Healing Hands in Pakistan
Against the continuous crises, Khana Ghar is a non profit organization in Pakistan that is devoted to restoring dignity with compassion. But whether they are clean water, daily food packs, or Eid meals our role is to administer consolation and hope to those that need it the most. Each of the meals that we serve and each of the smiles that we see shows that you are making a difference.
Food Is Life - No One Should Go Hungry
Thousands of families (children, mothers, laborers) are going to bed hungry every day. This silent epidemic is not only a health issue, but an education, work and dignity issue.
No one should feel like they have to struggle to get their next meal and we do think about that at Khana Ghar. We provide hot, delicious food to underprivileged communities all over Pakistan with the help of your donations.
One serving of food can accomplish more than a full stomach, it will bring hope, a sense of renewed energy, and an opportunity to learn, earn and flourish.
Feed a family: pay-it-forward to a meal today: and watch a family get one step closer to stable ground and self-sufficiency.
Parveen Saeed
Parveen Saeed, who holds a master’s degree in journalism, has been running the project for almost 23 years, providing food to the poor of Karachi at an affordable price.
Recounting how it all started, Saeed said she used to take home-cooked food to these localities where one could get a square meal for just Rs3. Explaining the concept behind charging a minimal amount for food, Saeed said it was to make sure that people who ate there did not take the meals for granted, and would strive to earn the food for themselves and their families.
The menu at Khana Ghar keeps changing, sometimes it is lentils (daal), sometimes it’s vegetables, on other days it’s beans, while Sunday is reserved as meat day.
First established in Surjani Town, the project was shifted to Khuda ki basti only a year later. Food is also delivered to poor localities like Vehari, Gulshan-e-Subhani Phase II, where as many as 300 people are fed daily.
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