HOPE DISTRIBUTED COOKED FOOD IN THE REGIONS OF KPK

One of the most striking examples of the unequal distribution of resources on the planet is the existence of chronic hunger in some parts of the world. Especially for children, hunger can be deadly or have grave consequences.

Dr Mubina Agboatwalla - A child specialist in Karachi and a born philanthropist is of the view that providing basic necessities to the underprivileged class is obligatory for those who have the capacity to help. HOPE – A Health NGO in Pakistan, distributed biryani to the patients of its MCH Centers at Mansehrah and Garhi Habibullah. The patients and attendants were arranged and seated in several long rows before they could receive their biryani packets. Their happiness and level of excitement escalated when they were served the biryani. The management and preparation towards the food distribution was very well delivered to ensure all patients were served with sufficient quantity

Delicious biryani packets were served to the MCH patients at KPK; patients enjoyed the wholesome meal and went home with a big smile on their face.

With each passing year HOPE welcomes more and more volunteers and people who want to donate whole heartedly, so that HOPE can continue to carry out such actives in the future to come. HOPE – An NGO in Pakistan strives to achieve great heights of success by eradicating illiteracy, poverty and hunger in the near future.

HOPE DISTRIBUTES COOKED FOOD AMONG THE IMPOVERISHED

There are extremely poor communities in remote parts of Sindh. HOPE - An NGO in Pakistan, helps these communities by distributing cooked food. Recently, HOPE has been distributing biryani packets to children and impoverished families in various rural areas that reside in underprivileged communities within society. HOPE has distributed biryani packet among the children and the underprivileged families in different rural areas on the 12^th and 13^th of July 2024.

Many smiles and happiness were on the faces of the people who received the biryani packets. HOPE regularly distributes food to rural slum areas and the villages that border the city. These folks, who are from the lower socioeconomic class and cannot afford to enjoy a good meal like we do.

The team of HOPE provides food among the underserved communities on regular basis. The food is served to the needy individuals in Ghaggar, Link Road, Dhabeji, Zia Colony, Bilal Colony, 100 Quarters Korangi, Thatta, Sujawal etc. HOPE mainly works to ease the hardships of the less fortunate ones, focuses on the poor women and children while distributing food or other goodies.

HOPE – A Health NGO in Pakistan, distributes food and other necessities while concentrating on the impoverished women and children in an effort to lessen their suffering. Women, children, patients, and people with disabilities typically lose out on opportunities because they are unable to go outside and access food distribution activities due to a large crowd of people around. These kids have the most precious smiles on their faces.

Because of this opportunity, HOPE has extended its reach to even more marginalized communities this Ramadan. Under the direction of Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla - A child specialist in Karachi, HOPE provided them with the chance to enjoy the delightful meals they had only imagined.

HOPE STRIVES IN ITS MISSION FOR THE PROVISION OF VACCINATION AND IMMUNIZATION IN PAKISTAN

 

Vaccinations or immunizations not only protect your child from deadly diseases, such as polio, tetanus, and diphtheria, but they also keep other children safe by eliminating or greatly decreasing dangerous diseases that used to spread from child to child.

A vaccine is a dead, or weakened version, or part of the germ that causes the disease in question. When children are exposed to a disease in vaccine form, their immune system, which is the body's germ-fighting machine, is able to build up antibodies that protect them from contracting the disease if and when they are exposed to the actual disease. 

HOPE – An NGO in Pakistan has its motive fixed towards creating a healthy and strong metabolism and disease fighiting mechanism in children, especially those who are neglected.  To which HOPE provides vaccines and other immune building food and multivitamins to children belonging to underprivileged communities.

Further adding towards this goal, HOPE was invited for meeting by Gavi the Vaccine Alliance to have a brief discussion on new vaccinations and immunizations for children, and the reach in various territories throughout Pakistan.  Without giving a second thought, representatives from HOPE participated in this meeting which was held on the on Thursday 4^th of July, 2024 at Avari Towers Hotel, Karachi.

Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance is a public-private partnership that helps vaccinate more than half the world's children against some of the world’s deadliest diseases. To help increase immunization coverage in lower-income countries, Gavi is launching a series of opportunities for civil society organizations (CSOs) to apply for funding directly from Gavi. These include country-specific calls for proposals, alongside single-source funding driven by countries and approved by governments. This approach reflects a wider commitment from governments to endorse the role of CSOs in extending immunization services to reach all communities.

Good health and nutrition are not only essential inputs but also important outcomes of basic education of good quality. As per the saying of Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla – A Child Specialist in Karachi, children must be healthy and well-nourished in order to fully participate in education and gain its maximum benefits.  Early childhood care programs and primary schools which improve children’s health and nutrition can enhance learning and educational outcomes of school children.