Project Report
| Jan 16, 2020
Feeding the Needy!
By Aazer Durrani | Head of Marketing
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Poverty head count rate in rural Pakistan was twice as much in urban areas — 36% versus 18% — and the gap had remained virtually unchanged since 2001-02. Combined with the slow pace of urbanization — only about 35% of the country’s population lived in urban areas in 2014 — this gap indicated that 80% of Pakistan’s poor continued to live in rural areas.
According to the report, rural children are 8.5% less likely than urban children to have adequate immunisation by three years of age, and rural women are 10% less likely to receive prenatal care, 28% less likely to give birth in a facility or hospital, and 12% less likely to receive postnatal care. Rural households are also far less likely to have access to key utilities. They are 15% less likely to have an electricity connection and 63% less likely to have a natural gas connection than urban households.
The state of hunger in Pakistan is clearly explained above. A large number of people in Pakistan sleep on an empty stomach every night. Hence, Fatima Memorial Hospital and NUR Foundation have taken the matter in their own hands and have started to supply food to poverty stricken students of NUR Community Outreach Program (NCOP).
Everyday, more than 1800 children are provided with meals so that they are able to live a healthy life and focus on their studies. However, there are many more children who are unable to afford three meals per day and in order for us to continue to serve the poverty stricken masses, we urge our altruistic donors to make donations. Your donations and support can make a huge difference.
Thank you for your continued support!
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Oct 16, 2019
Together we can solve hunger!
By Nimra Naeem | Assistant Manager
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"If you can't feed a hundred people, then feed just one." Mother Teresa.
Pakistan ranked 77th out of a total of 112 countries in the Global Food Security Index of 2018. Moreover, one of the most malnourished and poorest regions in the world, Tharparkar, is located in Pakistan’s province, Sindh. In Sindh, fifty percent of the children below five years of age are stunted and nineteen percent are severely malnourished. As per the Pakistan Economic Survey 2017-2018, people living below the poverty line are 24.3% of the total population. These are the people who are unable to afford the basic necessities of life like food, clothing and shelter. In addition to this, Pakistan ranked 106 out of 119 countries on the Global Hunger Index (GHI) with a score of 32.6, second only to Afghanistan in the South East Asian Region.
The state of hunger in Pakistan is clearly explained above. A large number of people in Pakistan sleep on an empty stomach every night. Hence, Fatima Memorial Hospital and NUR Foundation have taken the matter in their own hands and have started to supply food to poverty stricken students of NUR Community Outreach Program (NCOP).
Everyday, more than 1400 children are provided with meals so that they are able to live a healthy life and focus on their studies. However, there are many more children who are unable to afford three meals per day and in order for us to continue to serve the poverty stricken masses, we urge our altruistic donors to make donations.
Thank you for your continued support!
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Jul 19, 2019
Bread for Every Breath!
By Nimra Naeem | Assistant Manager Marketing
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According to Pakistan Economic Survey 2017-2018, people living below the poverty line are 24.3% of the total population. These are the people who are unable to afford the basic necessities of life like food, clothing and shelter. Pakistan ranked 77th out of a total of 112 countries in the Global Food Security Index of 2018. Moreover, one of the most malnourished and poorest regions in the world, Tharparkar, is located in Pakistan’s province, Sindh. In Sindh, fifty percent of the children below five years of age are stunted and nineteen percent are severely malnourished. In addition to this, Pakistan ranked 106 out of 119 countries on the Global Hunger Index (GHI) with a score of 32.6, second only to Afghanistan in the South East Asian Region.
The state of hunger in Pakistan is lucidly explained above. A large number of people in Pakistan sleep on an empty stomach every night. Hence, Fatima Memorial Hospital and NUR Foundation have taken the matter in their own hands and have started to supply food to poverty stricken students of NUR Community Outreach Program (NCOP).
Everyday, around 1850 children are provided with meals so that they are able to live a healthy life and focus on their studies. However, there are many more children who are unable to afford three meals per day and in order for us to continue to serve the poverty stricken masses, we urge our esteemed donors to make more and more donations.
"If you can't feed a hundred people, then feed just one." Mother Teresa. Every drop counts, hence, donate as much as you possibly can.
Thank you for your continued support!
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