Hamdard Foundation Pakistan (HFP) distributed ration bags amongst the deserving families affected by Covid-19 lockdown across the Country. A total of 8000 ration bags have been distributed in the major cities of the country. These bags comprised of essential food items along with medicines. Further, HFP distributed protective medicines packets prepared by Hamdard Laboratories (Waqf) Pakistan, which include Hand Sanitizers, Hamdard Qulzum, Hamdard Infuza and Hamdard Instant Joshanda to law enforcement officials serving against the spread of the virus

Institute for Development Studies and Practices (IDSP) through its network of its graduates / Associates was able to launch an awareness campaign at the grass root level to prevent the spread of corona virus. In addition to the awareness campaign, organization provided free ration to deserving families and a number of hospitals were supplied medical equipment including PPE kits, masks

Water, Environment and Sanitation Society (WESS) has been engaged in Rehabilitation of 08 water supplies and distribution of food items in Quetta, Loralai, Chagai, Killa Saifullah and Pishin. It has been reported that over 32000 persons have benefitted through WESS COVID 19 response

Society for Education and Technology sponsored by Punjab Skill Development Fund had been stopped due to COVID-19. The Courses hopefully would be resumed by Aug’ 2020.

The Rural Support Programs Network and associated organizations have been carrying out activities to respond to COVID 19 emergency. RSPs are facilitating links between government and rural communities, encouraging communities to help the deserving families affected by the lockdown and other difficulties. RSPs are relaying critical messages to communities in rural and urban settings. The private sector and philanthropists are being facilitated through the identification of the poor and marginalized households & communities, to provide food and cash grants

Deaf Reach (DR) has initiated a distance learning program for students. DR created sign language videos to help deaf students continue their learning. Organization also provided free ration to the families of deaf students

Roshni Homes Trust (RHT) responded to the COVID-19 by initiating several campaigns. Roshni Relief Campaign provided ration supplies to 358 individuals. An awareness campaign was organized by care givers on disease prevention. RHT also responded to the school lockdown by creating digital systems and trainings for children to ensure that learning and well-being is not impacted.

Grass Root Organization for Human Development (GODH) carried out a number of activities including free distribution of food package, face masks, gloves and sanitizers. It also ran an awareness campaign through video clips and online theatres 

LUMS launched the COVID-19 campaign to support students, staff, and the broader community from low-income households struggling to make ends meet. The campaign began with the collective participation of the LUMS community aiming to raise PKR 50 million. Babar Ali Foundation donated PKR 10 million to LUMS. Out of the total PKR 15.9 million raised by the university, PKR 12.4 million have been disbursed to 1,481 deserving families and individuals

Baluchistan Rural support Programme BRSP’s extensive geographical footprint was the strength to undertake rapid and inclusive “COVID-19 Emergency Response” for complementing the efforts of Government of Baluchistan, PDMA, Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs) and health care providers. Projects funded by national and international donors helped BRSP to reach out to 27 districts.  BRSP reached out to 7.61 million people in in 430 towns & rural councils of 27 districts through different sets of activities. The major activities included access to healthcare, education, WASH, food, assisting persons with disabilities and other 

Syed Maratib Ali Religious and Charitable Trust Society Trust donated Rs. 11,336,540/- for the distribution of ration bags to needy individuals, provision of Medical Kits and PPE to hospital staff, testing of deserving patients and awareness campaign pertaining to mental health 

Tehzibul Akhlaq Trust, Lahore manages educational institutions to provide quality education at affordable cost. In March, 2020 all educational institutions were closed due to Covid-19; discontinuing imparting of education abruptly. The Education Board of the Trust took cognizance of the matter and decided to impart education on-line. The decision proved a success and precious time of students was saved to a great extent 

Community Uplift Program (CUP) Pakistan is implementing a KNH Germany funded project “COVID-relief and recovery for women and children” in District Battagram, which aims at addressing the social, economic and psychosocial recovery of lives of the poor. The implementation activities have commenced since June 2020 and includes awareness material, ration and NFI kits distribution, PPE equipment to BHUs and seeds for farmers and restoration of market linkages of women entrepreneurs

SAFCO Support Foundation introduced measures for the revival of financial services and strategies to overcome liquidity challenges faced by small and medium enterprises. It also launched a health and business safety awareness campaign that reached out to around 91,000 active clients. 60% of the clients opted for the moratorium. To help SMEs manage their cash flows, clients were provided with a top-up loan facility. Cash Assistance & Food Ration of PKR 5.5 million were distributed among 3,200 affected families during the lockdown.

Marie Adelaide Leprosy Centre (MALC) is providing food hampers to needy patients affected by Leprosy, tuberculosis, people with disabilities and malnourished mothers & children. MALC is also creating awareness regarding preventive measures of coronavirus among community members to reduce its transmission. It also provided ration packs to 500 deserving families. Face masks, hand sanitizers, and medical safety kits were also distributed amongst the general public and hospital staff