WEP AAP PROGRAME ACHIEVEMENTS

(July-2017 to June-2023)

Children Screened

1268739

(Age 6 – 59 Months)

Ghotki, Kashmore, Mirpurkhas

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PLWs Screened

469045

(Pregnant & Lactating Mothers)

Ghotki, Kashmore, Mirpurkhas

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Referrals

500223

(SAM, EPI, ANC, PNC, SD)

Ghotki, Kashmore, Mirpurkhas

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SESSIONS

164679

MSG,FSGs,CHS,CHW

Ghotki, Kashmore, Mirpurkhas

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Beneficiaries

1636053

Girls, PLWs, Child Beneficiaries

Ghotki, Kashmore, Mirpurkhas

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IFAS,MNP,MEBANDAZOLE

68586763

Tablets, Sachets

Ghotki, Kashmore, Mirpurkhas

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SAFE DELIVERY KITS

7123

Kits

Ghotki, Kashmore, Mirpurkhas

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CHX GEL

12830

Gel

Ghotki, Kashmore, Mirpurkhas

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What We DO

Health & Nutrition

WEP empowers women and children via health & nutrition initiatives, focusing on community, mother & child health, and rehabilitation. Nourishing Communities Since 2017.

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Emergency Response

From the earthquake-stricken valleys of the north to the flood-ravaged plains of the south, WEP’s dedicated  workers tirelessly provides essential assistance to affected families.

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WASH

WEP is working for a future where WASH is not a privilege, but a right. WEP empower communities with clean water, sanitation, and hygiene education to build a healthier world.

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CURRENT PROJECTS

WEP Nutrition

Since 2017 Women Empowerment Pakistan (WEP) is enhancing provision of nutrition services to the most vulnerable group of population (Children, adolescent girls, pregnant and lactating women)..

WEP NSP PROJECT

WEP has working experience with Nutrition Support Program (NSP) & Accelerated Action Plan Health Department Government of Sindh expertise in Nutrition service delivery projects.

WEP AAP PROJECT

WEP is working in collaboration with Accelerated Action Plan(AAP) for Reduction of Stunting & Malnutrition. Health Department Govt. of Sindh is implementing ..

 

A Village Girl’s Journey from Malnutrition to Hope: A Success Story

Anmol is a 24-month-old girl who lives in Village Samabad, UC & Taluka Ubauro of District Ghotki. She is the second child of Ghulam Mustafa, a laborer. Anmol’s family is poor and lives in an area that is not covered by Lady Health Workers (LHWs). Ms Sumera, a Community Health Worker (CHW) from Women Empowerment Pakistan (WEP), visited their village for screening.

 

Aneela’s Journey: Nurturing Health Against All Odds

In the heart of the Ghotki district, in the village of Kalo Khan Sanghi, a story of resilience unfolds. Aneela, an 18-month-old child, found herself at the center of a health crisis that threatened her well-being. Born into the humble abode of Mr. Balam, Aneela’s family struggled with the harsh realities of living in a mud-built house amidst critical health and WASH conditions.

Empowering Health in District Ghotki: A Tale of Transformation

Farida, a pregnant woman with a four-month pregnancy, found herself in the clutches of malnutrition. Married at a young age to Khalid, who is still pursuing his education, Farida faced financial constraints that prevented her from seeking private healthcare. Weak and unhealthy, her plight mirrored the challenges faced by many in the village.

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