Pravalli Welfare Trust Newsletter – March 2025
25 Years of Transforming Lives Welcome to the March 2025 newsletter from Pravalli Welfare Trust! For
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March 15, 2025
Overview
Pravalli Wellfare Trust at a Glance
Pravalli Trust is a non-profit organization dedicated to uplifting underprivileged communities in rural Pakistan. Our work spans across vital areas such as education, healthcare, clean drinking water, solar irrigation, vocational training, and sustainable development. Over the years, we have initiated and completed numerous projects that address the most pressing needs of marginalized populations—providing children with schools and teachers, families with safe water, and farmers with tools to sustain their livelihoods.
With every initiative, Pravalli Trust strives to break cycles of poverty and empower people with opportunities for a better, self-reliant future.
Fresh And
Clean Water.
Housing &
Shelter.
Projects
Transforming Lives: Pravalli’s Key Initiatives
Over 25 years of dedicated service, Pravalli Welfare Trust has spearheaded transformative projects across Pakistan. From empowering youth through technical training to providing clean water, education, and sustainable livelihoods, each initiative reflects our unwavering commitment to humanity. Discover the breadth of our work, helping widows, constructing shelters, planting trees, and offering medical aid—building a future of hope and dignity for those in need. Explore our ongoing efforts and join us in making a meaningful difference.
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Our Impact
Transforming Communities – Pravalli’s Proven Impact
Over the years, Pravalli Wellfare Trust has transformed lives across Pakistan through targeted, transparent, and sustainable interventions. Here's how your support has created measurable change:
3,636
Water supply Schemes
In total 3636 water schemes have been completed in the last 24 years. These are spread all over Sind, Baluchistan, KPK and Punjab. Cost of these schemes vary with depth, type of soil and type of scheme given.
17,200
Trees Plantation
Next trees plantation will start in July 2025 in Baluchistan, Sind including Thar Desert areas and Punjab. In March this year 1300 trees were planted in northern hilly areas of KPK. In Thar Desert areas of Sind, Baluchistan and Punjab 17,200 Trees were planted during July/ August 2024 season.
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Adopt a Widow & her Children
You can help widows by sending money directly to widow’s bank account. 133 widows are being helped/ looked after by our worthy donors by sending money directly to their accounts. (Minimum Rs. 10,000). We only indicate the deserving widows to them. If a friend wants to support a widow and her orphan children, we will provide them all details of the family. They can directly talk to the family.
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Schools in Thar and Baluchistan.
Pravalli Trust is running 18 schools in Thar Desert areas with free education. 8 more schools are working in Baluchistan giving free education. One in Rawapindi poor area. Total 27 schools with free education. Cost for support a school is Rs. 14,000 per month which is salary of teacher. Yearly cost for Donors is 168,000. Rest of the expenditures are paid by trust.
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Helping most vulnerable with small Monthly Help.
In this scheme about 56 widows and destitute are being helped on monthly
basis. Rs. 5000 are sent to them via easy paisa in their account. If some friend wants to help one such widow by sending her Rs. 5000 each month directly to her, we can share her Easy Paisa account no.
702
Houses for homeless poor families.
We started this program 3 years back. With the overwhelming support of our brothers and sisters we have Alhamd-o-Lillah completed 702 one room houses and handed those over to the families (95 % widows). Largest no of houses were donated by Forgotten Women UK (198). 52 more they are now getting made.
900
Ramzan Package for widows and poor
With the help of our donors this year we have been able to reach out to 2087 families from Sakardu to Khuzdar, Dera bugti, most part of Sind including Thar Desert areas. In that we gave Rs. 5000 cash to each deserving family, mostly widows. Lady Fatima Trust helped 500 families and RRAI-USA helped 400 families. Jazak Allah Khair. While distributing Ramzan pkg we found that hundreds of families are still living in Tents and Straw Huts
386
Agriculture with Solar Pumps in Thar Desert areas.
Total schemes completed so far are 386. Out of these 262 were donated by Lady Fatima charitable Trust and 26 by Sumar Lakhani Foundation/ RRAI.
64
Medical Camps.
Three Medical camps are held each month …. one in Sind and two in KPK poor areas on monthly basis. 64 camps have been organized in which patients are given free medicines.
440
Ladies Training in Stitching clothes and computer centers.
We are running 12 sewing centers to train ladies in stitching of clothes and THREE computer centers to train boys and girls in computers handling.
In addition we trained 97 boys in AC/fridge repairs, 53 as Electricians, 11 as Motor cycle mechanic, 39 in computer, 62 as plumbers and 40 as Auto Electricians. We have two computer centers running. One in Hyderabad in which 104 have been trained and 8 are learning computer. Second on village Lora, district Abbottabad where 26 have been trained.
828
Wheel chairs
828 wheel chairs and tricycles have been provided to disabled/ poor old people so far. Tricycles help them to go to their work place and for shopping.
976
Sewing Machines
We are running 12 sewing center all over Pakistan to train girls/ widows in stitching. Poor/ widows among them are given sewing machines. 976 sewing machines were given. These help these families to earn for themselves by stitching clothes in their villages.
959
Orphan/ Poor Girls Marriages
Meagre amount of Rs. 20,000 is needed by some very poor families to marry their daughter. Even this paltry amount is sought with gratitude. 959 helped financially so far to get married.
3,419
Goats for poor families
3419 goats distributed among families living in desert areas to get them financially stable. Goats give birth to one or two child goats every year and the child goats also starts bearing child after two years. This is very profitable occupation in desert areas where fodder is free.
221
Toilets
221 toilets made for poor families in Sind. It is becoming increasingly difficult for ladies to defecate in open fields due to increasing population.
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Gallery
A Visual Journey of Service
Step into the world of Pravalli Welfare Trust through powerful visuals that reflect our 25 years of unwavering commitment to humanity. Explore images from our water projects, education initiatives, housing for widows, tree plantations, skill training programs, and more. Every photo is a testament to lives changed and hope restored—made possible through your support.
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Solar Houses
Schools in Thar
Water supply schemes
Goats for Widows
Wedding Orphan Girls
Micro Financing
For 25 years, Pravalli Welfare Trust has stood by the most vulnerable across Pakistan — from the deserts of Thar to the hills of KPK. Our mission is simple: serve humanity with dignity and impact. Through clean water schemes, education, housing, medical relief, training for self-reliance, and direct financial support to widows and orphans, we’ve touched thousands of lives. Each project is a step toward lasting change — not charity, but empowerment. We believe in trust, transparency, and transformation. Your support allows us to continue this work — restoring hope, building futures, and serving where the need is greatest.
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Founder
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