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What We do
Key Sectors in Pakistan
Education as a Fundamental Right
Education as a Fundamental Right
Human Appeal delivers life-saving humanitarian aid and long-term support to Palestinian communities, protecting dignity, hope, and human life in times of crisis and beyond.
School Construction and Rehabilitation
Human Appeal has constructed new schools in underserved communities and rehabilitated damaged schools through classroom repairs, window maintenance, and sanitation facility upgrades.
In Kashmir (Bagh), Human Appeal rebuilt a public secondary school for girls that had been destroyed in the 2005 earthquake, enabling 250 students to continue their education in a safe environment.
Back-to-School Projects
Distribution of school bags and uniforms to children, particularly orphans and those from the most impoverished households.
Provision of complete educational kits (notebooks, pens, and learning materials) to support uninterrupted access to education.
Non-Formal Education and Literacy Programs
In partnership with SEF, Human Appeal launched adult literacy centers for individuals who did not have the opportunity to attend school during childhood.
Special focus is placed on girls and women who face compounded barriers to accessing education.
Amina Education and Protection Center – Lahore
Established in 2021 in Shahdara to serve street-connected children and girls from low-income families.
The center provides daily literacy and numeracy classes alongside a daily nutritious meal.
It offers psychosocial support through a full-time psychologist to address trauma and the effects of abuse or neglect.
It delivers vocational training programs for young women (sewing, beauty services, and life skills) to promote self-reliance.
The center also includes a free medical clinic, providing treatment and medication to more than 2,500 people annually.
Impact of Our Education Projects in 2024 Alone:
- 680 orphans received school bags and educational supplies
- 393 children received specialized psychosocial support
- 117 street children enrolled at Amina Centre and received non-formal education
- 5,353 children accessed educational opportunities through schools and learning centers
Shelter and Settlements
Housing Crisis in Pakistan:
- The 2022 floods destroyed over 2.3 million homes, leaving millions of families homeless.
- Most homes in rural areas are made of mud and are highly vulnerable to floods and heavy rains, leading to easy collapse.
- Lack of shelter not only means losing a roof, but also losing privacy, deteriorating health, and increased disease exposure due to absence of proper sanitation.
Human Appeal Projects:
Flood-Resilient Homes:
- After the successful model of flood-resilient homes built in Rahim Yar Khan in 2011 that survived the 2022 floods, Human Appeal launched a major project in 2023 to build similar homes in the most affected areas: Dadu and Qambar Shahdadkot, Sindh Province.
- By the end of 2024, 500 flood-resistant homes were completed, benefiting over 3,500 people.
House Specifications:
Built 5–6 feet above ground to protect against floodwaters
Constructed with reinforced concrete and steel for durability
Each home includes:
- A fully equipped kitchen
- A spacious living room
- Ventilation windows
- An indoor toilet ensuring privacy, hygiene, and safe sanitation
- Electricity and lighting to meet family needs
Humanitarian Impact:
- These homes provide more than shelter; they restore stability and dignity to families after years of displacement
- They have reduced waterborne diseases and improved overall hygiene and health
Pakistan’s Health Gap
More than 62% of the population lives in rural areas where healthcare facilities and physicians are scarce. Patients often travel long distances or face unaffordable treatment costs.
This gap leads to preventable deaths and increases malnutrition rates, especially among children and women.
Human Appeal’s Health Interventions
Rural Clinics
We operate a basic health clinic in Basti Iman, Rahim Yar Khan, which provided free medical consultations, diagnostics, and medication to 2,511 patients in 2024.
Medical Services at Amina Centre, Lahore
A full-time general physician provided free consultations and treatment, benefiting over 2,500 individuals annually. A full-time psychologist provides psychosocial care for children.
Mobile Clinics
Medical teams reach remote villages, ensuring access to essential healthcare services for underserved communities.
Eye Care
Mobile eye camps conducted 133 free cataract surgeries (sight restoration), in addition to examinations and distribution of glasses and medication.
Support for Persons with Disabilities
Distribution of 41 wheelchairs to individuals with disabilities.
Nutrition
7,300 metric tons of wheat flour fortified with vitamins and minerals across 42 small mills in eight districts of Sindh.
6,429 individuals benefited directly from the program.
Nutrition and health awareness messages reached over 72,000 people through awareness campaigns led by female community health workers.
Health Impact in 2024 Alone
- 12,690 individuals received health and nutrition services
- 2,511 patients treated at Basti Iman Clinic
- 2,541 individuals received medical services at Amina Centre
- 133 free cataract surgeries conducted
- 7,350 metric tons of fortified flour distributed to households
- 72,000 people reached through nutrition awareness campaigns
Water and Sanitation
Challenges facing Pakistan:
- Over 22 million people in Pakistan lack access to a clean water source near their homes.
- Approximately 69 million people do not have access to proper sanitation facilities, resulting in unhygienic practices and exposing women and girls to additional risks.
- Following the 2022 floods, the number of people without access to safe drinking water rose to over 10 million, exacerbating diarrhea, typhoid, and malnutrition among children.
Water Projects:
- Constructed 758 deep water wells providing safe drinking water to 79,948 people.
- Installed 1,206 hand pumps across 12 rural districts.
- Built 11 solar-powered water networks to sustainably supply villages.
- Installed 7 solar-powered desalination plants in flood-affected areas of Sindh, benefiting 15,751 people.
- Installed 60 water coolers in schools to reduce absenteeism caused by thirst or waterborne illness.
Sanitation:
Built 11,527 toilets in villages and schools to curb unhygienic practices and improve public health.
Hygiene Awareness:
Conducted 3,000 hygiene awareness sessions on handwashing, personal hygiene, and disease prevention, reaching 45,203 people.
Integrated Projects – Tharparkar:
Empowered 49 fully integrated villages in Tharparkar by installing solar-powered water tanks with a daily capacity of 17,000 liters, household toilets, solar lighting, and training residents in home gardening.
Partnership with UNICEF:
Implemented projects in Battagram and Torghar (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa) and Tharparkar (Sindh) to reduce unhygienic practices.
In 2024 alone, over 114,290 people benefited from these interventions.
Impact of Our Water and Sanitation Projects in 2024:
- 251,630 people received water and sanitation services
- 758 deep water wells – benefiting 79,948 people
- 1,206 hand pumps installed
- 11 solar water networks
- 7 solar desalination plants – benefiting 15,751 people
- 11,527 toilets built
- 3,000 hygiene awareness sessions – reaching 45,203 beneficiaries
- 49 fully integrated villages in Tharparkar
The Orphan Crisis in Pakistan
An estimated 4.6 million orphans live in Pakistan, most under the age of 17. Many face lack of education, food insecurity, limited healthcare access, and fragile socio-economic conditions.
This group is highly vulnerable to poverty, exploitation, and child labor, making timely and sustainable intervention critical.
Human Appeal’s Orphan Sponsorship Program in Pakistan
Launched in 2007, the program now operates across nine regions: Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Bagh, Mansehra, Faisalabad, Tharparkar, Rahim Yar Khan, Bhimber, and Mirpur.
- Sponsorship is not only financial support, it is a comprehensive program providing:
- Coverage of school and university tuition fees
- Basic food and healthcare support
- Household stipends to address essential living needs
- Priority access to other Human Appeal programs (health, WASH, livelihoods)
The 360-Degree Model
A holistic framework ensuring comprehensive care for orphans, including education, healthcare, psychosocial support, and nutrition, while empowering their families through shelter and livelihoods programs.
Over time, the program evolved from simple cash assistance to a comprehensive model ensuring:
- Education: School kits and tuition coverage
- Health: Coverage of urgent medical cases when needed
- Psychosocial Support: Regular sessions to build self-confidence and protect children from trauma
Family - Empowerment: Prioritization of orphan households in shelter, livelihoods, and food assistance programs.
This model creates a stable, supportive environment that promotes long-term development rather than short-term financial relief.
Impact of Our Orphan Sponsorship Projects in 2024 Alone:
- 4,556 orphans received regular sponsorship support.
- 680 orphans received new school bags and educational supplies.
- Hundreds of orphans benefited from psychosocial support sessions and recreational and educational activities.
Livelihoods and Food Security
Food Crisis in Pakistan:
Food security is one of Pakistan’s biggest challenges, with over 20% of the population malnourished and nearly 44% of children under five suffering stunting.
Climate change, floods, and droughts make supporting families with sustainable livelihoods critical.
Human Appeal Interventions:
- Focused on empowering poor families through small agricultural and livestock projects and providing income opportunities for women and youth, prioritizing the most affected rural areas of Sindh, Kashmir, and Punjab
Women’s Empowerment through Sewing:
- In 2024, Human Appeal distributed 585 sewing machines to women and girls in Qambar Shahdadkot, Faisalabad, Rahim Yar Khan, Lahore, Rawalpindi, Bagh, and Mansehra
- Most beneficiaries were widows or orphans who had lost their sources of support, helping them provide for their families with dignity
Home and Climate-Smart Agriculture:
- In Tharparkar, 669 families received training in home gardening and climate-resilient agriculture
- Families were provided with seeds and basic tools, benefiting over 5,000 people by improving dietary diversity and nutrition
Beekeeping:
- A flagship project started in 2009 in Bagh, Kashmir, has supported 1,165 farmers to date
- In 2024 alone, 165 farmers received practical training and 660 fully equipped beehives, with technical support from NARC and Bahauddin Zakariya University, turning beekeeping into a sustainable income source for dozens of families
Poultry and Livestock:
- In 2024, 18 orphan families received complete packages including poultry, vaccines, one month of feed, and basic tools, with links to veterinary authorities
- The organization also distributed 136 pairs of dairy goats to provide regular milk and improve nutrition
Impact of Livelihood and Food Security Projects in 2024:
- 11,940 people benefited from livelihood projects
- 585 sewing machines distributed to women
- 165 farmers received beekeeping training with 660 hives
- 669 families trained in home gardening
- 136 pairs of goats and 19 poultry farms distributed to poor and orphan families
Disaster and Emergency Response
Pakistan is repeatedly affected by destructive natural disasters, particularly floods, which have caused massive human and material losses. The 2022 floods destroyed over 2 million homes and displaced 33 million people.
The impact persisted into 2024, with over 20 million people still in urgent need of humanitarian assistance, according to UN reports.
Human Appeal Interventions:
Food and Cash Assistance:
- Partnered with the World Food Programme (WFP) to provide food aid to affected families
- In 2024, 58,252 food parcels were distributed, benefiting 291,571 people
- 14,800 families received conditional cash assistance totaling PKR 207.2 million to cover essential needs
Training and Capacity Building:
- Delivered community-based trainings in disaster risk reduction, livestock management, and small enterprise management
- 2,893 people trained in improved agricultural and livestock practices
- 181 participants, mostly women, trained in business and marketing skills, enabling income-generating activities
Structural Interventions:
- Repaired 149 damaged homes to help families return to normalcy
- Built 116 raised walkways and 5,513 fuel-efficient stoves to protect communities and improve daily living
- Constructed water storage tanks to prepare for post-flood droughts
- Installed solar lighting on elevated pathways to facilitate safe movement at night
Emergency Health Care:
- Through mobile clinics, provided essential medical services to over 1,205 people in the hardest-hit areas
Impact of Disaster Response Projects in Pakistan (2024):
- 1,205 people treated via mobile clinics
- PKR 207.2 million in cash assistance to 14,800 families
- 2,893 people trained in agriculture and livestock
- 181 women and men trained in business management
- 5,513 improved stoves and 116 elevated walkways constructed to protect communities
- 149 homes repaired
Seasonal Programs
At key times of year—from the winter months to Ramadan and Eid al-Adha—vulnerable families in Pakistan face increased pressure. Human Appeal responds during these critical periods to ease hardship and help thousands of families stay warm, fed, and supported with dignity.
Winter:
- In mountainous regions like Kashmir and Mansehra, winter poses a real threat to poor families
- Human Appeal responds with complete winter kits: thick blankets, nutritious monthly food parcels, and warm clothing for children
- 2021: Supported 650 families (4,225 people) in Neelum Valley and Bagh
- 2023: Reached 1,090 families (7,085 people)
- 2024: Distributed aid to 1,250 families (8,125 people) in Kashmir, Mansehra, Rawalpindi, and Qambar Shahdadkot
Ramadan:
During Ramadan, Human Appeal addresses hunger and brings joy to poor families’ tables.
Monthly food parcels, hot iftar meals, and Eid gifts for children are distributed.
Ramadan 2024:
- 2,762 food parcels distributed in Mansehra, Bagh, Rahim Yar Khan, Qambar Shahdadkot, Dadu, Lahore, and Rawalpindi
- Benefiting over 14,000 people
- 82,753 hot iftar meals served to workers and poor families
- 2,546 Eid gift packs containing clothes for children
Qurbani:
With the arrival of Eid Al-Adha, Human Appeal ensures Qurbani meat reaches the most deprived families.
Eid al-Adha 2024:
- 5,019 families in Bagh, Battagram, Rahim Yar Khan, and Rajanpur received 3 kg of fresh meat per household, sufficient for several days
- Special focus on orphans, widows, and the elderly to ensure they share in Eid joy
Impact of Seasonal Programs in Pakistan (2024):
- Winter aid: 2,990 families (~19,400 people)
- Ramadan 2024: 2,762 food parcels and 82,753 hot iftar meals
- Eid al-Adha 2024: 5,019 families received fresh meat
- 2,546 Eid gift packs brought joy to children
For nearly two decades, Human Appeal has worked in Pakistan to spread hope, alleviate suffering, and help poor and marginalized communities face the challenges of their environment. Through interventions in education, health, water, shelter, and livelihoods, thousands of children and families have found a pathway to dignified lives.
Eid al-Adha 2024:
5,019 families benefited in Bagh, Battagram, Rahim Yar Khan, and Rajanpur
Each household received 3 kg of fresh meat, sufficient for several days
Our mission continues: To strive for a more just and dignified future—for every human.
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Human Appeal acknowledges the significant challenges in delivering aid to Gaza due to external factors, including ongoing border closures, security concerns, and restrictions imposed by occupying forces. Despite these obstacles, we are committed to responding swiftly and decisively. When opportunities arise—such as temporary openings of border crossings—we act immediately to send in excess supplies. In addition, we work closely with local partners and suppliers within Gaza to ensure that essential goods and services are sourced internally whenever possible. This dual strategy helps us maintain a steady flow of aid, support livelihoods, and reinforce resilience on the ground.
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