Livelihood Support Programme
Help for more than 154 people to strengthen their earning capacity and reduce dependence on aid.

This programme works in the Kamal Ban and Phagal areas of Kaghan Valley, Mansehra District, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa — our newest area of work, begun in December 2025.
It supports orphaned children with education while also helping mothers develop livelihood opportunities. The combined approach recognises that an orphaned child’s education depends on whether the household around them is stable.
The programme is currently supporting 14 families and the education of 35 orphaned children through educational and welfare assistance.
The Kamal Ban and Phagal areas of Kaghan Valley, in Mansehra District, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Because a child's education rarely survives a household with no income. Supporting the mother's livelihood is what makes the schooling durable.
<strong>35 orphaned children</strong> across <strong>14 families</strong>.
It is our newest area of work and the smallest by spend, so additional support goes a long way here. Use the form on this page.
More of our work
Help for more than 154 people to strengthen their earning capacity and reduce dependence on aid.
Around 250 students from low-income families kept in education and moving towards professional careers.
Seeds, tools and training for around 500 farming families in Murree and Potha Village.