Qurbani Project
Qurbani performed on donors' behalf, with meat distributed to more than 3,500 people.
PKR 10.1M
4% of spend
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154+Individuals assisted
PKR 6.8MProgramme expenditure
2.4%Of all spending
2025Running since
About this project
The Livelihood Support Programme helps vulnerable individuals improve their income-generating capacity and build greater economic independence.
Support is shaped around each beneficiary’s circumstances — it may strengthen an income-generating activity they already have, or help them develop a new one.
More than 154 individuals have been assisted with financial support towards living expenses, healthcare, education and other essential needs while they establish themselves.
How it works
- Shaped around the individual's own circumstances
- Strengthens existing activity or starts something new
- Covers essential needs during the transition
- Aimed at reducing dependency on external assistance
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Frequently asked
How is this different from Poverty Alleviation?
Poverty Alleviation is a revolving business-finance fund. Livelihood Support is broader and more individual — it can cover living costs, healthcare or education while someone builds earning capacity.
How many people has it reached?
More than <strong>154 individuals</strong> since the programme began in January 2025.
What does support actually cover?
Living expenses, healthcare, education and other essential needs, according to the individual's circumstances.
Is it a one-off?
It is shaped around what the person needs to reach independence, rather than being a fixed single payment.
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