Creating a resilient organization where protection and sustainable livelihoods work hand-in-hand to ensure dignity and wellbeing for all. 

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OUR MISSION

We are a non-profit organization working to improve the lives of people living in rural and underserved areas of Pakistan. Our mission is to reduce suffering caused by disease, poverty, and lack of basic facilities by providing direct support and sustainable development programs.

Our work focuses on healthcare assistance, education support, food and nutrition programs, clean water initiatives, and emergency relief. By partnering with local communities, we ensure that support reaches the most deserving families and creates lasting impact.

 

What we do

We support rural communities in Pakistan by addressing critical needs like health, education, nutrition, clean water, and emergencies. Our programs are designed to create lasting, sustainable impact.

OUR CAUSES

Enhanced protection and legal documentation status of vulnerable communities through integrated support services, strengthened civil registration systems, and sustainable social support networks

 

Key Indicators:

  1. Number of individuals (60% girls/women) benefitting from national civil status, identity or legal status documentation through support services
  2. Percentage of target community members (60% girls/women) reporting benefits from specialized protective services, case management services, and mental health and psychosocial support

 

Targets by 2030:

  • 3,000 individuals (60% girls/women) obtain legal documentation through support services
  • 85% of the target community members (60% girls/women) report improved access to specialized protective services

Strengthened capacity of vulnerable communities, especially women and youth to achieve sustainable livelihoods through enhanced skills development and market engagement

 

Key Indicators:

  1. Percentage of project beneficiaries reporting increased monthly household income
  2. Percentage of trained beneficiaries securing sustainable employment or establishing successful micro-enterprises
  3. Percentage of supported women and youth reporting increased participation in household economic decision-making
  4. Percentage of beneficiaries maintaining employment or business activities
  5. Percentage of established market linkages and business partnerships remaining active after project completion

 

Targets by 2030:

  • At least 75% of target vulnerable families (75% Women) report increased monthly household income by at least 40% within one year of receiving support
  • At least 85% of trained beneficiaries secure sustainable employment or establish successful micro-enterprises within 6 months of completing training
  • At least 60% of supported women and youth report increased participation in household economic decision-making
  • At least 75% of beneficiaries maintain their employment or business activities for at least 12 months after support
  • At least 80% of established market linkages and business partnerships remain active after completion of support initiatives

Enhanced humanitarian response capacity and effective emergency assistance delivery through community-based systems, emergency preparedness, and coordinated relief mechanisms

Key Indicators:

  1. Number of individuals (60% girls/women) receiving emergency humanitarian assistance during crisis situations
  2. Percentage of target communities with established emergency response mechanisms and early warning systems
  3. Number of emergency response volunteers trained and actively participating in humanitarian response

 

Targets by 2030:

  • 7,500 individuals (60% girls/women) receive timely emergency humanitarian assistance during crisis situations
  • 85% of target communities have functional emergency response mechanisms and early warning systems
  • 600 emergency response volunteers trained and actively participating in humanitarian response

Enhanced community resilience to climate change impacts and disaster risks through climate-smart development, early warning systems, and adaptive capacity building

 

Key Indicators:

  1. Number of individuals (60% girls/women) benefiting from climate adaptation interventions and disaster risk reduction measures
  2. Percentage of target communities with functional climate early warning systems and disaster preparedness mechanisms
  3. Number of climate-resilient livelihood initiatives established and sustained

 

Targets by 2030:

  • 6,000 individuals (60% girls/women) benefit from climate adaptation interventions and disaster risk reduction measures
  • 85% of target communities have functional climate early warning systems and disaster preparedness mechanisms
  • 450 climate-resilient livelihood initiatives established and sustained

Strengthened organizational capacity achieving Functional Stage – Level 4 status through enhanced systems, diversified funding, and institutional excellence

 

Key Indicators:

  • IDA assessment score reaching Level 4 benchmarks
  • Organizational sustainability index score

 

Targets by 2030:

  • All organizational systems functioning at Level 4 by 2028
  • Organizational sustainability index score of 85% by 2030

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