Qatar Charity implemented around 1,773 projects across Pakistan in 2025, benefiting nearly 1,554,957 people.
These projects covered various sectors such as water, sanitation and hygiene, education, health, nutrition, food security and livelihoods, social housing, economic empowerment, as well as seasonal projects, and social care.
Qatar Charity carried out four seasonal projects benefiting 48,580 people, which included distributing sacrificial meat to 17,430 individuals along with dry food packages for 27,650 people and Eid gifts for 3,500 individuals. It implemented four seasonal projects to reach 48,580 individuals by distributing meat during Eid al-Adha to 17,430 people distributing dry food packages to 27,650 individuals and gifts for 3,500 orphans for Eid.
The organisation implemented 986 water, sanitation and hygiene projects, benefiting 243,857 people. These projects included drilling boreholes, installing solar-powered pumps, and constructing sanitation facilities and handwashing stations to provide safe water and reduce disease in vulnerable areas.
Additionally, Qatar Charity implemented 361 income-generating projects benefiting 3,325 individuals, helping establish small businesses such as welding, carpentry, tailoring, beauty salons, bakeries, and grocery shops, and providing resources like sewing machines, rickshaws, and livestock.
In the education sector, Qatar Charity implemented 24 projects providing school supplies to nearly 1,750 children to support their learning and improve the educational environment.
In health, Qatar Charity carried out four projects benefiting 6,085 people, which included providing medical equipment and treatment support for conditions such as cataracts.
Through its “Rofaqa” initiative, Qatar Charity supported more than 11,986 vulnerable individuals, including 10,996 orphans, 360 needy families, 292 people with special needs, and 338 university students. It also implemented 196 wedding support projects for orphaned girls.
Qatar Charity executed 181 development projects benefiting 16,702 people. These included building 45 mosques serving 15,750 worshippers and constructing 136 houses for vulnerable families, benefiting 952 individuals, to strengthen community infrastructure and to promote safer, more sustainable communities.
In collaboration with Unicef and the World Food Programme, Qatar Charity implemented four projects benefiting 1,150,500 people. These projects focused on improving water and sanitation services for Afghan refugees, child nutrition, and access to health services, particularly for pregnant and lactating women and malnourished children.
Qatar Charity also signed an agreement with Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan, in partnership with the Qatar Fund for Development, to provide essential health services through mobile clinics across 12 divisions. The project aims to reach one million beneficiaries, delivering healthcare directly to their doorsteps.