A Country Battling Religious Persecution and Conflict

Pakistan faces significant humanitarian challenges, driven by ongoing conflicts, economic instability, and widespread poverty. Over 3.5 million people are displaced due to internal conflicts, particularly in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan regions. The country also struggles with food insecurity, with approximately 50 million people lacking reliable access to adequate nutrition. Religious minorities, particularly Christians and Hindus, face growing persecution in Pakistan. Attacks on churches, forced conversions, and violence against religious minorities are common, with Christians often targeted by extremist groups, leading to a mass exodus from some regions.

Our Response

Our team is currently in Pakistan, providing:

• Emergency aid
• Food relief
• Healthcare services

We are committed to restoring dignity and self-sufficiency among Pakistan’s vulnerable populations, especially persecuted Christians. Through partnerships with local communities, we aim to create lasting change by addressing both immediate needs and long-term recovery efforts. Our work empowers communities, helping them rebuild their lives with hope, resilience, and the freedom to practice their faith without fear.