One realistic thing for Pakistan

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Re: One realistic thing for Pakistan

@Sheeda_Pistol

any one of these 22 random acts of kindness can be done on individual level

my personal fav is giving way to other vehicles and pedestrians, something that im used to doing in US

Nice, nice. :k:

@Faloooda

Given my scope of practice, I would like to one day iA **open up a preventative care center of some sort nothing big but a place where general public can come in for free immunizations, screenings, and examinations. I would like to work with women in particular about preventative care strategies **anywhere from conception to giving safe birth, breast feeding and hand washing. So many illnesses, diseases and health problems in Pakistan can be prevented just by educating them at the right time and when it’s needed. For example, if I can sit with one family with history of Active Tuberculosis, I can explain to them that it is an airborne illness so the more they expose their germs to each other (sneeze, cough, eat off of each other plates), there is a higher chance of them spreading it to others. I’m not looking to treat or diagnose it per say but atleast guide them in the right direction or refer them to the correct health care center/and or physician. And explain things/issues to them at the level they can understand.

A health care center with a focus on prevention of diseases, especially catering to women. Great! You have my best wishes. :k:

@Blacklisted_Prince

I think the education is the most imp thing that Pakistan needs , So I wish n hope for teaching the needy n poor children.
Other than this A TRUST as Ansar Barniz Trust to help the poor

True, education is so instrumental to lifting an entire family out of poverty and yet so many people do not have access to it at all. Not to mention the educational institutions that are there for the under-privileged in Pak sadly often leave a lot to be desired.

@teggy

Me: I can learn to give to the needy without any desire for anything in return.

Teggy, perhaps you already do, but you (and others) can also help the needy by donating to The Citizens Foundation or DIL. The latter, Developments in Literacy is an initiative of Pakistani-Americans that manages 175+ schools in Pak, employing over 800 teachers and serving about 17,000 students, 66% of whom are females. (Recently, a DIL student was *one of the two students *selected from all over Pakistan to attend a summer program at Vassar College in New York!). The Citizens Foundationhas established over 900 schools in Pak which together have an enrollment of 126,000 students and support about 9000 jobs, including that of 6300 teachers. Some of their students make it to top universities with at least one TCF’s alumna attending Summer Exchange Program at Harvard Business School!