Support clean water access in Pakistan with Muslim Welfare Canada. Your donation funds wells and handpumps, directly aiding over 321,000 families. Contribute to sustainable health and agriculture. Act now—every donation creates lasting impact.
Muslim Welfare Canada is committed to providing clean water to the communities in Pakistan’s remote areas and deserts, where it’s most needed. Since 2006, with your support, we’ve spent over $3 million to help more than 321,000 families gain access to clean water, improving health and agriculture.
But the need is ongoing. Your donation can make a direct impact. With $500, you can fund a hand pump, and with $1,500, a water well—each serving about 100 families. This isn’t just about water; it’s about enabling self-sufficiency and health for these communities.
We’ve seen the difference it makes. Now, we need your help to continue this vital work. Every dollar counts. Donate to Muslim Welfare Canada’s Water Exploration program and help us bring clean water to those who need it most. Your contribution today can sustain a family’s tomorrow.
wells and handpumps built
lives improved with access to clean water
Since 1999, Muslim Welfare Canada has invested $1,902,000 in supporting the growth and education of children in need.
The Support a Child program by Muslim Welfare Canada began in 1999 and has been operating for over two decades, making a difference in the lives of children in need.
The Support a Child program has supported 12,000 children since its inception.
The program delivers a comprehensive impact in essential areas.
The Water Exploration program by Muslim Welfare Canada started in 2006. Given that the current year is 2023, the program has been serving its target communities for 17 years.
Since 2006, the Muslim Welfare Canada’s Water Exploration program has supported 321,400 families.
Since 2006, the program has secured clean water for 25,712 Pakistani children, fostering better health, hygiene, and opportunities for education, significantly improving their quality of life and future prospects.
