Our Projects in Pakistan

💚 Poverty in Pakistan

Poverty in Pakistan remains one of the nation’s greatest challenges. In villages from Punjab to Sindh and mountain areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan, millions of families live without stable income, clean water or medical access. Food insecurity, orphan care, and education support are urgent humanitarian needs.

The Kashmir Welfare Foundation provides food packs, widow sponsorships, water wells, hygiene kits, and education support across Pakistan. Each donation helps rebuild lives — from flood-affected communities to drought-hit farmers. Together we can reduce poverty, hunger, and inequality in Pakistan.

“Whoever relieves the hardship of a believer in this world, Allah will relieve his hardship on the Day of Resurrection.”
— Prophet Muhammad ﷺ (Muslim)

Pakistan Country Profile

Stretching from the Himalayas to the Arabian Sea, Pakistan spans 881,913 km² of mountains, plains, deserts and coastline. With over 241 million people, it’s the world’s fifth most populous nation — rich in culture, natural beauty, and Islamic heritage.

Currency Pakistani Rupee (PKR)

The national currency, symbolised as PKR, is managed by the State Bank of Pakistan. It is used in all four provinces and regions under federal administration.

Capital Islamabad

A planned modern city located at the foot of the Margalla Hills, Islamabad serves as Pakistan’s political and administrative capital since 1967.

Area 881,913 km²

Pakistan is the 33rd largest country by area, bordered by India, Afghanistan, Iran, China, and the Arabian Sea — with terrain ranging from glaciers to deserts.

Population (2024) ≈ 241 million

Home to one of the world’s youngest populations, with over 60% under 30 years old, Pakistan’s demographics reflect vibrant growth and resilience.

Provinces / Territories 4 Provinces & 2 Territories

The provinces are Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and Balochistan. Federally Administered Territories include Islamabad Capital Territory and Gilgit-Baltistan.

Major Languages Urdu, Punjabi, Sindhi, Pashto, Balochi

Urdu serves as the national language, while regional languages showcase Pakistan’s cultural diversity and identity across its provinces and communities.

🌿 Kashmir Welfare Impact in Pakistan

Across Pakistan, our projects extend from feeding families in Sindh to supporting hospitals in Punjab and rebuilding homes in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa — empowering communities through compassion and sustainability.

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Hadith on Charity

“Charity does not decrease wealth. No one forgives another except that Allah increases his honour, and no one humbles himself for the sake of Allah except that Allah raises his status.”

— Sahih Muslim (2588)

🌿 Our Projects in Pakistan

Through your compassion and generosity, Kashmir Welfare Foundation runs projects across Pakistan — delivering clean water, food aid, education, medical camps and environmental initiatives that create lasting change for families in need.

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Welfare & Relief

Islamic Giving and Community Support

Support families through faith-led giving — your zakat, sadaqah, and lillah donations directly reach those struggling across Pakistan’s poorest areas.

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Emergency Relief

Disaster Response & Health Support

Our emergency appeal delivers medical care, food and shelter to disaster-affected families — helping rebuild lives with dignity and hope.

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Sustainability & Climate

Water, Environment & Green Pakistan

These projects promote reforestation, water sustainability and climate resilience — protecting Pakistan’s environment and future generations.

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Education & Orphans

Child Development & Support

Education sponsorships and child support programmes give orphaned and vulnerable children the chance to learn, grow, and build a better future.

🇵🇰 Frequently Asked Questions – Pakistan Projects

1. What does Kashmir Welfare Foundation do in Pakistan?

We operate humanitarian and faith-based projects across Pakistan, including food aid, water well construction, medical camps, widow and orphan sponsorship, and environmental initiatives. Our mission is to reduce poverty, empower vulnerable families, and promote sustainable development through Islamic values of compassion and community support.

2. How are donations used within Pakistan?

Every donation directly supports verified beneficiaries. Funds are spent on water wells, food packs, education materials, widow aid, and medical relief. Administrative costs are minimal to ensure your contribution goes where it matters most — to families in need throughout Pakistan’s rural and disaster-affected regions.

3. Can I give my zakat to Pakistan projects?

Yes. All our Pakistan welfare initiatives are zakat-eligible. We ensure that your zakat reaches the most deserving — including widows, orphans, and people living in poverty — following strict Shariah compliance and transparent distribution processes verified by local teams and trustees.

4. What kind of emergency aid do you provide?

We respond to natural disasters such as floods, earthquakes, and droughts by delivering food packs, medical supplies, and temporary shelter. Our teams also rebuild damaged homes, restore livelihoods, and continue providing aid long after the emergency response phase ends.

5. How does KWF help widows and orphans in Pakistan?

We sponsor widows with monthly stipends and provide orphan children with school support, uniforms, and healthcare. These programmes are funded by ongoing sadaqah and zakat donations, ensuring long-term care and education for families left without support or income.

6. Where are your projects located?

Our projects operate nationwide, including Sindh, Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan, and Azad Kashmir. Areas most affected by poverty or disaster receive priority. Each region has verified field coordinators who oversee implementation and maintain full accountability to our UK-based donors.

7. How do water projects in Pakistan work?

We install hand pumps, solar wells, and gravity-fed water systems in villages suffering from drought or contaminated supplies. These water sources provide safe drinking water for families and livestock, reducing disease and improving community health and dignity.

8. How can I volunteer for Pakistan projects?

Volunteers can support fundraising campaigns, promote awareness, or join field teams where appropriate. Sign up via our UK Volunteer portal. We provide training, safety guidance, and transparency reports so volunteers can witness the real impact of their contribution.

9. Do you help during winter in Pakistan?

Yes. Our Winter Relief programme provides warm clothing, blankets, heaters, and food packs to families living in cold mountain areas. This campaign protects vulnerable children and the elderly from freezing conditions every winter season.

10. What is the Feed Pakistan campaign?

Feed Pakistan provides daily and Ramadan food distributions for impoverished communities. Each pack contains essential staples like flour, rice, lentils, oil, and sugar, ensuring nutritional security for families struggling with high food prices and unemployment.

11. How does KWF ensure transparency and accountability?

All projects are verified with photographic evidence, field reports, and audited accounts. Donors receive updates on project completions, and we maintain a 100% donation policy where applicable to guarantee that your funds reach those truly in need.

12. Can businesses or mosques partner with KWF?

Yes. We encourage partnerships with mosques, schools, and community groups for fundraising or joint campaigns. Corporate sponsors can also support long-term sustainability projects such as water systems or school construction in rural Pakistan.

13. How does KWF address climate change in Pakistan?

Our Green Pakistan initiative plants trees, restores degraded land, and raises climate awareness in schools and communities. We promote sustainable water use, renewable energy, and environmental education to protect Pakistan’s natural ecosystem for future generations.

14. Are your Pakistan programmes managed locally?

Yes. Local teams supervise implementation under the guidance of our UK management board. This ensures cultural understanding, cost efficiency, and direct accountability. Our on-ground coordinators regularly report back with progress updates and beneficiary feedback.

15. How can I make a quick donation?

You can donate securely online via our Quick Donate page. Choose the Pakistan appeal, enter your amount, and select Gift Aid to increase your impact. Every pound helps transform lives through sustainable and transparent charitable action.

🌍 Where We Work

Kashmir Welfare Foundation operates across key regions — from the heart of Azad Kashmir to communities across Pakistan and Gilgit-Baltistan. Together, these regions form the core of our mission to empower, rebuild and sustain lives.

🚨 Emergency Appeals Elsewhere

Whilst most of our work is in Azad Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan, we also support global relief projects through our special campaign called “With Love, From Kashmir.”

This campaign puts Kashmir on the map — showing that no matter how tough life becomes, our hearts and hands remain open to help others facing the same struggles and hopes for a brighter future.