Project Introduction: The Ramadan Food Package Support Project, funded by UKIM and implemented by GEESE, aimed to provide emergency food assistance to vulnerable communities affected by the 2022 floods in District Dadu, Sindh, Pakistan. Specifically, the project targeted the Johi area of Dadu district. The project was implemented for a duration of one month, from February 15, 2024, to March 15, 2024. This thematic area of the project falls under emergency response and food security, with a focus on providing essential food items to 250 families during the holy month of Ramadan. By distributing food packages, the project sought to alleviate food insecurity, promote social cohesion, and support the affected communities in rebuilding their lives. The project was designed to address the immediate needs of the flood-affected population, particularly those who were most vulnerable, including widows, single parents, and families with disabilities. Project Activities: 1. Conducted an assessment survey of immediate needs for vulnerable and deprived communities affected by the monsoon flood 2022 in targeted villages. 2. Collaborated with nutritionists to ensure the Ramadan food packs met nutritional needs of the affected community. 3. Conducted thorough assessments of beneficiaries’ dietary requirements. 4. Incorporated diverse food items in the food package. 5. Prioritized locally sourced and culturally appropriate foods. 6. Evaluated and adjusted the content in the food package based on nutritional guidelines. 7. Identified beneficiaries/households for the project interventions for the provision of Ramadan food Package. 8. Provided Ramadan food packs to 250 families for immediate relief.

Introduction: The “Qurbani Project 2024,; Eid-ul-Adha Blessings, Qurbani Meat Distribution Drive For Underprivileged Communities In Pakistan”, funded by UK Islamic Mission (UKIM) and implemented by GEESE, was a humanitarian initiative that aimed to provide fresh sacrificial meat to marginalized communities in Pakistan during Eid ul-Adha. The project was implemented for a duration of one month, from May 25, 2024, to June 25, 2024, across seven districts in Pakistan, including Attock, Mansehra, Abbottabad, Peshawar, Swat, Quetta, and Loralai. This project included the procurement and slaughter of 143 sacrificial animals (80 cows and 63 goats), which were then distributed to 1933 families (13073 individuals) in the targeted areas. The Qurbani Project 2024 aimed to alleviate food insecurity, promote community solidarity, and empower vulnerable communities, particularly women, children, the elderly, disabled individuals, widows, and refugees, by providing them with access to nutritious food and enabling them to celebrate Eid ul-Adha with dignity. Activities: 1. Conducted needs assessment and identified beneficiary families. 2. Procured 80 cows and 63 goats for Qurbani. 3. Slaughtered animals according to Sharia guidelines. 4. Packaged and distributed meat to 1933 families (13073 individuals). 5. Ensured transparent and accountable distribution system. 6. Coordinated with local authorities and communities for smooth implementation.

Eid Ul Adha Qurbani Project, generously funded by UKIM, was implemented by GEESE, Pakistan. This project aimed to provide sacrificial meat to vulnerable communities across various districts in Pakistan, fulfilling the religious obligation of Qurbani while also supporting those in need. The project was implemented in multiple districts, including Attock, Rawalpindi, Wah Cantt, Mansehra, Abbottabad, Peshawar, Mirpur AJK, Mirpur Khas, Karachi, Hyderabad, and Swat, over a duration of one month, from May 16, 2025, to June 06, 2025. During this period, GEESE worked tirelessly to ensure the procurement, transportation, and distribution of sacrificial animals, adhering to the principles of compassion, dignity, and respect for the beneficiaries. Through this project, GEESE distributed cows and goats to deserving families, providing them with fresh meat and nutritional support. The project not only fulfilled a religious duty but also brought joy and relief to thousands of individuals, particularly during the festive occasion of Eid ul Adha. With a total approved budget of £47,800, the project reached approximately 25,900 beneficiaries from about 3,700 households, making a significant impact on the lives of those served. Activities: • Procured cows and goats • Transported animals to distribution points • Slaughtered animals according to Islamic principles • Distributed meat to vulnerable communities • Identified beneficiaries • Coordinated logistics and management • Monitored distribution process