Livelihood & Skills
Vocational upskilling, entrepreneurship mentoring, and micro-grants that help families build dignified, sustainable income streams.
Our Commitment to Community
Community Development at As-sa'adah is where prophetic compassion meets measurable change. Every initiative is co-designed with Ulama, local partners, and families so that relief efforts become pathways to resilience, not dependency.
Neighborhood Wellbeing
Safe-community campaigns, Islamic counselling, and family-strengthening circles that keep social bonds rooted in Ihsan.
Rapid Relief & Support
Food security drives, medical support, and crisis response coordinated with Masajid and local partners for maximum reach.
Impact in Motion
Transparent metrics keep us accountable to our donors, partners, and the families we serve.
2,750+
Families Supported
180+
Local Volunteers
16
Cities Reached
PKR 32M
Community Micro-Grants
Women Empowerment
We promote women’s dignity, independence, and long-term well-being through programs that strengthen skills, education, health, and leadership within communities.
Economic Empowerment
- Women Receiving Skills Training: Number enrolled and graduating from vocational programs such as tailoring, IT, and handicrafts.
Education & Literacy
- Women in Adult Literacy Programs: Participants who achieved foundational literacy through adult education and learning support.
Health & Protection
- Access to Reproductive Health / Counseling: Women who attended awareness sessions or received reproductive health services and counselling support.
Community Leadership
- Female Community Leaders: Women now holding leadership roles in Village Organizations or community committees.
Healthcare & Child Care
This section reflects our commitment to improving health outcomes for women and children through accessible, community-based healthcare services.
Health Service Delivery
- Medical Camps Held: Free medical camps organized for underserved communities.
- Patients Treated: Individuals who received consultation, medicines, or minor treatment through our health services.
- Referrals to Hospitals: Serious or complex cases referred to partner hospitals for advanced treatment and follow-up care.
Child & Family Well-Being
- Malnutrition Screening / Intervention: Children under five screened for malnutrition and enrolled in supplementary feeding or treatment.
- Children Supported with Education: Children receiving scholarships, school supplies, or enrolled in non-formal education centers.
- Vaccinations Provided / Health Sessions: Families reached through immunization drives or hygiene and health awareness workshops.
Transparent Impact Metrics
We measure our impact through clear, transparent, and community-focused indicators. These metrics reflect the scale, reach, and effectiveness of our programs across regions.
Geographic Reach
- Total Communities / Villages ServedDistinct rural and urban locations where relief, education, or empowerment programs have been delivered.Example: 150+ villages and urban centers across 12 districts.
- Countries of OperationRegions where As-sa'adah teams and partners are currently active.
Beneficiary Count
- Total Direct BeneficiariesIndividuals directly enrolled, treated, or supported across all programs with gender and age visibility wherever possible.Example: 150,000+ beneficiaries served since 2018.
Financial Transparency
- Total Funds Raised / ExpendedAnnual breakdown of funds mobilized and utilized, reported in both PKR and USD.Example: $5.2 million total funds expended last year.
Best Practices for Displaying Impact Data
We present community outcomes with clarity so donors, scholars, and families can quickly grasp our collective progress.
Infographics & Diagrams
Use charts (pie, bar, or geographic maps) to illustrate essentials like “Distribution of Funds by Sector” or “Geographic Spread of Projects.”
Narrative Context
Pair key numbers with short stories explaining what the metric translates to in daily life for beneficiaries.
Real-Time Counters
Animate selected headline indicators (e.g., “Total Beneficiaries”) to show growth at a glance.
Before & After Comparisons
Highlight change over time. Example: “Literacy rate in Village X before intervention: 15% → after intervention: 45%.”