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ANNUAL REPORT-2013Muslim Aid Pakistan Field O�ce

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Muslim Aid Pakistan Field O�ce

13ANNUAL REPORT

Muslim Aid Pakistan Field O�ce

Musl im Aid Pak istan F ie ld O�ce

Projects of Muslim Aid Pakistan

House and Shelter

WASH

DRR

Health & Nutrition

Emergency Response

Livelihood and Economic Empowerment

Rainbow Family Program

Education

Resource Mobilization

Seasonal Programs

AwaranKech

Ziarat

Dadu

Shadadkot

Thatta

Sanghar

Mirpur KhasKarachi

Chitral

Kohistan

Peshawar

Bannu

D.G.K

Rajanpur

MandiBahauddin

Narowal

Lahore

Pattoki

Faisalabad

Gilgit

Chinnot

Mianwali

CharsaddaMurree

Hawayliyan

Rawalpindi

Mansehra

Islamabad

BaghForwardKahuta

Sialkot

Balakot

Neelum

AwaranKech

Ziarat

Dadu

Shadadkot

Thatta

Sanghar

Mirpur KhasKarachi

Chitral

Kohistan

Peshawar

Bannu

D.G.K

Rajanpur

MandiBahauddin

Narowal

Lahore

Pattoki

Faisalabad

Gilgit

Chinnot

Mianwali

CharsaddaMurree

Hawayliyan

Rawalpindi

Mansehra

Islamabad

BaghForwardKahuta

Sialkot

Balakot

Neelum

ContentsVision, Mission & ValuesMessage from Country DirectorEducation and Child Development Streets to School Initiative

Rainbow Family Child Sponsorship Program

Muslim Aid Girls High School - Pattoki

Education in Emergency

Emergency Response Flood Emergency Response 2013

Early Restoration of Agri-Livelihoods and Food Security - Rajanpur

WASH Support to Flood A�ected Communities - Qambar Shahdadkot

Rain Flood Emergency – Shahdadkot

Shelter/NFI Support in Flood A�ected Communities - Rajanpur

Earthquake Emergency Response – Awaran, Balochistan

Community Based Disaster Risk Management (CBDRM) Mianwali

Health Program Muslim Aid – PIMA Hospital Mansehra

Muslim Aid – BARDASHT Hospital Tarnol

Global Partnership - Muslim Aid & AmeriCares

Water, Sanitation & Hygiene-WASH Santation Programme at Scale in Pakistan

Rural Sanitation

Water for Life Programme

Integrated Development Initiatives Model Village Gandha Sharif - Mianwali

Model Village Jampur - Rajanpur

Integrated Rehabilitation Support - Model Village Dadu

Economic Empowerment Micro�nance Initiative – Chakwal

Murabaha / Qarz-i-Hasna

Skill Development Centre - Rawalpindi & Chakwal

Seasonal Programs Feed the Fasting (Ramadan)

Animal Sacri�ce (Qurbani)

National/International Day CelebrationsCollaborations with Corporate Sector Financial Statements

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Muslim Aid’s Education and Child Development Programme is promoting education and personal development specifically for the working and destitute children by providing them educational facilities. Since 2009, the activities are being executed at Child Care Centers (CCC’s) in Tarlai, Burma Town and Tarnol situated in the suburbs of Islamabad. Till Dec 2013, around 350 children were facilitated in three Centers. Since majority of the working children are behind their age-related grade, methodology of Accelerated Learning Program (ALP) is being implemented while ensuring integrity of course contents with that of the Government. Muslim Aid also focuses on mobilizing and sensitizing the parents of these children and the community at large to make them realize about the crucial need of education for the development of their children.Focus on the education of girls’ child has also been one of the top priorities. As a result, 45% plus of the total enrolled children are girls – in areas where female education is traditionally ignored.

Highlights: • 200 students from Burma Center and 150 students from Tarnol Center successfully completed

their five grades (from KG-I to KG-V).• Regular Health-Screening Sessions• Moral/Etiquettes trainings• Re-creational/Study Visits and extra-curricular activities • Parent Teacher Meetings / Awareness Sessions for Parents• Awareness Raising on National / International Days

Streets to School Initiative

Education and Child Development

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Compassion and justiceWe are driven by (embody) the universal principles of compassion, peace and justice in all our actions.

Accountability and transparency We hold ourselves primarily accountable to our donors and beneficiaries and ultimately accountable to Almighty Allah. We give highest value to the importance of transparency and we work in line with and under UK charity law and regulations.

Respect to rights, dignity and equal opportunityWe serve our beneficiaries, donors and all others stakeholders with due respect to their rights and dignity. We are committed to alleviating poverty and we work for all irrespective of race, religion, ethnicity, age and gender. We are adaptable and responsive to the changing needs of beneficiaries.

Enabling people to empower themselves and their communityWe believe that every individual and community has enormous potential to contribute to the development of their society. A little help can bring a big change in peoples’ lives, hence the society. We endeavour to empower people through unleashing their potential and talent.

Our vision is the alleviation of poverty, education for all and the provision of basic amenities for those in need in order to create a world where charity and compassion produce justice, self-reliance and human development.

Our mission, guided by the teachings of Islam, endeavours to tackle poverty and its causes by developing innovative and sustainable solutions enabling people and their communities to live with dignity and by supporting initiatives that promote economic and social justice.

Vision

Mission

Values

Vision, Mission & Values

The alleviation of poverty and education for all

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Message from Country Director

Assalamu Alaikum (Peace be upon you)Muslim Aid envisions a world of peace, compassion and justice where all people achieve fulfillment. Consequently, a comprehensive strategy is devised to alleviate poverty and its causes by developing innovative and sustainable solutions that enable people and their communities to live with dignity and independence. The year 2013 too, remained full of challenges for Relief & Development organizations in which district Awaran in Balochistan was jolted by earthquake leaving considerable human and infrastructure losses; the militancy and subsequent military operations in Khyber Agency (KPK) forced thousands of people dislocated, floods of 2013 in a number of districts in Punjab and Sindh disrupted life and wreaked widespread devastations. Muslim Aid extended passionate support with fullest energies encompassing the distribution of food and non-food items (F/NFIs), establishment of Emergency Education Project in Jalozai IDPs camp, sustained health interventions in the affected areas, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) through PATS,CLTS and SLTS approaches in Rajanpur and DG Khan, Emergency Responses in Shadadkot and Rajanpur and the Integrated Model Village approach in Mianwali, Rajanpur and Dadu has been exponentially unique and outstanding. The Annual Report 2013 is portraying the rainbow of glorious reflections of the triumphant strikes of Muslim Aid Pakistan team who continued with amazing energies to turn dreams into reality. At this particular juncture, Muslim Aid feels indebted through extending solemn gratitude towards our valued donors who provided their invaluable financial support extended at critical stages.We are committed to continue the journey of ‘Serving Humanity’ through cohesive, inventive and effective solutions to turn the miseries of disadvantaged and marginalized sections of society into prosperous and bright future.

Khobaib A Vahedy Country Director, Muslim Aid Pakistan


ACCESS TO PRIMARY/SECONDARY EDUCATION & PERSONALITY

DEVELOPMENT FOCUSING ON ORPHANS, IDPs & STREET

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Muslim Aid’s Education and Child Development Programme is promoting education and personal development specifically for the working and destitute children by providing them educational facilities. Since 2009, the activities are being executed at Child Care Centers (CCC’s) in Tarlai, Burma Town and Tarnol situated in the suburbs of Islamabad. Till Dec 2013, around 350 children were facilitated in three Centers. Since majority of the working children are behind their age-related grade, methodology of Accelerated Learning Program (ALP) is being implemented while ensuring integrity of course contents with that of the Government. Muslim Aid also focuses on mobilizing and sensitizing the parents of these children and the community at large to make them realize about the crucial need of education for the development of their children.Focus on the education of girls’ child has also been one of the top priorities. As a result, 45% plus of te total enrolled children are girls – in areas where female education is traditionally ignored.




ACCESS TO PRIMARY/SECONDARY EDUCATION & PERSONALITY

DEVELOPMENT FOCUSING ON ORPHANS, IDPs & STREET

CHILDREN

Muslim Aid is offering substantial financial assistance to vulnerable children for education, health, food and clothing under its Rainbow Family Programme & Education Sponsorship Programme. Rainbow Family Programme is designed to sponsor Orphans, vulnerable and needy children, who are deprived and under-privileged in terms of access to quality education, health and other basic needs of food and clothing. There are ample reasons to believe that such neglected children of society might become an easy prey to more abusing and negative tilts of the society which will certainly contribute not only to compromise on their quality of their grown up years but also to malign the peaceful and healthy environment.To address the needs of these poor and vulnerable children, Rainbow Family sponsorship program helps them avail quality education, food, clothing and better health services in their own vicinity till the age of 18 years to become the responsible citizens. Hifz sponsorship is also a newly introduced component of the project.

Rainbow Family Child Sponsorship Program

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Under the programme, Muslim Aid is also carefully caters for the developmental needs of these children through establishment of Child Development Centers. These Centers focus upon proper care & counseling of children in a friendly & conducive learning environment supervised by specialized counselors, mentors and educators.

Coaching sessions in child development centers helped children to develop interest in studies and score better grades. Extra-curricular activities play a crucial role in confidence building and physical growth of children. To this end, recreational activities, exposure visits, games & physical exercises were conducted. Special sessions were conducted for morals and etiquettes training on regular basis for adaptation and adherence to social values and ethical standards. Currently 200 plus orphan & vulnerable children are getting benefit from these centers. Through CDCs children spent their time in CDC get the results showed in the following chart.

Rainbow Family Programme is also working on health referrals, bi-annually in child development centers through internal and external coordination with professional doctors to identify any health issue and provide remedy for the disease accordingly.


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Resource Allocation

Progress of Participating Children afterAttending Sessions

Time Alloction for Personality Development

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Quran & Tajweed Session Coaching Classes

Moral & Ethical Sessions Extra Curricular Activities

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First Health Screening 104 41 6 0 Treatment complete

Second Health Screening 130 50 10 6 Treatment complete

Total 234 91 16 6

Gender Segregation of Sponsored Children

51%49%

Girls Boys

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34%Children without eitherfather or mother

children with bothparents alive

Status of orphan children participating inthe program

Muslim Aid Girls High School - Pattoki

Muslim Aid believes in contributing towards universal commitment of “Education for All”, providing affordable quality education to school age children of marginalized communities from semi-urban and rural areas of Pakistan. Therefore immense endeavours were made to design projects that helped communities in acquiring education in different geographical areas. In an effort to contribute towards its commitment of ‘Education for All’, Muslim Aid Pakistan is successfully imparting primary and secondary level education for children in remote areas through its High School in a village ‘Kot Muhammad Pura’ (Pattoki, District Kasur Punjab).

School Activities ResultsPupil-Teacher Ratio 27/1Annual Exams (Secondary level) 100%Annual Exams (Primary level) 95%Parent Teacher meetings / Sessions with girls and women 10Total Enrolment 450

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Muslim Aid is successfully implementing an Emergency Education Program (EEP). The project is designed for temporarily dislocated children living with their families in Jalozai Camp in District Nowshera (KPK) since 2010 (a renowned refugee IDPs Camp established by Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in 1980s). Muslim Aid has implemented 3 Emergency Education Programs (EEPs) in time span of 18 months. During the year 2013, provision of educational services for IDP Children was continued and EEP-II and EEP-III projects were implemented successfully. This program was aimed at providing complete package of educational services for 5400 children and adolescents, with emphasis on ensuring equal access to quality education without gender discrimination. While, in-line with the minimum standards of quality education and UNICEF’s Core Commitment for Children (CCCs), following are the key highlights of the project:

Highlights: • Teachers Trainings conducted on CRC, SC&R, Psychosocial Support, Peach Education, Accelerated

Learning Program (ALP) and First Aid for Teachers, Head Teachers, Physical Trainers, SRCs and Youth Group members

• Sports Competitions for enrolled children • Mobilization, Coordination and Project Review meetings/sessions with CBO, PTCs, SRCs and

youth Groups • Awareness Raising of the students and IDPs through Celebration of National and International

days Training of Youth Groups on LMS


Education in EmergenciesWith Generous Support of UNICEF

Emergency Response

ONE STEP AHEAD IN RESPONDING TO EMERGENCIES & BETTER

RECOVERY

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In 2013, countrywide heavy monsoon rains triggered flash floods causing 60 casualties and rendered thousands homeless. It inflicted extensive damages to crops, property, livelihoods and infrastructure. In response to the flood emergency 2013, Muslim Aid established 5 Medical Units (4 mobile and 1 static) flood affected areas including Narowal, Sialkot, Rajanpur, Shahdadkot and Dadu. This project aimed at providing curative and preventive health services to the poor and needy communities of flood affected areas of Sindh & Punjab Provinces. The project emphasis was on women and children to address the MNCH needs of this particular group. Initially one Mobile and one Static Medical Unit was established in District Sialkot which was further extended to 4 more Static Medical Units, one each in District Narowal, Rajanpur, Shahdadkot and Dadu respectively. Around 25000 flood affected people benefited from this response.

Major Activities • Provision of MNCH services• Antenatal and Postnatal Care • Family Planning Consultation• Reproductive Health services• Community mobilization & awareness sessions on health & hygiene• Provision of medicines • Establishment of Referral Services• Mobile Health Services • Implementation of DEWS reporting system

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Seasonal flood of 2013 affected the agrarian land of union council Noor poor and Haji poor of District Rajanpur. The Agrarian community suffered the losses of seasonal crops and livestock. The objective was early recovery of agriculture, livelihood and food security in flood affected areas of District Rajanpur. The project supported affected communities through provision of agricultural inputs, livestock and poultry support, rehabilitation/reconstruction of basic community physical infrastructures and building their capacities to achieve the objective of restoring their livelihood sources. As majority of the villages of Rajanpur were extremely vulnerable in terms of being at high risk of future hazards. So project predicted forming village level Livelihoods Restoration Communities (LRCs) by building their capacities in Disaster Risk Management to transform them into resilient communities.

Early Restoration of Agri-Livelihoods and Food Security - Rajanpur

Flood Emergency Response 2013

Emergencies Response

ONE STEP AHEAD IN RESPONDING TO EMERGENCIES & BETTER RECOVERY

Funded by UNOCHA-ERF

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Project Beneficiaries:Direct beneficiaries for the proposed interventions were 400 families and 24,00 individuals which included 331 women, 389 men, 772 girl and 908 boys in District Rajanpur, Tehsil Jampur, UC Haji poor and Noor poor.Targeted BeneficiariesCash for work Feed for

Livestock Shelter construction for livestock

Protection of livestock

Agriculture inputs

Poultry Support

Kitchen gardening

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In September 2012, floods in Pakistan affected more than 5 million people. Balochistan, Punjab and Sindh provinces were the hardest hit. Humanitarian partners piloted the Multi-sector Initial Rapid Assessment (MIRA) in five of the most-affected districts. The MIRA found at least 2 million people in need of humanitarian assistance in the five assessed districts, according to data cross-tabulated with land scan satellite imagery and information provided by district authorities. Achieving consensus on the population in need was challenging as flood water continued to rise and more areas became inundated during the assessment. This project located in Qubo Saeed Khan, UCs included Hazarwah, Aitbar Chandio, Jamali, Qubo Saeed Khan and Dheghano Mahesar which benefited 3,800 families or 26,600 people. Beneficiaries received clean water and saved from water borne diseases by using aqua tab and pure sachets. Beneficiaries engaged in health education and received NFIs kits. For sustainable solution of drinking water, hand pumps were installed and latrines were constructed in project areas.

Key achievements: • Installation and Rehabilitation of 150 Hand Pumps with 1500 beneficiaries• HH water treatment with 48000 sachets• Construction of 50 latrines and 150 families as beneficiaries• 300 Hygiene sessions conducted by hygiene promoters • Provision and distribution of gender sensitive family hygiene and WASH kits to 3,000 families of

flood affected areasBeneficiaries: Total beneficiaries: 3,800 families of approx. 26,600 people: (Women 9,878, Men 10,285, Girls 3,128, Boys 3,309)

WASH Support to Flood Affected Communities - Qambar Shahdadkot

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Rain flood in 2010, 2011 and 2013 caused widespread devastations in Qambar Shahdadkot. Muslim Aid initiated Emergency Response in flood affected district Qambar Shahdadkot in 2013 to timely respond National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) who declared emergency and called for assistance. Monsoon rain affected different districts of Sindh including Qamber-Shahdadkot. Operational areas for implementation were UCs Bago Daro and Hazarwah. Muslim Aid focused on primary health activities and provided relief to communities by arranging 33 mobile camps.The direct beneficiaries were flood affected people of UC Bago Daro and Hazarwah. The only challenge was to protect vulnerable community before any massive loss. By effective use of volunteers and government departments the MAP team was able to save life and gain relief. In emergencies, relief is immense, but for long term sustainability; formation of local organizations, capacity building and linkages are important.

Beneficiaries: The project directly benefited about 2,813 beneficiaries.

Rain Flood Emergency – Shahdadkot



The flood affects district Rajanpur every year. It is caused by two main factors i.e. hill torrents and riverine. However, this year monsoon season starting July 2013 with torrential rains gave rise to heavy flash floods in the affected areas of the Suleman Mountain range. Channels (Naalas) namely, DarraKah Sultan, DarraChachar, DarraPotokh and DarraSurri (streams) over flooded with heavy rains also aggravated the situation in the hill torrent side of District Rajanpur. The monsoon spell started in Southern Punjab during last week of July 2013. Above Average Heavy downpour in the last 3 days of the spell gave rise to tremendous Hill torrents in the Western Mountain Ranges. The heavy rains and the resultant torrents played havoc in the district. Houses were demolished, possessions lost, fields inundated, link roads destroyed. Being a relief and development organization, Muslim Aid Pakistan initiated its relief efforts to address immediate needs of people in district Rajanpur. It geared up to strive for relief and early recovery of flood affected people in this district. In this respect, a rapid assessment was conducted to know damages of flood and pressing needs of people. And on the basis of assessment, Muslim Aid initiated an early recovery of livelihood, provision of basic medical services and community development program in the most affected areas of district.

Project location and beneficiaries: Based on the need assessment, focused on 2500 families or 15,575 individuals (4,808 men, 5,004 women, 2,824 boys and 2,939 girls) were identified and targeted for project intervention in the most affected UCs including Haji Poor and UC Wah Lashari

Shelter/NFI Support in Flood Affected Communities - Rajanpur

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of Tehsil Jampur, District Rajanpur; Province Punjab. The project started from Feb 2013 and was concluded in June 2013)

Key achievements:• Distribution of Shelter and NFI kits to 2225 families (Plastic sheet, cotton rope and polls for

fixing the sheets)• Distribution of Kitchen sets to 2225 families (Cooking pots, steel cooking spoon, Tawa, Thal

stainless steel, plates, Tea cup, Glass etc.)• Distribution of blankets (knitted or woven) • Distribution of other items (shovel, hammer with wooden handle, motor mixing pan, hand hoe

and wooden saw)


Baluchistan has experienced two powerful earthquakes on 24th and 28th September 2013. It was a call for assistance to humanitarian organizations to rescue and save people’s life. The earthquake was very intensive that affected at least 27,400 households or 138,372 people, and damaged or destroyed 19,688 houses in assessed areas in Kech (UCs: Dandar and Hoshap) and Awaran (UCs: Awaran, Teertaj, Giskore, Gajjar, Nokjo and Parwar). Project involved key stakeholders to build consensus on criteria of giving preference to marginalized and vulnerable segments. The geographical areas to deliver interventions were selected on the basis of worst affected, most vulnerable and less accessible locations by other service providers. Provincial Hub Karachi took lead in supervising all operational activities from need assessment to final distribution, coordination with other organizations to government departments since the project initiated in September 25, 2013 with the cost of Rs. 3,400,000. This liaison assisted to improve operation and reach far most beneficiaries in the remotest areas. Local volunteers helped Muslim Aid and took NFIs and FIs from no go areas. Due to hard and dedicated work of volunteers and staff Muslim Aid covered 2,096 families instead of 500 during emergency response till December 2013. Tents, aqua boxes, food items, blankets and sweaters were the part of NFIs and FIs. By strengthening local leadership and organizations, MA ensure their sustainability and self-reliance and improve livelihood. Muslim Aid has completed emergency response and distribution process and acknowledged support of donors, institutions and individuals for this special project. In future Muslim Aid could work in collaboration with other organizations for shelter, drinking water and girls’ education.

Earthquake Emergency Response – Awaran, BalochistanJointly funded by Muslim Aid & Qatar Charity

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District Mianwali was severely hit by the most devastating flood in 2010 in the history of Pakistan, causing a widespread destruction all around. The people had little capacities for planning and responding to floods and therefore had to face massive losses of lives, assets and infrastructure. Keeping this in view, Muslim Aid initiated a project for building capacities of people on Community Based Disaster Risk Management (CBDRM) in villages including Kot Chandna, Khadozai, Jalal Pur, Gandha Sharif villages of Kot Chandna UC Mianwali so that they could properly plan and respond to floods and/or other disasters to mitigate their impacts. The objective of this project was to better prepare the local communities to cope with future disasters, to reduce their risks and vulnerabilities and to increase the capacities of communities in Kot Chandna UC of district Mianwali. This was ensured by construction of flood embankments/ridges, tree plantation, providing rescue facilities, delivering trainings, developing and executing village disaster management plans, and developing early warning systems.

Major Activities and beneficiaries: • Formation of 4 Community Based Organizations (CBOs), consisting of 100 members• Formation of village Disaster Management Committee (VDMC), consisting of 48 members• Conducting of 4 mock drills in which 120 members participated• Delivery of 4 Early Warning System trainings, participated by 100 members • Delivery of 4 Rescue trainings, participated by 105 members

Community Based Disaster Risk Management (CBDRM) Mianwali



Health Program

PRIMARY HEALTH CARE WITH PARTICULAR FOCUS ON

MATERNAL, NEO-NATAL & CHILD HEALTH SERVICES

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The Hospital was established in the context of catastrophic earthquake of 2005. The hospital is successfully delivering health services including Out Patient Department (OPD) and In Patient Department (IPD). Maternal and Neonatal Child Health (MNCH) Services with diagnostics services, minor and major surgeries, eye treatment, mobile health units and free medical camps, vaccination, provision of quality medicines and referral services are all provided in this hospital on quite subsidized rate as compared to the local market (almost 50% of charges). Detail and number of the patients with activity detail is shown in the following tables and graphs.

TOTAL NUMBER OF OPD PATIENTS 2013

DETAIL Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun July Aug Sep Oct Nov TotalGeneral OPD < 5 year

104 111 64 97 157 87 55 78 60 70 55 938

General OPD 5 > 15 year

88 103 112 164 198 186 278 134 105 90 110 1568

General OPD > 15 year

931 949 1405 1517 1826 1752 2028 1695 1486 1145 913 15647

Total 1123 1163 1581 1778 2181 2025 2361 1907 1651 1305 1078 18153

Gynae Department

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Gynecological Patient

78 51 65 75 115 103 352 90 108 58 78 1173

Obstetrics Patient

111 61 100 122 160 159 165 129 130 70 90 1297

Normal Delivery 0 0 0 0 151 159 2 3 7 1 3 326Total 189 112 165 197 426 421 519 222 245 129 171 2796

Health Program

Muslim Aid – PIMA Hospital Mansehra

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Health Program

A health care center in Tarnol was established in Tarnol in March 2013 to address the health needs of the local population. This is an on-going self-sustainable project of Muslim Aid to provide Curative and Preventive Primary health care services to the catchment population of Tarnol.The health center is capable to provide primary health care services including effective and accurate diagnosis & treatment, provision of free of cost medicines & medical supplies, provision of Basic EMOC services, children’s growth monitoring, disease surveillance, as well as Hepatitis B vaccination services, evaluation of community health status, disseminating health education through community health committees and referring patients to adequate health care facilities. The health center has a female doctor in staff to assure that women receive treatment in a comfortable environment.

Key Services:• Provision of Curative and Preventive Health Care • Maternal and Child Health Services (MNCH) • Effective and accurate diagnostic services• Provision of essential medicines • Growth monitoring of children • Disease surveillance• Awareness on immunization, Hepatitis B & C and other diseases

Muslim Aid – BARDASHT Hospital Tarnol

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Muslim Aid Pakistan and AmeriCares has joined hands to help the marginalized communities in Pakistan through a partnership agreement. Both organizations have provided Medicine in kind donations to the Public & Private hospitals for the poor and needy patients. In addition, both worked together for strengthening of health infrastructure destroyed during the horrible floods of 2010 and have rehabilitated BHUs of UC Agra & Gulabad at Charsadda. The aim of this partnership is to establish a mechanism for receiving, distributing and dispensing gift-in-kind donations through Global Medical Assistance Program (GMA) of AmeriCares. The intervention aims at providing curative and preventive health services for the poor and needy communities through provision of Medicine and personal hygiene products. The focus is to help reduce the maternal mortality ratio and infant mortality rates in Pakistan. During the period, value of the medicine received was around USD 9.265m.

Global Partnership for Medicine for Poor

Health Program

PRIMARY HEALTH CARE WITH PARTICULAR FOCUS ON MATERNAL, NEO-NATAL & CHILD HEALTH SERVICES

Beneficiary’s detail - Bardasht HospitalS. No Month Male Female Children Total1 March 18 30 24 722 April 30 54 22 1063 May 52 100 54 2064 June 300 58 155 5135 July 83 809 410 13026 August 103 772 446 13217 September 201 972 677 18508 October 96 585 425 11069 November 582 97 546 122510 Total 1465 3477 2759 7701

Funded by Muslim Aid & AmeriCares

Water, Sanitation & Hygiene-WASH

CLEAN WATER & SANITATION FOR BETTER HEALTH

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Provision of Water, Sanitation and Hygine Services to Flood Affectees - D.G khan District DG Khan, located in the extreme southeast part of Punjab, was adversely affected by flash floods of 2010 and 2012 which brought widespread devastations in the form of heavy losses to livestock, agriculture and infrastructure including water and sanitation facilities. Flood affected people were displaced either in shelter-camps or to other hosting families. They were exposed to inadequate health, hygiene and sanitation environment where water was unsafe and contaminated. Muslim Aid, therefore, initiated a project in district DG Khan to reduce the sufferings of flood affected people through improved health and hygiene awareness and practices. The project was implemented in three Union Councils (UCs) including UC Mutfariq Chahan, Nawan and Mana Ahmedani in DG Khan with valuable support of UNICEF (United Nations International Children Emergency Fund), started from February 15, 2013. The overall objective of the project was to ensure provision of safe drinking water through installation and rehabilitation of critical water sources, adequate sanitation coverage and hygiene promotion activities, meant for 70,000 flood affected people of these three UCs.

Major activities and achievements:• Installation of 50 hand pumps• Construction of low cost latrines for 1000 households• Installation of hand pumps in 40 government schools• Construction of twin latrines in 50 government schools• Installation of solid waste bins in 50 government schools• Capacity building of 20 government officials on PATS• Capacity building of 100 masons on low cost latrine construction • Capacity building of 50 school teachers on SLTS• Formation and capacity building of 100 VSCs• Awareness raising through sessions, sports events and theater performances

Beneficiaries:• 70,000 persons including 4000 students from 100 villages of 3 targeted UCs

Santation Programme at Scale in Pakistan



Funded by UNICEF

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Improving Behaviour of 146,000 Rural People towards Water, Sanitation and Hygine in 5 UCs of Tehsil Jampur, District Rajanpur The project aimed at contributing towards improved life quality of the targeted communities by bringing positive changes in their behaviours through health & hygiene sessions, awareness about the importance of safe drinking water and sanitation practices. The project adopted Community Led Total Sanitation (CLTS) approach for implementation of proposed interventions by involving all stakeholders, rightly in the direction of Pakistan’s National Sanitation Policy. Ensuring availability and use of safe drinking water, zero level open defecation and improved hygiene practices contributed directly to the reduction of mortality rates particularly under five year children. The objective was to target communities to get familiarised with the risks associated with faecal disposal in open places, improper waste disposal and not using latrines, lack of proper hand washing, improper food preservation practices and use of contaminated water. The project was implemented in 4 UCs of tehsil Jampur; district Rajanpur, including 04 UCS Kotla Deewan, Kot Tahir, Basti Rinddan and Tattar Wala of Jampur, started from June 2013 till March 2014.

Key achievements: • 98,000 rural people from 140 villages are using latrines and achieved ODF status.• 140 VSCs of targeted villages have established their effective mechanisms for the sustainability

of sanitation facilities.• 146,000 rural people have increased knowledge because of awareness raising sessions and mass

media campaigns and are exercising all hygiene practices.• 2,000 adolescent girls are having updated knowledge and adopting safe and hygienic methods

of menstrual hygiene.• 5,000 school children are possessing extended knowledge and exercised improved health and

hygiene practices.• The populations of 75 ODF declared villages are using safe drinking water.• Children from 35 Government schools are having availability of safe drinking water and

sanitation practices.

Rural Sanitation


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For access to save drinking water, Muslim Aid Lunched Dig a Well Program (DAW) aims to ensure supply of safe drinking water and focuses the communities who are facing water scarcity issue all over Pakistan. Muslim Aid Pakistan Office is devoting and dedicating water for life services to meet the purpose of safe and secure sources of clean drinking water. The initiative is being implemented through local civil society organizations. During last year, the Dig-a-Well project was implemented in 77 places and benefited a population of 25,450 in KPK and Sindh.

Water for Life Programme



Integrated Development Initiatives

BUILDING BLOCKS FOR BETTER LIFE & SUSTAINABILITY

In context of Flood Emergency of 2010, integrated development initiatives were designed in order to partner with the �ood a�ected people for their long term development and rehabilitation e�ort. After a thorough situation analysis and need assessment and based on the experiences of emergency response and early recovery phase, 3 villages were selected each from Mianwali, Rajan Pur and Dadu.

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The floods of 2010 had rendered widespread devastations and long term impacts on socio-economic aspects of life for affected people in Mianwali. The consequences of this flood were so prevalent that people could not restore to their original state despite passing of several months. Considering this aspect, Muslim Aid initiated an integrated project in some flood affected areas with an aim to rehabilitate the flood affected communities through addressing their current needs. Muslim Aid has already provided 92 Shelters to the flood affected communities of district Mianwali. The project was an integrated development approach which entails different components including running of two schools for one year, providing vocational skills to women and young girls, providing livestock (goats) to poor people, enhancing capacities of beneficiaries on livestock management, installing bio-gas plants for selected families, and delivering trainings of disaster risk reduction to become a resilient to disaster community.

Key Achievements

Discipline Objective BeneficiariesEducation Community development &

provision of quality education320

Skill Development Centre Empower women 350Livestock distribution Economic empowerment 75 householdsBio Gas Plants Installation Facilitation & environmental

protection26 households

Disaster Risk Reduction trainings Resilience to disasters 100

Model Village Gandha Sharif - Mianwali



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Rajanpur is a flood-prone district which has underwent devastating floods for four consecutive years (2010-13). The floods have been gradually curtailing capacities of people, affecting their socio-economic life, destroying public and private infrastructure, and impeding government institutions in providing basic facilities to people. Muslim Aid therefore initiated an integrated project in some flood affected areas with an aim of enabling people build themselves back. This was a one year project (May 2013 to April 2014) undertaken by Muslim Aid. The project entails different components including running of a school for one year, providing vocational skills to women and girls, providing livestock (goats) to poor people, enhancing capacities of beneficiaries on livestock management and delivering risk reduction trainings to make the community more resilient.

Key Achievements

Discipline Objective BeneficiariesEducation Provision of quality education 46Skill Development Centre Empower women 235Livestock distribution Economic empowerment 250Disaster Risk Reduction Trainings

Resilience to DRR 100

Livestock Management Training Community development 250

Model Village Jampur - Rajanpur


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Super floods of 2010 caused major damages to infrastructure in health, education and other facilities including shelters in Tehsil Mehar, District Dadu. One of worst affected Union Councils was Qazi Arif in Mehar. During the flood, the communities left their homes and moved to safe places. Their abodes were completely damaged and livestock perished. For temporary accommodation, tents were provided to few effected families by public and humanitarian organizations. Keeping in view the critical situation, Muslim Aid selected 02 villages with 110 families i.e. Dost Ali Khoso and Nisar Ahmed Khoso Union Council Qazi Arif, Tehsil Mehar in District Dadu. The affected people were living in extremely poor conditions. Like other parts of Sindh, Flood 2010 and 2011 damaged all the homes, health and education facilities of UC Qazi Arif and the community was in worst condition. District Dadu is also among the lowest ranked districts of Pakistan in the Human Development Index. People were living miserable lives and the floods of 2010 had added to their miseries manifolds. The project has been designed with an integrated approach to address all the components of development which include shelters, health, education, livelihood and water & sanitation.

Key Achievements

Discipline Objective BeneficiariesShelter Provision of shelter 110Bath/Toilets Health & Hygiene 770Water Filtration Units Safe drinking water 770Education Community development &

provision of quality education135

Skill Development Centre Empower women 402Plantation To sustain livelihood 1100

Integrated Rehabilitation Support - Model Village Dadu



BUILDING BLOCKS FOR SUTAINABLE LIVELIHOODS

THROUGH ISLAMIC MICROFINANCE AND SKILLS

DEVELOPMENT

Economic Empowerment

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Microfinance Initiative for Entrepreneurship – Chakwal


BUILDING BLOCKS FOR SUTAINABLE LIVELIHOODS THROUGH ISLAMIC MICROFINANCE AND SKILLS DEVELOPMENT

Microfinance Project of Muslim Aid is the practice of extending Islamic financial support on small scale to those who want to enhance their existing business or start a new one but due to the involvement of Interest (Riba’), they hesitate to involve in commercial banking or institutions. Microfinance Project provides financial support on true Islamic spirit so that people can acquire livelihood and get skills & support they needed to reach their full potential. The main focus of the project is poverty reduction and to improve the income level of the poorest of community through its following Islamic products.

Murabaha / Qarz-e-Hasna Microfinance is a tool that is expected to help in poverty alleviation, by providing financial assistance to the poor, giving them a chance to help themselves and if substantial outreach is realized it can promote economic development. This tool has been selected by the Pakistani government in conjunction with their poverty reduction strategy, but presently the majority of Microfinance providers offer principally interest based financing.

Muslim Aid Pakistan took an initiative to facilitate communities through Islamic Mode of financing. Our target market is the poor people who need financial support to become micro-credit clients, , people who lack financial resources to upgrade their living standards, and SMEs who are already in business but want to enhance it by adopting new ideas of business developments. Total 34,741 beneficiaries of Chakwal and Rawalpindi were benefited regardless of gender or cast, among the economically poor people.

Murabah

52%

Qard- e-Hasna 48%

Sewing Tailoring19%

All kind of Shops46%

Cloth Business8%

Fruit and vegetables

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Vehicle Repair 12%

Beauty Parlor9%

TYPES OF ENTERPRISE SUPPORTED

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Skills Development Centre - Rawalpindi & Chakwal


Muslim Aid is successfully running two Skill Development Centers in Rawalpindi and Chakwal. The aim of these centers is to empower the deserving and needy people, especially the women of the deprived areas through training of different home based skills like Beautician, Sewing & Embroidery, Computer Learning, Spoken English, Textile Designing and Fashion Designing. After the completion of these courses, beneficiaries can support their families through income generating activities by utilizing the skills they learn here.

In addition to have better job opportunities and more options of business startups, the skill enhancement and self-grooming that occurred at these centers increased the confidence of passed-out women and girls. From January 2013 to date, 873 (730 Girls) students of the targeted area were trained and have developed their capacity in specific fields and are ready to position in market.Following picture is showing different kind of micro-enterprises which were supported by the Muslim Aid Microfinance Project during execution.Muslim Aid introduced evening sessions for the students who want to attend these courses while continuing their regular education. In addition to vocational training, special sessions on Career Counseling were also initiated so that students could make a right choice for their career at the completion of these courses. An important aspect of these centers is to link the passed-out and expert students with marketing agents and service providers. Some of the students have been warmly welcomed and offered income earning opportunities through these linkages. Recovery of Microfinance program in 2013 is 98% which is a tremendous success.

Women Focus in Skills Training

Women 89%

Men11%

26%

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10%8% 6% Sewing &

EmbroideryComputer

Beautician

FashionDesigningEnglishLanguage

Course Completion in Di�erent Tradesat Hunarkada

Seasonal Programs

Muslim Aid also implements occasional programmes both religious and humanitarian for the extreme poor population of our society who are not able to a�ord regular food for their families. During the month of Ramadan and Zilhaj, Muslims from all over the world donate to help the needs of the poor, Muslim Aid Pakistan distribute those donations all over the country.

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Seasonal Programs Seasonal Programs

Muslim Aid also implements occasional programmes both religious and humanitarian for the extreme poor population of our society who are not able to a�ord regular food for their families. During the month of Ramadan and Zilhaj, Muslims from all over the world donate to help the needs of the poor, Muslim Aid Pakistan distribute those donations all over the country.

Muslim Aid Pakistan Field Office designed the Qurbani Program to ensure that the Qurbani meat is distributed among those who are not able to offer animal sacrifice at the occasion of Eid-al-Adha. In collaboration with local civil society organizations, the project was implemented in Provinces of Pakhtoonkhawa (Peshawar, Chitral, Swat, Kohistan), Sindh (Karachi), Baluchistan (Awaran, Turbat), AJK (Muzaffarabad, Rawlakot, Forward Kahuta), and Punjab (Rawalpindi, Gujrat, Khan Pur).

Animal Sacrifice (Qurbani)

Offering of Sehar and Aftaar during the month of Ramadan to those who are subject to poverty and limited resources, Muslim Aid executes its ‘Feed the Fasting’ initiatives and Zakat-ul-Fitr. Through these interventions, poor people are provided with food packets for the Sehr and Aftaar. Activity aimed at reaching the underprivileged people across the country. By pooling our resources, we distributed food packs containing nutritious food items in order to fulfill the basic food necessities in Sehar and Iftar of under-privileged communities. Target communities include orphan children, widows, old men and women, disabled and female headed households. Number of beneficiaries was around 27,000.

Feed the Fasting (Ramadan)

National/International Days Celebrated

Events were organized to create awareness among children about national and international days. These planned events helped improving behaviour of children among different aspects of life. Children showed their full confidence and enthusiasm by fully participating in these events. The purpose behind these events was to help children think beyond their level which enhances their personality.

Kashmir Solidarity Day:Kashmir solidarity day was organized in both CDCs to get children aware about the history of Kashmir and its sacrifices. Perfor-mance of the children in different school tablos showed the current situation of occupied Kashmir and the concern of students towards this important issue. This day was celebrated to show unity with the people of occupied Kashmir.

Pakistan Day:Event was organized to pay tribute to our great leaders and remember the sacrifices of those who worked sincerely and devotedly to build this nation. Different activities arranged by the children of different classes showed enthusiasm and love for Pakistan.

Kashmir Solidarity Day

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Feb

160Participants

Pakistan Day

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Mar

230Participants

World Environment Day

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Jun

170Participants

Pakistan Independence Day

142013

Aug

170Participants

Pakistan Defence Day

062013

Sep

285Participants

World Teacher Day

052013

Oct

190Participants

Iqbal Day

092013

Nov

160Participants

Quaid Day

252013

Dec

160Participants

Global Hand Washing Day

152013

Oct

1610Participants

World Toilet Day

192013

Nov

813Participants

World Water Day

222013

Mar

400Participants

National/International Days Celebrated

Events were organized to create awareness among children about national and international days. These planned events helped improving behaviour of children among different aspects of life. Children showed their full confidence and enthusiasm by fully participating in these events. The purpose behind these events was to help children think beyond their level which enhances their personality.

Kashmir Solidarity Day:Kashmir solidarity day was organized in both CDCs to get children aware about the history of Kashmir and its sacrifices. Perfor-mance of the children in different school tablos showed the current situation of occupied Kashmir and the concern of students towards this important issue. This day was celebrated to show unity with the people of occupied Kashmir.

Pakistan Day:Event was organized to pay tribute to our great leaders and remember the sacrifices of those who worked sincerely and devotedly to build this nation. Different activities arranged by the children of different classes showed enthusiasm and love for Pakistan.

Kashmir Solidarity Day

052013

Feb

160Participants

Pakistan Day

232013

Mar

230Participants

World Environment Day

052013

Jun

170Participants

Pakistan Independence Day

142013

Aug

170Participants

Pakistan Defence Day

062013

Sep

285Participants

World Teacher Day

052013

Oct

190Participants

Iqbal Day

092013

Nov

160Participants

Quaid Day

252013

Dec

160Participants

Global Hand Washing Day

152013

Oct

1610Participants

World Toilet Day

192013

Nov

813Participants

World Water Day

222013

Mar

400Participants

World Environment Day:World Environment Day was celebrated on 5th of June to raise global awareness of the need to take positive environmental actions. Child development centres organized two days activity on awareness of this campaign. Children draw beautiful charts on the slogan: “Save Earth…Save Future” and theme of 2013, “Think. Eat. Save.” The reason behind this activity was to create awareness among targeted audience, benefits of clean environment and the ways of keeping environment clean.

Pakistan Independence Day:The purpose of the Independence Day celebration is to remember the great sacrifices of our elders and raise awareness among the new generation about the struggle of the Muslims for their right to self-determination. Students showed their love for country through their active participation in Speeches, Drama, Singing of patriotic songs.

Pakistan defence Day:This day was celebrated with full zeal, vigour, and enthusiasm. The purpose of the celebration is to remember the sacrifices of our soldiers and to pay tribute to them. The event gave the glimpse of the sacrifices and braveness of our soldiers martyred on the sovereignty and defence of this country.

World Teacher Day:World Teachers' Day, held annually on October 5th since 1994, commemorates teachers’ organizations worldwide. Day was celebrated in CDCs to let children know about the aim which is to mobilize support for teachers and to ensure that future of the nation is in the hands of teachers.

Speech Competition:The inter schools Urdu speech competition was arranged by Children Library Complex in the Islamic month of Rabi ul Awwal in Lahore. Speakers from more than 50 different schools of the district participated in the competition. Topic of the competi-tion was ‘’Quwat e Ishq say hr Past ko Balakr day. Dehr may Ism e Muhammad (S.A.W.W) say Ujala kr day.” Students from different schools threw light on the life of Hazrat Muhammad (P.B.U.H) in a beautiful way. The audience lauded courage, presentation skills, and argumentation of the speakers. Speeches of our students were also admirable. They showed full confidence and enthusiasm and love for Prophet (P.B.U.H).

Iqbal Day:Iqbal Day was organized to pay tribute to our great national poet. Different activities were designed by children in which they en-lighted the message of Allama Iqbal. With the help of activities, children presented the message of Iqbal towards audience by discussing all aspects of his vision, his mission and his determination for making Muslims as a nation.

Global Hand Washing Day: The purpose of the event was to make the community realize that Hand washing is a single cost-effective method to save ourselves and our children from diarrheal and respiratory diseases. The day was celebrated on October 15, 2013 in Dera Ghazi Khan with total 1610 participants.

World Toilet Day:Even in this modern society, millions of people around the world do not have clean sanitation facilities. The inadequacy in sanitation affects many spheres of life for the poor such as their physical, psychological and emotional well-being. The aim of the World Toilet Day is to create awareness of these facts and get help to the poor people suffering with inadequate sanita-tion. The day was celebrated on November 19, 2013 in Dera Ghazi Khan with total 813 participants.

World Water Day WASH department of Muslim Aid D.G Khan has celebrated this day on March 22, 2013 in village Faqeer Wala UC Mutfariq Chahan. Total 400 individuals including men, women and children have enthusiastically participated in this event. Representa-tives from different stakeholders including UNICEF, WHO & government line departments were also the part of this event.

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Fauji Fertilizers GroupGlaxoSmithKline GSK Pakistan Habib Oil MillsHouse of HabibIndus Pencils Private LimitedLinde Pakistan Mari GasMeezan Bank LimitedOMV Oil and GasProctor and Gamble PakistanRoche PakistanStandard Chartered BankUnilever Pakistan

Collaborations with Corporate Sector

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