Hot meals, handed over by hand.
Today we do one thing, and we try to do it properly: we take hot meals out to people in underserved neighbourhoods of Pakistan and hand each one over ourselves.
- Packed in our branded boxes
- Taken to where people are
- Handed over in person
Running now
How a distribution works.
No collection points and no queues at a gate. We go to where people are.
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Packed
Hot meals are packed into closed boxes, each carrying the Sakina Legacy emblem so people know who they came from.
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Taken out
Our team drives the meals to underserved neighbourhoods — roadsides, open ground, and the places people work.
- 03
Handed over
Each meal is given by hand: to children, to mothers, to workers on shift.
- 04
Recorded
We photograph and film the day, respectfully, so supporters can see where their help went.
Who receives a meal
Whoever needs one that day.
Children playing by the road. Mothers with little ones. A security guard halfway through a long shift. We hand a meal to whoever we meet who needs one that day.
See photographs from the streetsWhere we hope to grow
Meals are where we start.
These are not running yet. We list them so you know where we want to go — and we will only describe a program as active once it is.
Healthcare
Help with the cost of essential care, with privacy respected.
Education
School essentials that keep children learning.
Family support
Practical help for families through a hard stretch.
Emergency relief
Food and essentials when crisis hits.
Livelihoods
Skills and tools that lead to independence.