For households that cannot afford enough food this month.
Hunger is the most urgent face of poverty. We aim to make sure families in Khairpur who are going without can put food on the table, through ration support that respects their privacy and dignity.
For widows, elderly people and households that have lost their main income.
When a household loses its earner, poverty can arrive overnight. We aim to stand with these families with steady support, and to help them reach the government and community assistance they may be entitled to.
For families hit by floods, extreme heat, illness or sudden loss.
Khairpur’s families know how quickly a flood, a heatwave or a medical emergency can undo years of effort. We aim to respond quickly with practical help so that a crisis does not become permanent hardship.
For women and young people who want a way to earn.
Relief meets today’s needs, but income ends poverty. We aim to help people build practical, marketable skills and small sources of income, so that families can rely on their own work rather than on support.
Details of specific programmes, the areas they cover and the families they reach will be published here as each is confirmed. We report only what we can verify.
