and other basic needs.
For labourers whose income stops when work does.
Millions of Pakistanis earn by the day, and a week without work can mean a week without food. We aim to support daily-wage workers and their families through lean periods and help them find steadier sources of income.
For women who want to earn from home or in their communities.
When women earn, whole households become more secure. We aim to help women build practical, marketable skills and small enterprises that fit their lives, and to connect them with buyers and work.
For children whose families cannot afford school costs.
Poverty often pulls children out of school and into work, passing hardship to the next generation. We aim to help families meet school costs so their children can keep learning.
Details of specific programmes, where they run and what they achieve will be published here as each is confirmed. We report only what we can verify.
