By Huzaifa Kermani | Group Director MarComms
Project Overview:
The NUR Community Outreach Program (NCOP) launched in 1985 aims to alleviate poverty through improved education, health, and economic development. A key component of NCOP is the NUR Food Bank, which provides weekly meals to children at NUR Foundation Schools. The goal is to expand this service to daily meals to address the widespread hunger crisis among school-going children.
The Challenge:
The children at NUR Foundation Schools come from impoverished backgrounds where their parents struggle to provide basic necessities, including food. Recognizing that hunger hinders children's ability to focus on their studies, NUR Foundation initiated the weekly meal program. However, due to limited funds, daily meals remain a distant goal.
The Solution:
Providing daily healthy meals to underprivileged students at NUR Foundation Schools is essential for their academic success. This initiative addresses a fundamental need, allowing children to concentrate on their studies without the distraction of hunger.
Long-Term Impact:
Addressing hunger and improving children's health through daily meals will contribute to a reduction in Pakistan's hunger score. This positive impact will have far-reaching implications for the nation's socioeconomic progress. By nurturing the next generation, we are investing in a brighter future for Pakistan.
By Huzaifa Kermani | Group Director MarComms
By Fatima Memorial Hospital | Not for Profit
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