Natural disasters—particularly floods—have a devastating impact on communities across Pakistan, destroying homes, displacing families, and leaving thousands without access to food, clean drinking water, clothing, or shelter. In response to these emergencies, Sirat Al-Mustaqim Welfare Foundation has launched a comprehensive Disaster Relief Program as part of its humanitarian mission to provide immediate assistance and long-term…
As winter sets in, vulnerable communities across Pakistan face severe weather without adequate protection. Sirat Al-Mustaqim Welfare Foundation responds to this seasonal challenge through its Winter Relief Program, focused on distributing blankets and jackets to those most in need. The Blanket Distribution Program supports orphans, widows, and people living in makeshift shelters by providing warm,…
Saiban Project by Sirat Al-Mustaqim Welfare Foundation (SAMWF) was launched to provide secure, dignified housing for Pakistan’s most vulnerable individuals particularly widows, disabled persons, and the elderly, who lack both income and family support. These beneficiaries, often living in unsafe or makeshift conditions, are identified through a rigorous selection process involving field surveys, community assessments,…
In the diverse landscape of Pakistan, the journey towards inclusivity faces significant hurdles for persons with disabilities. The UNDP has estimated that nearly 6.2% of the Pakistanis have some form of disability.
One year has passed since unprecedented floods wreaked havoc in Pakistan, leaving hundreds of thousands of families in desperate need of humanitarian assistance and access to essential services.
In the heart of Pakistan, the issue of food security looms large, casting a shadow over the lives of millions. An average Pakistani spends 47.7 per cent of their household budget on food consumed at home.
