Feed the Hunger Programme
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3% of spend
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250Students supported
PKR 23.4MProgramme expenditure
2Named partner institutions
2024Running since
About this project
The Scholarship Project supports deserving students from financially disadvantaged families who would otherwise struggle to continue their education. Approximately 250 students have been supported so far.
The programme reduces the financial barriers that end degrees early, so students can continue studying and work towards professional careers. Selection weighs academic performance, financial need and personal circumstances together.
Students supported have included those at UET Taxila and Hailey College of Commerce.
How it works
- Academic performance, financial need and circumstance weighed together
- Aimed at educational continuity, not one-off relief
- Support towards higher education and professional careers
- Long-term economic benefit to the student's whole household
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Frequently asked
How many students have been supported?
Approximately <strong>250 students</strong> to date.
Which institutions?
Named institutions include <strong>UET Taxila</strong> and <strong>Hailey College of Commerce</strong>. Support is not limited to these.
How are students chosen?
On academic performance, demonstrated financial need and personal circumstances — all three, not any one alone.
Can I sponsor a student for a full year?
Yes. Say so in the message box and we will tell you what a full year costs for a specific case.
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