Pakistan
Asia
Quaid-e-Azam University

PUKAAR- The Call For Help
Project Overview
Project Pukaar is a student-led humanitarian initiative supporting flood-affected communities through collaboration with FiSabilillah Foundation and Civil Defence Multan. The project provides clean water and meals to over 1,500 individuals each, and distributes 100 grocery packages to severely impacted families. Beyond immediate relief, it demonstrates the power of collective action and compassion, inspiring continued community-driven service among young changemakers.
Project Impact
Project Pukaar created a meaningful impact during the Millennium Fellowship by supporting flood-affected communities with clean drinking water, cooked meals, and grocery supplies. Originally aiming to support 1,000 individuals, the project exceeded its goals by providing clean water to over 1,500 people, meals to 1,500 individuals, and grocery packages to 100 families. This impact was made possible through strong collaboration with FiSabilillah Foundation and Civil Defence Multan, along with effective teamwork and community engagement. Despite challenges such as limited funding and time constraints, the project demonstrated the power of youth-led humanitarian action while strengthening leadership and collaboration skills among the team.
Millennium Fellows Involved
Hassan Ali Wasiq, Barra Kamran, Maher Amir Abbas, Muhammad Sami Sajid, Abeera Ikram, Maheen Arif, Summiya Iqbal, Aiman Anwar, Muskan Farooq
