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SAHIL WELFARE ASSOCIATION actively participates in numerous welfare activities for communities along the Sindh & Makran coast. It aims to spread a network of welfare projects across the coastal towns and cities to provide the basic privileges and opportunities to coastal residents allowing them to focus on the aspects of their life beyond necessities and amenities everyone should have.

Education

BMC Gwadar

BMC Ormara

BMS Jiwani

BMS Bin Qasim

Saidpur Sajawal

Jungo Jalbani Schools

GHS Ormara

Jungo Jalbani Schools

ACHIEVEMENT

Repair/ Maintenance/ Uplift of Schools/ Colleges

Establishment of Labs

Provision of Text Books

Salary of Teachers/ Staff

Financial Assistance to Individual Students

Vocational Training

Summer Camp

Meal Expenditure

CNS SPONSOR A CHILD SCHEME

• CNS Sponsor A Child Scheme was launched in 2012 with an aim to provide free-of-cost education to deserving local students of coastal & creek areas.

• Under the scheme, students are sponsored for one year and are provided with free books, uniforms, school bags, copies, stationery, etc.

• Since its inception, Rs 27 Million have been expended to sponsor more than 2200 students upto intermediate level.

CATEGORIES OF SPONSORSHIP

Full Sponsorship: Rs. 28,000/- for school fee, books, uniform, shoes, bags and stationary items 

Half Sponsorship: Rs. 14,000/- for school fee OR books, uniform, shoes, bag & stationary items

Adhoc Sponsorship: case to case basis

HEALTH CARE &
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

Coastal communities lack the bare minimum health care facilities. The communities face critical issues including the Non-availability of life-saving drugs, procedural equipment, ambulance services & unskilled and untrained health care workers. Only two hospitals namely PNS DHARMAN JAH at Ormara operated by Pakistan Navy & GDA Hospital at Gawadar are available for usual ailments whereas serious patients are referred to Karachi for treatment. Travelling logistics and staying in Karachi for treatment increase the health expenditures to many folds. In case of emergency/accident death rate is quite high due to the non-availability of a trauma center in the area and limited resources.

SAHIL WELFARE ASSOCIATION is trying to fill this gap but a lot more is to be done. Moreover, eye diseases are growing at an alarming rate in the coastal belt which can be credited mainly to the lack of eye care facilities available on the entire coast.

Medical Camps

2015

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Camps

17353 Patients

2016

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Camps

8280 Patients

2017

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Camps

6061 Patients

2018

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Camps

8278 Patients

2019

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Camps

11826 Patients

2020

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Camps

1419 Patients

2021

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Camps

4164 Patients

2022

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Camps

14171 Patients

2023

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Camps

5377 Patients

2024

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Camps

1770 Patients

Water Projects

SAHIL WELFARE ASSOCIATION actively contributes to several miscellaneous welfare projects that include the installation of solar panels, provision of clean water to support these coastal communities who lack even the most basic of resources required to function a healthy nurturing lifestyle.

Provision of Clean Water

Clean and pure drinking water has been a long-standing issue in the area as well. SAHIL WELFARE ASSOCIATION aims to expand its growing facility of providing pure drinking water to the numerous other areas that are still extremely deprived of it.  For this purpose, Sahil Welfare Association focused on Installation of ultra-filtration plants, RO plants, conduct of water bores, Solar Panel based water filtration plants along with chillers/ electric coolers and Repair and uplift of Rain Harvesting Projects.

ACHIEVEMENT

Solar project

Provision of Solar Panel

To combat the Non-availability of electricity and prolonged load shedding. SAHIL WELFARE ASSOCIATION has started a program of distributing solar panel sets with electric fans so that coastal citizens can benefit from their natural surroundings. This can help provide relief to some of their problems relating to the unavailability of basic utilities such as electricity via solar panels. With over 200 Solar panel sets worth around Rs. 6.71 M already distributed in Ormara and near villages, SAHIL WELFARE ASSOCIATION plans to find alternative power solutions for the coastal regions. Solar Panel has also been installed at Taqwa mosque Windar and several other locations making them more functional as well.

Solar Projects

2020

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Solar panel

Ormara city & Bhulera

2021

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Solar Panel

Ormara city & Taak, Bal & Sakooni

2022

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Solar Panel

Karmani & Garok

ACHIEVEMENT

ration distribution

SAHIL WELFARE ASSOCIATION has undertaken several ration drives since its establishment. With a regular distribution of ration bags to the Coastal and Creek areas, the populace is provided with daily commodities i.e flour, rice, butter, sugar, pulses, etc. Over Rs. 115 M has been spent on ration drives so far.

Ration Drive

2015

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Bags

959,850/-

2016

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Bags

2,566,200/-

2017

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Bags

4,274,600/-

2018

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Bags

2,893,000/-

2019

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Bags

3,850,000/-

2020

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Bags

4,625,920/-

2021

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Bags

15,707,445/-

2022

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Bags

87,515,015/-

2023

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Bags

21,019,810/-

2024

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Bags

16,530,000/-

Disaster Relief

SAHIL WELFARE ASSOCIATION has undertaken several reliable operations in the rain/flood-affected coastal areas and also distributed several necessary relief items to support these operations in order to provide a lifeline to these disaster-stricken areas. SAHIL WELFARE ASSOCIATION participates as much as possible and distributes ration bags, warm clothes & blankets, clean drinking water, tents, and other necessary items. SAHIL WELFARE ASSOCIATION has spent over Rs. 72.36 million in relief and disaster operations.

Balochistan/Uthal

In collaboration with the Pakistani Navy (PN), Sahil Welfare Association is actively working to provide flood relief and aid to the people of Uthal.

Measures taken included:

These efforts have significantly supported the locals and helped control the escalation of the disaster situation.

Sindh

The Sahil Welfare Association has also been actively providing flood relief and assistance to the people of Sindh in collaboration with the Pakistani Navy (PN).

Their initiatives include:

These efforts have mitigated the impact of the floods and improved the living conditions of the affected population.

Rehabilitation​

In terms of rehabilitation projects, the Sahil Welfare Association has undertaken a number of construction projects, including the construction of mud houses in Sujawal. At District Lasbela, Sahil Welfare Association has also collaborated with the World Memon Organization (WMO). Sahil Welfare Association has also implemented a rehabilitation program called “Sponsor a Family” in addition to the construction projects. A family receives Rs 15,000/- per month under this program (up to six months). These efforts have helped to provide much-needed aid and assistance to those in desperate need of rehabilitation.

FUTURE ENDEVOURS

SAHIL WELFARE ASSOCIATION aims to not just continue but also increase in the number of community welfare programs for coastal/ creek areas.

Financial Support to Students and Institutions

Organizing of Medical & Eye Camps

Ration Drives

IT Vocational Training

Installation of RO Plants / Tubewells

Installation of Solar Penel Sets

Family Sponsership Scheme

Construction of Mud Houses

Donate Now

Donate and help people of coastal areas on the following accounts at Bank Islami Pakistan Ltd, PIDC Branch, Karachi.

SAHIL WELFARE ASSOCIATION'S ACCOUNTS

Sahil Welfare Association

3rd Floor, Bahria Complex IV, Main Chaudhry Khaliq-Uz-Zaman Road, Gizri, Clifton, Karachi.

10, Liaquat Barracks, HQ COMKAR Complex, Shara-e-Faisal, KARACHI

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