To provide services to the vulnerable, victims of natural and manmade disasters, low-income families, and other people in need of assistance. Services are being provided to meet the need of the underprivileged within our capacity.
Services provided include the donation of food items, non-food items, used furniture, and financial support for orphan marriages. Training have been arranged from time to time so that more enthusiastic volunteers can join to provide services to the underprivileged.
Our health services are focused to achieve Pakistan’s vision to improve the health of all compatriots, particularly women and children, through universal access to affordable quality essential health services, and delivered through a resilient and responsive health system, ready to attain Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and fulfill its other global health responsibilities. Specifically, we work for Primary Health, Communicable diseases, maternal health issues, PSS, Nutrition, Awareness Raising, and Capacity Building of Government Health Facilities.
Book donations to schools and setting up of community care and poverty relief, donation of computers, desks, chairs, and teaching aids to school students with one-off donations during their educational years. Poverty relief for students in extreme poverty and orphans.
The Foundation is working for the youth with various specialties to train them to become self-supporting individuals who are able to care for themselves, and their families and contribute significantly to the future of their community. The involvement of youth and volunteers plays a pivotal role in the implementation of KBM CARE Foundation activities and maintains strong links and regular interaction with the targeted communities. The engagement of volunteers in building community resilience also contributes to the sustainability of the programs and ensures footprints of KBM CARE at community level.
To work with the international and national organizations to coordinate efforts for dignity, respect, and promoting humane behavior towards the prisoners of war, detainees, and respect for International Humanitarian Law (IHL). The local people in Jail are also our target group to provide support while endeavoring to ensure their lives are secure and treated as per law of the land without any discrimination.
Pakistan is facing a major challenge of meeting food security and nutrition targets. FAO estimates show that the Prevalence of Undernourishment in Pakistan is 20.3%, and the marginal reduction has been erased by population growth such that 40.0 million are not getting enough food.