Relief & Social Support
Standing With Communities in Every Season — Through Crisis and Celebration Alike
Disasters do not give warnings. Neither does poverty. But at Hamza Baig Welfare Society, our response is always ready. Whether it is the immediate aftermath of a devastating flood, the quiet suffering of a family that cannot celebrate Eid, or a disabled person who needs a home — HBWS is there. Our Relief & Social Support programs work across two fronts: emergency humanitarian response when crisis strikes, and seasonal social protection to ensure no family is forgotten during the moments that matter most.
Seasonal & Social Protection
Seasonal & Social Protection — No One Celebrates Alone
Our beloved Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) commanded Muslims to help those in need. And yet, every year, millions of Pakistani families watch Eid pass without new clothes, without a proper meal, without any of the joy that the occasion is meant to bring. Ramadan — the month of giving — passes without enough food on the table. Winter arrives without warm clothes.Hamza Baig Welfare Society’s Seasonal & Social Protection program exists for exactly these moments. It reaches out to underprivileged families not just in times of disaster, but throughout the year — on the occasions when being forgotten hurts the most.
What We Do:
- Ramadan Ration Distribution: Food packages containing flour, rice, lentils, cooking oil, and daily essentials distributed to deserving families every Ramadan
- Eid-ul-Adha Qurbani: Collective animal sacrifice and fresh meat distribution to poor communities who cannot afford to participate
- Winter Relief: Warm blankets, winter clothing, and seasonal essentials distributed to families with no protection from the cold
- Hamza Baig Dastarkhwan: Every evening, warm and hygienic meals served to laborers, travelers, the elderly, and struggling families — free of charge, no questions asked. During Ramadan, extended to include Sehri and Iftar
- Matrimonial Support: Financial assistance to deserving families for marriage expenses — giving young people a dignified start
Impact 2025–2025
Impact 2017–2025:
- Ramadan Ration 2024: 5,000 families received complete ration packages — total investment: Rs. 8.828M
- Qurbani Program: 34,560 individuals received fresh meat — total investment: Rs. 6.739M
- Dastarkhwan: Nearly 10,000 individuals fed through daily meals — 86,400+ meals served — total investment: Rs. 31.594
- General Welfare: 6,500 beneficiaries supported through general welfare programs — total investment: Rs. 15.728M
Humanitarian Programs
Humanitarian Programs — When Disaster Strikes, We Are Already Moving
Disasters hit the poorest communities hardest. When floods swept through RajanPur, Tunsa, and DG Khan in 2022, HBWS was among the very first organizations on the ground. When COVID-19 shut down Pakistan, HBWS was distributing masks and sanitizers in government schools and public spaces. When a family with a disabled member was left homeless and in debt, HBWS gave them a house, a livelihood, and a fresh start.HBWS’s humanitarian approach is built on two pillars: immediate emergency relief that saves lives in the first 72 hours, and resilient recovery that helps communities rebuild so they are stronger before the next crisis hits.
What We Do:
- Provide emergency food packages, clean water, tents, and clothing to flood-affected families
- Transport disaster victims, distribute medicine, and organize medical support in affected areas
- Fund road repairs in remote flood-hit areas where transportation had become impossible
- Construct temporary rooms and shelters for families left homeless by floods
- Provide home, employment support, and debt relief to disabled families with no other recourse
- Respond to earthquakes, floods, and pandemic situations with immediate deployment
- Coordinate with Rescue 1122, District Administration, and other humanitarian organizations for maximum reach
Impact 2021–2024
Impact 2017–2025:
- Flood Relief 2022: 1,500 families reached in RajanPur, Tunsa, DG Khan — among the first organizations to arrive — total investment: Rs. 1.41M
- COVID-19 Response: Masks, sanitizers, and awareness distributed in government schools and public spaces across Jhelum
- Kashmir Earthquake: Emergency relief deployed to affected areas
- Disabled Family Program: Complete home, employment, and debt relief provided to a vulnerable family
- 2,500 people reached through general humanitarian interventions — total investment: Rs. 3.8M
