HOPE’S DISTRIBUTION OF IFTAR AND COOKED FOOD AMONG NEEDY

 Occasionally, a small deed can have a profound impact on someone else's life. Philanthropy doesn't always involve donating extravagant and large gifts to those in need; rather, it can mean catering to their fundamental necessities, like supplying essential food items. The most effective approach to delivering food to the community is by bringing it directly to their homes.

Residents living in remote regions throughout Karachi are undeniably in great need and strive to make ends meet, keeping this in mind HOPE - A Health NGO in Pakistan provides help to them in the form of cooked food distribution. Recently HOPE provided cooked food to the underprivileged communities residing at Bilal Colony, Bhitaiyabad and 100 Quarter, Korangi.  The team members of HOPE – An NGO in Pakistan, distributed biryani packets to the children and family’s members in these areas.

The members of these neighborhoods come from lower-income families who occasionally have the opportunity to enjoy such generous meals due to financial limitations. Therefore, upon receiving the biryani, one could observe the joy and happiness reflected in their eyes.  These activities are conducted under the supervision of Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla - AChild Specialist in Karachi, she personally looks into the selection of sites based upon the need for food distribution.

Approximately 500 plus biryani packets have been distributed in these underprivileged areas. This kind deed brought smiles on the faces of these children. HOPE continues to provide cooked food and ration to the needy communities throughout the month of Ramzan

HOPE PROMOTES THE PRACTICE OF TOILET HYGIENE AND PERSONAL SANITATION AT LINK ROAD

 

Proper toilet and sanitation are crucial for public health, preventing the spread of diseases, and improving overall well-being, as they ensure safe disposal of waste and promote hygiene.

Last week the team member of HOPE – A Health NGO in Pakistan visited its toilets, constructed at Ghaghar Kalmati, Ghulam Faqeer Goth, Link Road  and Karim Baksh Goth, Link Road. The purpose of the visit was to check the condition and functionality of these bathrooms. Because along with the construction of new toilets, their maintenance and cleanliness are also important, since these toilets facilitate 100s of families in these villages as well as the neighbouring villages. 

Villagers claim these toilets have solved many problems. Alongside these there are also many handpumps installed by HOPE – An NGO in Pakistan, where villagers are provided with clean, pure water. These toilets are constructed on a 5x5 sq foot.

Furthermore, HOPE promoted the importance of personal hygiene and proper disposal of waste, in order to avoid diseases and other health issues. 

Maintaining community cleanliness along with access to safe water and effective waste disposal saves lives. In addition to safeguarding young children, community and environmental sanitation lowers the incidence of illness for all. Healthy families are more productive. Children can attend school more often instead of needing time to recover from sickness.

Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla – A Child Specialist in Karachi, does her level best to ensure that every community impacted by HOPE has access to toilets and handpumps. This enables residents to easily obtain clean drinking water and proper sanitation.

STUDENTS OF AKUH VISIT HOPE HOSPITAL

A large population residing in rural areas, do not have access to proper care and treatments in the hour of their need. Elderly people, pregnant women, neonatals, persons with chronic illness residing in a distant location from a hospital are always at high risk. Community health system has a large demand throughout Pakistan.

Looking at such needs of the communities. HOPE – A Health NGO in Pakistan, has established several Hospitals, Mobile Health Clinics and MCH Centres (Mother and Child Health Care Centres) throughout Pakistan.

The dedication and ambition of HOPE has attracted some attention of individuals as well as organizations. One of which is Aga Khan University Hospital. The struggle of HOPE sparked a dash of motivation among the students of AKUH.  The Students visited HOPE General Hospital & Community Centre on, Thursday 20^th February 2025.  HOPE gave the students a brief over their projects and activities they are involved in and how the deprived communities have benefited though this.

Furthermore, being a medical student, they pondered over the importance of basic health care, which is lacking in such rural areas and how HOPE – An NGO in Pakistan makes days and nights one to serve these communities.   This is one of the reasons why these students chose to visit HOPE Hospital and its Community Centre. 

Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla – A Child Specialist in Karachi, highly encourages individuals as well as organizations to support them in this cause. The overwhelming deeds along with the tireless efforts of HOPE, have always been worth admiring. The acknowledgement and appreciation of our work boosts up our team’s motivation level committing them to put in even greater effort in doing so.

MOU SIGNING BETWEEN HOPE AND PUNJAB POLICE

 HOPE (Health Oriented Preventive Education) is a Charitable organization based in Karachi, providing health and educational services to the underprivileged in Pakistan. Founded in 1997, it has evolved from a small group of street volunteers into a vast national network of schools, hospitals, and vocational training centers. HOPE – A Health NGO in Pakistan does not concentrate on a singular aspect of life; rather, it believes in a holistic approach and strives to deliver quality education, healthcare, vocational training, and community development to those in need.

HOPE is currently operating a school, a vocational center and an MCH Center in Muzaffargarh Punjab. The success and demand of the MCH Center at Muzaffargarh, lead HOPE to establish another Medical Center at Muzaffargarh, which is located on Wan Pitafi Road, Chowk Goder.

Keeping in view these accomplishments of HOPE and with its ongoing spirit. HOPE signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), with the Punjab Police Department of Muzaffargarh.  The MoU was signed between Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla and DPO Rizwan Khan, on Friday, 07 February 2024.

HOPE - An Educational NGO in Pakistan has been a pioneer in providing free and quality Health care and Education within its means to eradicate the health and illiteracy issues in Pakistan; Most private organizations do not find it financially viable to set up health care services or schools in such rural villages due to several reasons. Greater distances, lack of proper road networks and low population densities discourage the private sector in investing in rural healthcare.

Under the leadership of Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla - Child Specialist in Karachi, HOPE does its best to help the underprivileged population through which ever means possible.  The locals living in Muzaffargarh and the nearby areas are really grateful to HOPE for providing them with educational and health care facilities. Which will be serving the local community in Muzaffargarh over the years to come. 

HOPE TEAM VISITS MUZAFFARGARH FOR THE INAUGURATION OF ITS NEW MCH CENTER AT CHOWK GODAR

HOPE - An NGO in Pakistan, is currently operating a School, a vocational Center and an MCH Center in Muzaffargarh Punjab.  The success and demand of the MCH Center at Muzaffargarh, lead HOPE to establish another MCH Center at Muzaffargarh, which is located on Wan Pitafi Road, Chowk Goder.  This establishment of an additional MCH Center at Muzaffargarh is an achievement for HOPE.

The Inauguration was held on the 06^th of February 2025. Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla – A Child Specialist in Karachi, along with her team made it to Muzaffargarh, all the way from Karachi to inaugurate their new MCH Center.  Ms. Qurat-ul-Ain Memon who is the Deputy Commissioner of Muzaffargarh, along with Mr. Sardar Manzoor Khan Pitafi where especially invited for inaugurating this MCH Center.  

A motivational speech was given by the Chief guests followed by Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla on their Noble act of philanthropy and how such deeds can help the needy patients, who do not have access to basic health care.

After the inauguration Lunch was given to the chief guests and all visitors.  While during the inauguration Samoosa, patties, chips and juice were served to the guests. 

HOPE - A Health NGO in Pakistan, remains dedicated to enhancing the living conditions of children and underprivileged communities, by ensuring their fundamental rights to healthcare and education are met. The recognition of our work and the ease we create for the underprivileged communities, energizes our team, which motivates them to put in even greater effort in this charitable cause.  HOPE team strives to achieve a greater success rate in the health care sector, by the expansion of our network of Mother and Child Healthcare Centers, which are fully equipped with all necessary medical facilities for basic level health care. 

HOPE DISTRIBUTED GHEE AT ITS BADN VOCATIONAL CENTER

 

A huge number of Pakistan’s population is deprived of the basic necessities of life, from which one of the most important aspects is food.

HOPE - A Health NGO in Pakistan, carrying out its philanthropic activities feeds these hunger deprived populations. Communities residing in the interior areas of Sindh are indeed very poor. Hence, HOPE does not forget them and provides them with food, ration and other essentials of life.

On Saturday, 18^th January 2025. HOPE – An NGO in Pakistan distributed ghee at its Vocational Center which is located at Badin. The ghee was also distributed among the residing areas of Badin. Around 300 ghee packets were distributed among locals at Badin.

HOPE also checked the progress on its vocational center. Stitching and embroidery classes are given to women and children at this vocational center at Badin These vocational centers have created a huge impact on the lives of the residents living in the locality of Badin and the nearby areas.  Proving employment opportunities and an additional source of income in the families.

Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla - A Child Specialist in Karachi, leads HOPE towards achieving greater heights and brings people out of their misery and sufferings by carrying out such philanthropic activities.

COOKED FOOD DISTRIBUTION AT MUJAHID COLONY

Communities living in remote and rural locations throughout Karachi face significant poverty. HOPE assists these communities by distributing food. Recently, in the less fortunate segments of society, HOPE has provided cooked meals to children and needy families in various rural areas.

On Thursday 12^th January 2025, HOPE - A Health NGO in Pakistan, spreaded happiness among the residents of Korangi, Mujahid Colony through their charitable actions. They provided cooked meals to the underprivileged individuals living in these areas, as well as to patients at their MCH Centers. The team members of HOPE served delicious biryani to the community members and patients. The people in these neighborhoods expressed their gratitude and delight for such a tasty meal, with their genuine happiness shining in their eyes.

Around 200 biryani packets were distributed. The packets of biryani handed out to the residents of Mujahid Colony, Korangi, which brought immense joy to them. HOPE - An NGO in Pakistan, frequently organizes similar cooked food distribution events at its schools, hospitals, and MCH centers.

The residents of these neighborhoods come from low-income families who rarely have the chance to enjoy such extravagant meals due to financial constraints. Therefore, when they receive the biryani, the joy and happiness evident in their eyes cannot be compared to anything.

Under the guidance of Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla – A Child Specialist in Karachi, HOPE strives to eradicate poverty, illiteracy, and hunger entirely. HOPE invites both individuals and organizations to contribute to its mission of attaining its goals.