In drought-hit areas of Pakistan, families are struggling to survive as crops fail and food prices soar. Human Appeal’s Kitchen Gardening Project helps vulnerable families become resilient to climate change by giving them the tools, seeds, and training to grow drought-resistant vegetables and feed their children year-round.
Each gardener receives practical training on soil preparation, seed spacing, fertilizing, and water conservation. Families are provided with tools and seeds—including tomato, pepper, chili, and okra—and learn how to preserve seeds for future planting, ensuring sustainable food security and self-reliance.
Families receive seeds, tools, and training to grow their own food
Practical skills in planting and water conservation build long-term self-reliance
Seed preservation ensures families can replant every season independently
1,456,377 people supported in Pakistan
450,364 people reached through emergency response
290,690 people gained access to clean water
"Give charity without delay for it stands in the way of calamity"
— Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ)