Sindh Relief Packages
Aftershocks of flood in Sindh, Pakistan
Families have lost homes, livestock, and vital household items. Floodwaters have also destroyed farms and crops, leaving many to mourn the loss of their livelihoods—and, tragically, even their newborns.
World Hope has arranged around 48+ primary schools free of cost in brick kiln areas so that people can educate their children.
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WHWN provides essential food and groceries to needy families in brickkilns and underserved areas.
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Empowering women through education, skills development, and opportunities for a better tomorrow.
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Rural families suffer because they lack doctors and knowledge of hygienic practices products.
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The Father Care Center provides care, resources, and guidance to children who have lost their bread winner.
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It helps free families from debt bondage and exploitation in brick kilns, breaking the cycle of generational poverty.
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WHWN Medical Camps provide free healthcare, medical treatment, and hygiene kits to underserved communities in rural areas and brick kilns.
The WHWN Education Project empowers underprivileged children with quality education, creating brighter futures for needy communities.
The WHWN provides food and nutrition support to vulnerable communities to eliminate hunger and improve well-being.
World Hope Welfare Network (WHWN) joyfully celebrated the Christmas and New Year season with students and teachers from 48 schools across two vibrant events held in Raiwind and Kasur’s brick kiln areas. These celebrations were marked by an atmosphere of love, gratitude, and community bonding, embodying the true spirit of the festive season.
The events were filled with heartwarming performances and engaging activities. Students showcased their talents through a variety of performances, including melodious Christmas songs, heartfelt prayers, and captivating tableau presentations that brought the spirit of the season to life. The schools also organized Christmas-themed activities and games, which added a delightful touch of joy and excitement for everyone involved. A highlight of the celebrations was the cake-cutting ceremony led by Rev. Pastor Arif Ashiq, President of WHWN, joined by students and teachers, symbolizing unity and shared joy.
The first celebration took place in Raiwind, where students and teachers gathered to honor the festive spirit with enthusiasm and unity. The second event was hosted in the Kasur area, a region known for its brick kiln communities. WHWN’s dedication to uplifting these underprivileged areas shone brightly during this celebration, bringing smiles to the faces of children and their families.
The events were graced by the presence of WHWN’s leadership team, including Pastor Arif Ashiq, President of World Hope Welfare Network, and his wife, Mrs. Arif Ashiq. Their inspiring words of encouragement resonated deeply with the attendees, reinforcing the importance of education and community support. Miss Saira Amin, the Education Head, played a pivotal role in organizing the event, ensuring its success and seamless execution. Mr. Samuel Asif, General Secretary of WHWN, also attended, contributing his efforts to make the celebrations memorable.
These celebrations were more than just festive events; they were a testament to WHWN’s mission to create joy and hope in the lives of children from underprivileged backgrounds. By organizing such meaningful gatherings, WHWN not only spread seasonal cheer but also reinforced its commitment to building a stronger, more connected community.
The Christmas and New Year celebrations served as a reminder of the power of unity, compassion, and the joy of giving, leaving a lasting impression on everyone who participated.
Education has remained a cornerstone of our mission to break the cycle of slavery. WHWN is successfully running 48+ schools within brick kiln communities…
Christian women often face immense challenges, including being left alone due to divorce, fleeing forced marriages, or enduring persecution for their faith.
The 2024 floods and heavy rains devastated remote Sindhi communities, displacing families reliant on fragile mud houses and livestock for survival.
Every child deserves a nurturing environment to grow and thrive, but orphaned children often face significant emotional, spiritual, and financial challenges.
In Pakistan’s brick kiln communities, countless children endure lives of relentless hardship with no access to education, healthcare, or a brighter future.
