Feed & Educate 50 children to break poverty trap

Muwakhat Foundation arranged free health camp for families affected by COVID-19 on September 12 2021. In lockdown, poor families lost their source of income and in current worse health conditions they are not able to afford expenses of health treatment for their children and women.

This was one of the reasons that Muwakhat provided free health camp with experience doctors and medicines for children and women. This was the first event of free health camp of the goal to help 10,000 families affected by covid in next 12 months. In camp, doctor did covid test, general health check up and viral diseases due to weather changing especially the mothers and children. Muwakhat believes when the mother is safe, the whole family is safe.

Now Muwakhat Foundation wants to support families affected by COVID-19 and get them back on their feet We need your help in fulfilling these goals. Muwakhat Foundation has 23 registered families since the last year but now with your help we aim to help 10,000 families. You can help these families by supporting their basic needs such as: Food Clothes Medicines for regular patients Medical treatment for COVID-19 positive patient School fees Funds for small business

Ms. Nabila has no one with her. She has been living in different places. Currently she is living in a girls hostel and there she needed bedding stuff to prevent herself through this cold. During verification she told us about her circumstances and we worked over this issue.

Alhumdullilah by the Grace of ALLAH, our Operational Head and Ambassador visited a shop in Faisal Town Lahore, Pakistan and bought up new bedding stuff with A+ quality because Muwakhat believes in QUALITY rather than QUANTITY. Bedding stuff includes the following things, Double aply Blanket, Pure cotton mattress, Pillow and Bedsheet set.

As per we believe in “WE ARE ONE’’, so we have chosen the thing we could choose for ownselves. It costed around 10k. Finally we handed over her the stuff and it happened just because of the efforts of our respected donors, our team and above all ALLAH.

Reviews from Ms. Nabila:- You came as a divine helping hand to me in this crucial time. May God bless Muwakhat and you with more. I wish God will make me from one of you. ThankYouMuwakhat Foundation to be a helping hand in this.

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• Homeless Nabila received Blanket and matress to save from cold

FRESH LUNCH BOX MEALS TO 77 CHILDREN

On Eid-ul-Azha(Islamic Holiday), Muslims sacrifice animals and their ultimate purpose to share meat with poors but in reality, mostly poor families never receive the sacrificed animal meat.

One day before Eid, Muwakhat foundation arranged 150 barbeque lunch boxes and distributed them to 23 families.

When children opened the boxes and saw meat, it brought happiness on their faces and our volunteers photographed them.

DISTRIBUTION OF FLOUR BAG

Muwakhat Foundation distributed flour bags weighing 20 kg to 23 homeless families a day before of Eid (Islamic Holiday) to save them from starvation. Selected homeless families did not have enough food to feed their children due to non-availability of work during covid-19 pandemic.

NEXT ACTION PLAN

• Muwakhat will do awareness programs for homeless children on importance of hand wash and distribute soap, mask and sanitizer to each child.
• Identify and register poor families hit during covid-19 pandemic.
• First four families will receive funds for setting up cart to earn income.
• Distribute dry ration to 23 families.

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• Muwakhat Foundation selected 500 families to support for 3 years

Muwakhat Foundation working since day one for help families affected with CODVID-19 and lockdown. In March 2020m started awareness campaign of hand wash in rural communities located around Lahore and Kasur District.

28 volunteers joined last week of February 2020 for help rural community affected with CODVID-19 and lockdown.

Distributed Food packages and cash to daily wagers’ families affected from lockdown.

 Muwakhat’s volunteers collected data of families survive at daily wages. They have no source of income in lockdown started from April 01, 2020. This data taken from Asasah organization, offering microfinance services to 58,000 poor families for income generation in 16 cities of Punjab province.

From March 22, 2020, 104 families received financial support and food packages for overcome hunger and survive in lockdown period. Even though government announced some cash pay amount to poor families under program name “Ehsaas” but still not in action due to lack of information about affected families.

NGOs are closer with Community

NGOs working closely with poor communities and have all record of income earn, family members, expenses and education status. We are working since 2013 in selected communities and helping poor families on need based.

RESULT:  SOAPS, MASKS, FOOD PACKAGE & CASH DISTRIBUTED TO 1176 poor families and amount in rupees 438,500

# of SOAPS distributed                 6800 units to 1460 Poor Families

# of MASKS distributed                 3600 units to 896 Poor Families

# of FOOD PACKAGES                1890 units to 195 Poor Families

# of Cash Packets                         1340 Packets to 125 Poor Families

We reached only 1900 families out of 32000 families. Let’s all come together to fight this pandemic and ensure that nobody is hungry during this difficult time.