We concentrate on the people in Haripur who are most exposed to poverty, and on the help that makes the biggest difference to them.
For households that cannot cover food, rent or utilities this month.
A lost job, an illness or a sudden death can push a family into crisis overnight. We aim to step in with essentials such as food and urgent household support, so that a hard month does not become a hopeless year.
For women who have lost their husbands and children who have lost a parent.
In Haripur, as across Pakistan, widows and orphaned children are among those most exposed to poverty. We aim to give them steady, respectful support and help them reach the protection and assistance they are entitled to.
For young men and women ready to work.
Young people in Haripur and the Hazara region want to work, but often lack the skills or connections to find it. We aim to help them learn practical trades, build confidence and find their first steady income.
For people who cannot afford treatment or medicines.
When a family cannot pay for care, illness becomes a road into poverty. We aim to help people in need reach treatment and medicines without falling into debt.
Details of specific programmes, who they reach and what they achieve will be published here as each is confirmed. We report only what we can verify.
