Income Generation Scheme for Women of Thar

Income Generation Scheme for Women of Thar.

Respected Donors,
Season Greetings...!

It gives me immense pleasure to intimate you that the vital initiative undertaken by the Customs Health Care Society (CHCS) aimed at providing sustainable livelihood opportunities for the impoverished women of Tharparkar in Sindh, Pakistan. Tharparkar, situated in a remote and isolated region, is plagued by high levels of poverty, malnutrition, and physical weakness among its womenfolk. This dire situation often leads to the birth of malnourished children who are vulnerable to disease and premature death.

Recognizing the urgent need to address this issue, CHCS initiated a project to empower the women of Tharparkar by providing them with goats. Despite encountering challenges in garnering substantial donor support, CHCS remains steadfast in its commitment to this cause. Through collaboration with local donors, CHCS continues to distribute goats to impoverished women in Tharparkar.

The provision of goats serves a dual purpose: it not only ensures a regular supply of milk for the women and their children, thus addressing their nutritional needs but also offers a sustainable source of income. Given the reproductive cycle of goats, which allows them to breed twice a year, the project creates economic opportunities for women to support their families. This project has not so far attracted donors in large numbers. All donors are requested to lend their support to CHCS in expanding this impactful initiative, enabling more impoverished women in Tharparkar to benefit from the provision of goats.

Warm regards,

Dr. Asif Mahmood Jah, Project Leader

Respected Donors,

Seasons Greetings...!


It is being brought to your kind knowledge that the Customs Health Care Society (CHCS) started this project in order to provide lively hood to the poor women of Tharparkar in Sindh which is very far and remote from the cities and most of the women are malnourished and physically very weak. As a result of this, they give birth to malnourished children who often die due to disease and poor nourishment. In spite of a lapse of considerable time, this project did not get a good response from the donors but CHCS is continuing the project with the help of local donors and providing goats to the poor women of Tharparkar, Sindh Pakistan. The goats provide milk for the women and children and as the goats breed twice a year, it also provides a source of income for the women to support their families.

Donors across the globe are requested to support CHCS in providing more Goats to the poor and needy women of Tharpar, Sindh Pakistan.   

Regards, Dr. Asif Mahmood Jah