Agricultural Development Programme
Seeds, tools and training for around 500 farming families in Murree and Potha Village.
PKR 10.4M
4% of spend
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10Families assisted
5Cancer patients supported
PKR 13.1MProgramme expenditure
2025Running since
About this project
This programme gives targeted assistance to extremely vulnerable families facing severe financial, household and medical difficulty.
A significant component is medical assistance for cancer patients, whose treatment can create an overwhelming financial burden for a low-income household — the kind of cost that ends treatment rather than delaying it.
To date 10 vulnerable families have been assisted, including 5 cancer patients who received help towards their treatment. The programme helps families manage critical expenses and allows deserving patients to continue essential medical care.
How it works
- Focused on families in severe, not general, hardship
- Significant emphasis on cancer treatment costs
- Helps patients continue care rather than abandon it
- Assessed case by case before funds move
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Frequently asked
Why the focus on cancer patients?
Because cancer treatment creates a financial burden that low-income families simply cannot absorb, and the usual result is that treatment stops. Assistance here changes the medical outcome, not just the household finances.
How many families have been helped?
<strong>10 families</strong> to date, including <strong>5 cancer patients</strong> assisted towards treatment.
This is a small number for a large amount — why?
Because serious medical treatment is expensive per household. The programme is deliberately deep rather than wide.
How do I refer a family?
Contact us with the details. Every referral goes through the same verification as a direct application.
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