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LHDP is a non-governmental humanitarian and development organization. LHDP has signed an MOU with Economic Affairs Division (EAD), Government of Pakistan

It is a legal entity established in 2006 and registered under the Society Act (1860) on July 1, 2006. Laar Humanitarian and Development Programme (LHDP) is a non-governmental, not for profit humanitarian and development organization. LHDP thematically works on three sectors i.e. humanitarian response (HR), sustainable livelihood (SL) and disaster risk reduction (DRR). LHDP has registered entity. It was established on April 2006 and registered under Society Act (1860) on July 1, 2006. LHDP has a core team of dedicated, committed, humanitarian and development practitioner/ sectoral expert volunteers who have experiences of working in different emergencies in multi cultural environment. LHDP works in the most disaster prone areas.

17/09/2026

Strengthening Food Security through Kitchen Gardening

Under the WASH and Livelihood Support Project, LHDP distributed kitchen garden tool kits and vegetable seeds to 710 women across 60 villages of Taluka Jati, Sujawal, Sindh.

The distribution supports flood-affected households in establishing home-based kitchen gardens, enabling families to grow fresh and nutritious vegetables while strengthening household food security and community resilience.

Implemented by LHDP in partnership with Action Against Hunger UK, with the generous support of SIDA.

09/09/2026

Strengthening Food Security through Kitchen Gardening in Sujawal

The LHDP MEAL Team conducted field validation of beneficiaries selected for the Kitchen Gardening intervention under the WASH and Livelihood Support Project in Sujawal, Sindh.

The validation aimed to cross-check and verify registered beneficiaries for the distribution of vegetable seeds, gardening tools, and kitchen gardening training.

These household kitchen gardens are an important step towards strengthening the resilience of flood-affected communities by promoting sustainable access to nutritious food, while supporting families to grow fresh vegetables at their own homes.

Implemented by LHDP in partnership with Action Against Hunger UK with the generous support of SIDA.

04/09/2026

Strengthening Partnerships for WASH and Livelihood Support in Sujawal

A significant step towards strengthening institutional collaboration and supporting vulnerable communities in District Sujawal was taken with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Livestock Department.

This initiative builds on the coordination efforts of Laar Humanitarian and Development Programme (LHDP) with district authorities and relevant government stakeholders, reinforcing a shared commitment to improving the wellbeing, resilience and livelihoods of affected communities.

The project is implemented by LHDP with funding support from Action Against Hunger UK (ACF) and SIDA.

21/08/2026

From Community Organisation Formation to Community Feedback

Following the formation of Community Organisations (COs) and village profiling, the Laar Humanitarian and Development Programme (LHDP) team is now conducting Feedback, Complaint & Response Mechanism (FCRM) sessions across various villages of Taluka Jati, District Sujawal.

These sessions are helping community members understand how they can share feedback, raise concerns, submit complaints, and seek responses regarding project activities and services. The initiative promotes transparency, accountability, and meaningful community participation, ensuring that community voices remain central throughout the project cycle.

Through FCRM, LHDP is strengthening community engagement, trust, and locally led decision-making while ensuring that concerns are heard and addressed through appropriate channels.

Implemented by LHDP in partnership with Action Against Hunger UK, with the generous support of SIDA.

14/08/2026

Building Community Capacity for Safer Water and Better Hygiene in Sujawal

The Laar Humanitarian and Development Programme (LHDP) conducted a Training of Trainers for Community Resource Persons (CRPs) on Safer Water Management and Hygiene Promotion under the project “WASH and Livelihood Support for the Affected Population of Sindh”, funded by Action Against Hunger UK (ACF) and SIDA, particularly targeting communities in District Sujawal.

The training was facilitated by Mr Mohan Lal Veermani, Master Trainer on WASH, who led participants through interactive sessions on safer water management and hygiene promotion. The training included practical solutions, handwashing demonstrations, presentations and group work, providing participants with practical knowledge and skills that can be applied within their communities.

Participants demonstrated great enthusiasm through their active participation, group discussions and practical exercises, reflecting a strong commitment to taking the learning beyond the immediate outputs of the project and contributing to meaningful and lasting change at the community level.

Through this initiative, LHDP aims to strengthen the capacity of Community Resource Persons to promote safer water practices, improved hygiene behaviours and community-led solutions, helping vulnerable communities build healthier and more resilient lives.

12/08/2026

Strengthening Coordination for WASH & Livelihood Support in Sujawal

Two crucial coordination meetings were held with Mr Shahid Nazeer Lund, Honourable Additional Deputy Commissioner-I, Sujawal, and Mr Rizwan Alam Shaikh, Assistant Commissioner, Jati Taluka, to strengthen coordination and support the effective implementation of the WASH and Livelihood Project in District Sujawal.

The meetings were attended by Mr Sawan Khaskheli, Manager of Programmes, LHDP, and Mr Fateh Ali Khan Jadoon, Project Manager, Action Against Hunger UK (ACF).

The discussions focused on strengthening collaboration with district and local authorities, facilitating smooth project implementation, and ensuring that WASH and livelihood interventions effectively reach vulnerable and affected communities.

The project is being implemented by Laar Humanitarian and Development Programme (LHDP) with the support of Action Against Hunger (ACF) and SIDA.

10/08/2026

Project Mobilisation Workshop - Badin

Laar Humanitarian and Development Programme (LHDP) successfully conducted a two-day project mobilisation workshop on "Establishing a Structured Community Volunteer Interface for Multi-Hazard Early Warning and Cyclone Preparedness in Coastal Union Councils of Badin District, Sindh, Pakistan".

The workshop brought together the relevant project team to strengthen understanding of the project objectives, community mobilisation approaches, volunteer engagement, and preparedness mechanisms for multi-hazard early warning and cyclone risks in vulnerable coastal communities.

The initiative aims to establish stronger linkages between communities, volunteers, and relevant stakeholders to promote locally led disaster preparedness, timely early warning, and resilient communities across coastal areas of Badin District.

The initiative is supported by the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (United Nations ESCAP) through the Trust Fund for Tsunami, Disaster and Climate Preparedness.

24/07/2026

Strengthening Coordination for Effective Project Implementation | District Sujawal

Coordination meetings are being conducted with relevant stakeholders to support the effective implementation of project activities. As part of this process, the LHDP team visited the In-Charge of BHU Gul Muhammad Baran, Union Council Jati, District Sujawal, to discuss coordination, community needs, and opportunities for collaboration to ensure the effective and sustainable implementation of project interventions.

Implemented by the Laar Humanitarian and Development Programme (LHDP) in partnership with Action Against Hunger UK, with the generous support of SIDA.

22/07/2026

From Community Organisation Formation to Village Profiling | District Sujawal

Following the formation of Community Organisations (COs), the social mobilisation team of Laar Humanitarian and Development Programme (LHDP) conducted village profiling across various villages in District Sujawal.

The profiling process helped identify community needs, available resources, access to water and sanitation, hygiene practices, livelihoods, and livestock-related challenges. The findings will support the planning of locally led and sustainable solutions.

Implemented by LHDP in partnership with Action Against Hunger UK, with the generous support of SIDA.

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Badin
72200

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Monday	09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	09:00 - 17:00
Thursday	09:00 - 17:00
Friday	09:00 - 17:00
Saturday	09:00 - 17:00

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