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- 1. At A Glance 2016 DISASTER MANAGEMENT HEALTH SERVICES EDUCATIONCLEAN WATER ORPHAN CARE MAWAKHAT PROGRAM COMMUNITY SERVICES
- 2. DISASTER MANAGEMENT EDUCATIONHEALTH SERVICES CLEAN WATER ORPHAN CAREMAWAKHAT PROGRAM COMMUNITY SERVICES
- 3. SERVING THE NATIONSINCE 1990, ALKHIDMAT FOUNDATION PAKISTAN IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO HUMANITARIAN SERVICES
- 4. COUNTRY WIDE NETWORK 2Sub Offices 8 Regional Offices 150 District/City Offices COUNTRY WIDE NETWORK
- 5. OUR TEAM General Council Mrs.Kalsoom Ranjha Secretary AKF Women Wing Mirza Munawar Hussain Secretary Finance Shahid Iqbal Executive Director Aijaz Ullah Khan Assistant Secretary Engineer Saleem Azhar Assistant Secretary Babur Hamid Assistant Secretary Ahmad Jamil Rashid Assistant Secretary Dr. Tabassum Jafari President Sindh Region M. Asim Sanjrani President Balochistan Region Rao Muhammad Zafar President Punjab Region M. Abdus Shakoor Central President Syed Ihsan Ullah Waqas Senior Vice President Dr. M. Mushtaq Mangat Secretary General Mrs. Talat Zaheer President AKF Women Wing Mrs. Naveeda Anees Vice President AKF Women Wing
- 6. General Council (Cont) Prof.Dr. Muhammad Afzal National Director Health Services Engineer Sabir Ahmed National Director Diagnostic Network Zaigham Moughira National Director Education Rashid Dawood Bukhari National Director Clean Water Shakir Siddiqui National Director Orphan Care Program OUR TEAM Khalid Waqas Chamqani President KPK Region Dr. Riaz Ahmad President AJK Region Habib-ur-Rehman President Gilgit Baltistan Region Molana Waheed Gul President FATA Region Fazal Mahmood National Director Disaster Management Jamshaid Ali Khan National Director Mawakhat Program Amir Mahmood Cheema National Director Community Services
- 7. OUR TEAM Central Boardof Management Muhammad Abdus Shakoor Central President Syed Ihsan Ullah Waqas Senior Vice President Dr. M. Mushtaq Mangat Secretary General Mrs. Talat Zaheer President AKF Women Wing Mrs. Naveeda Anees Vice President AKF Women Wing Mrs. Kalsoom Ranjha Secretary AKF Women Wing Mirza Munawar Hussain Secretary Finance Shahid Iqbal Executive Director Aijaz Ullah Khan Assistant Secretary Engineer Saleem Azhar Assistant Secretary Babur Hamid Assistant Secretary Ahmad Jamil Rashid Assistant Secretary
- 8. For the Year2016 Total Beneficiaries 8.6 Million (Individuals) Total Expenditure Rs.4.5 Billion
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- 12. Block Factories 30 Mosques Rehabilitated 1,309 An Overview HousesConstructed 175 Schools Rehabilitated 29,918 12 Disaster Management Center 1 Response Hubs
- 13. Our Volunteers 10,182 Total Volunteers 2,326 TrainedVolunteers 112 Trainers
- 14. No. of PeopleRescued in 2016 Floods: KPK, GB 1,000 Road Accidents: KPK, Sindh, Punjab 9,293 992 Bomb Blasts: KPK, FATA, Punjab Rainfall Emergency 1,936 Ambulances Participated in Operations 194 Total Beneficiaries 13,221
- 15. Relief Activities (2016) RationPacks 1,165 Winter Packages 5,905 1,295 Tents Cooked Food 2,000 Medical Camps 11 Beneficiaries 59,775
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- 17. For The Year2016 Total Beneficiaries 72,996 Total Expenditure Rs.322 Million
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- 21. MCHC 18 Hospitals 283 Ambulances 19 5 Blood Banks Diagnostic Centers 62 Thalassemi aCenter 153 Clinics 3 Currently Active Projects Across Pakistan 416 Medical Camps (2016) Collection Centers 47
- 22. For The Year2016 6.3 Million Beneficiaries Rs.2.2 Billion Total Expenses
- 23. Ambulance Fleet Management •Latest and effective communication management • Response time less than 10 minutes in cities • Record keeping and documentation management of all 283 ambulances HELPLINE 1023
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- 27. Currently Active Projects SkillDevelopment Centers 35 School Supplies (2016) 9 Child Protection Centers 10,830 Schools 3 Hostels 60 Scholarships (2016) 863
- 28. Alfalah Scholarship Scheme •Alfalah Scholarship Scheme was established in 1998 with an aim to support the talented students financially • Scholarships are provided to talented but deserving students across the country • In 2016, Rs.2 million/month were spent in the form of scholarships to 863 deserving students
- 29. 46 98 126 181 245 254 223 352 472 438471 901 1063 1233 953 1078 1138 1113 863 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 No. of Students Alfalah Scholarship Scheme Over The Years
- 30. Level Boys GirlsTotal MBBS 69 21 90 BSc Engineering 118 2 120 MBBS & BSc Engineering Students Passed out in 2016
- 31. Total Beneficiaries 26,366 Total Expenditure Rs.172Million For The Year 2016
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- 35. At a Glance SubmersiblePumps 290 Community Hand Pumps 374 Other Water Projects 4,122 Gravity Flow Schemes 60 Filtration Plants 1,515 Water Wells 73
- 36. 2013 2014 20152016 No. of Projects Expenditures in PKR 175 3.6 million 640 8.0 million 10.0 million 647 11.1 million A Comparative Review 812
- 37. Beneficiaries/Day 1.4 Million Total Expenditure Rs.463Million For The year 2016
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- 40. Orphan Family Support Program AghoshHomes Orphan Care
- 41. An Overview Operational Aghosh Homes 8 Orphansat Aghosh 7006,500 Orphans Supported at home Clusters 38 Under-Construction Aghosh Homes 5 Planning-Phase Aghosh Homes 6
- 42. Aghosh Alkhidmat Murree (Locatedat Murree Express way) • Capacity of 780 Students • Class Room for 30 to 35 students • Estimated Cost Rs.883 million
- 43. For The Year2016 Total Beneficiaries 7,200 Total Expenditure Rs.500 Million
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- 48. Business Sectors Served 42% 14% 13% 23% 4% 1% 3% TradingBusiness Tailoring & Embroidery Karyana Shop Services Live Stock Manufacturing Others
- 49. Lending Type Group& Individual Lending Loan Amount 1st Cycle (10,000-35,000) per person 2nd Cycle (36,000-50,000) per person Tenure 12 months Services Takaful (Micro Insurance) BDS (Business Development Services) Repayment Frequency Monthly Processing Time 7 - 15 Days Small Business Loan
- 50. Liberation Loan Lending TypeGroup & Individual Lending Loan Amount Up to 50,000 Tenure 12 months Services BDS (Business Development Services) Repayment Frequency Monthly Processing Time 7 - 15 Days
- 51. Rs.44 Million Total Expenditure 4,070 TotalBeneficiaries 2016 At a Glance
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- 55. Qurbani Meat Distribution 586,572 Ramadan Food Packages 56,298 Winter Packages 67,392 Beneficiariesin 2016 Prisoners’ Relief 2,400
- 56. For The Year2016 41 Mosques Constructed Wheelchairs Distributed 2,200 4,000 Eid/Christmas /Dewali Gifts
- 57. Total Beneficiaries 0.76 Million TotalExpenditure Rs.744 Million For The Year 2016
- 59. For The Year2016 (Overall) Total Beneficiaries 8.6 Million (Individuals) Total Expenditure Rs.4.5 Billion
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- 61. Alkhidmat in Tharparkar Alkhidmathas been working in Tharparkar since 1997 with an established network of on-ground local volunteers to supervise: • ZamZam Project • Al-Ilm (Chonra School) Project • Al-Ilm Sanvi Project • Mawakhat
- 62. Thar Complex AKFP isrunning a 10-acre multipurpose complex in the poverty stricken desert district of Tharparkar with following facilities: • Mother & Child Healthcare Center (MCHC) • Islamic Center & Masjid • School, College & Hostel • Water Filtration (RO) Plant • Veterinary Hospital • Vocational Training Center • Aghosh Alkhidmat (Orphanage) • Community Support Center • Ambulance Service
- 63. MULTIPLE INDICATOR STUDY OFTHAR (MIST)
- 64. Research Objectives Assessment ofexisting needs and potential capabilities at village level regarding: Water Health Education Community Services Employment Food Security
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- 67. International Relief Workat a Glance Nepal Earthquake 2015 Rescue & Relife Work Rohingya Refugees 2015-16 Relief Work Burma 2013-14 Relief Work Syria 2013-16 Relief Work Japan 2011 Tsunami Bangladesh 2007 Hurricane Lebanon 2006 Medical, Relief work Sri Lanka 2004 Tsunami Afghanistan 2002-03 Rehabilitation
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- 76. AKFP has launcheda “VISUAL IDENTITY STANDARD GUIDE”. The idea behind the launch of the VISUAL GUIDE is to create uniformity in Alkhidmat Foundation’s marketing and advertising strategy all across the regional tiers.
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- 87. Partners Around TheWorld
- 88. Partners Around TheWorld (Cont)
- 89. Partners Around TheWorld (Cont)
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