Distribution of Meal ready to eat (MRE) packets to flood affected family in Nowshera & Charsadda districts-2010

In response to the Pakistan Floods 2010, In Nowshera and Charsadda districts, NWHO distributed a total of 7,000 meal ready to eat (MRE) packets to those most affected by the flood for their lunch and dinner for two weeks . These cooked food packets were distributed to a total of 3500 families.

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School Earthquake Safety and Preparedness Training Program

New World Hope Organization's School Earthquake Safety and Preparedness training project was started in 2009 with a purpose to promote a culture of earthquake safety in the schools of Pakistan. In this project, NWHO Helped schools develop and implement school earthquake preparedness plan and provided training to school teachers, students and parents on earthquake safety, earthquake risks and preparedness. The training program has reached to nearly 92 schools in terms of raising awareness on earthquake safety and earthquake preparedness. SESP was a three-year project but it was extended for another two years, It was started on 01 January 2009.

Medical Camps

We organize free medical camps and provide essential medical services free consultations and medicines in remote and rural villages. We invite specialized doctors from renowned hospitals and give them general health and eye checkup.

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Free Medical Dispensary in Village Tangawali, Pakistan, july 2006

Water Provision Program In Afghan Refugee Camps -2006.

In the 1990s Pakistan hosted more than four million afghan refugees on its territory. NWHO drills water wells  in order to improve their health  condition of needy people.

Training Workshop Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction

The Training workshop on Climate change and disaster risk reduction was held in Jhelum, Pakistan, on 5 November 2009, and Organized by NWHO. The workshop was attended by about 35 participants, including representatives from the teachers, and school children & local community leaders, all of whom discussed the importance of disaster education for children & its integration into the school curriculum as well as talked about climate change & its impacts.

Training Human Rights Based Approaches to Development

NWHO organized a training workshop on Human Rights Based Approaches to Development from 06-07 Dec 2007 at Institute of A1 Skill (Skill Development Council), Taxila. Pak.  The participants of the training were representatives from different organization, institutes and universities. The aim of the training was to give local participants general idea of the principles & practices of rights based approaches to development & to discuss on the ways in which it can be implemented.

Medical Camp in Mishaq Village (District Nowshera)-Pakistan

Considering the situation and needs of the community, NWHO, organize  medical camps in Mishaq Village (District Nowshera) for seven days from the 22nd of December 2010 to 28th of December 2010 to help flood survivors. Approximately 700 patients were treated in 7 days. Most of them were suffering from various fevers, cold, diarrhea and severe forms of skin disease.

NWHO's immediate response to Pakistan Earthquake

Soon after the quake hit Pakistan on 8 Octr 2005, NWHO started immediately it relief activities and responded to the needs of affected people by providing temporary shelters and food items.