By Nimra Naeem | Assistant Manager
A large proportion of Pakistan’s population is unable to afford two basic meals a day. Pakistan has the second highest hunger score (32.6) in all of Asia (after Afghanistan). Also, poor nutrition among children is a leading cause of stunting and according to an estimate by National Nutrition Survey 2011, around 50% of the children are stunted because of poor nutrition. In addition to this, maternal malnutrition not only leads to higher mortality rates among women but also to fetal growth restrictions, aggrandizing the risk of stunted growth and other disabilities in children.
According to a report published by UN in 2017, 96% of the Pakistani children do not have a proper diet. Also, losses of Pakistan due to malnutrition are $7.6 billion every year. As evident in the mentioned statistics, the hunger problem in Pakistan is rising day by day.
Hence, Fatima Memorial Hospital in pursuance of its social welfare goals, provides free food to the families of hospital patients. However, the influx of patients is rising day by day and the funds of Fatima Memorial Hospital are limited. Therefore, we rely on the donations by our esteemed donors to cater to the nutrition needs of the patients/patient attendants. Hence, we request you all to join hands with us in providing food to the underprivileged and ease their suffering a little.
Awaiting your generous donations!
Thank you!
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