Humanitarian Fieldwork in Pakistan
Our Work

Creating Impact Through Community-Focused Action

Through strategic community interventions and humanitarian partnership, WRC works across Pakistan to address vulnerability, build resilience, and deliver swift, dignified relief.

Our Portfolio

Active & Completed Projects

Delivering real results through humanitarian projects across health, education, WASH, food security, and emergency response.

PRCS 4-Storey Commercial Plaza - BOT Project
Completed

PRCS 4-Storey Commercial Plaza - BOT Project

Pakistan Red Crescent Society partnership with Manahil Engineering for construction of a 4-storey commercial and clinical plaza at Dabgari Gardens, Peshawar under Build-Operate-Transfer model. The project includes 90 shops, 87 clinics, and parking for 130 vehicles.

500+ beneficiaries
Since Dec 2025 View Details
ZFA Community Eye Care Project
Completed

ZFA Community Eye Care Project

Zakat Foundation America funded eye care project conducting 10 free eye camps screening 5,000 individuals, providing 2,500 prescription glasses, and performing 550 cataract surgeries for underserved communities.

5,000+ beneficiaries
Since Sep 2025 View Details
IFES NIC Registration - Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Completed

IFES NIC Registration - Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

IFES funded registration of 13,000 National Identity Cards in Peshawar, Mansehra, Lower Dir, and Charsadda districts under the Pakistan Fair Representation Program.

13,000+ beneficiaries
Since Sep 2025 View Details
IFES NIC Registration - Sindh & Punjab
Completed

IFES NIC Registration - Sindh & Punjab

IFES funded registration of 25,000 NICs across Sindh (Khairpur, Larkana) and Punjab (Sialkot, Hafizabad) under the ACCOU Program.

25,000+ beneficiaries
Since Sep 2025 View Details
IRP/AIT Joint Vocational Training Program
Active

IRP/AIT Joint Vocational Training Program

Joint venture between WRC and Askari Institute of Technology (AIT) implementing 28 vocational trades including construction, heavy machinery, IT, and hospitality. Registered with Skill Development Council KP.

500+ beneficiaries
Since Aug 2025 View Details
Indus Hospital Healthcare Providers Training
Active

Indus Hospital Healthcare Providers Training

Joint venture between WRC and MS Systems (Pvt.) Ltd funded by Indus Hospital & Health Network for training healthcare providers across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

200+ beneficiaries
Since Aug 2025 View Details
Right To Play - Sports & Stationery Kits
Completed

Right To Play - Sports & Stationery Kits

Right To Play procurement of 110 complete sports and stationery kits for distribution in Clifton, Karachi through partner Aahung.

500+ beneficiaries
Since Aug 2025 View Details
ZFA Qurbani 2025 - Meat Distribution
Completed

ZFA Qurbani 2025 - Meat Distribution

Zakat Foundation America Qurbani project distributing sacrificial meat across 8 districts in KP, Punjab, Sindh, and Balochistan. Activities included procurement, slaughtering, packing, and distribution to 20,000+ families.

20,000+ beneficiaries
Since Jun 2025 View Details
Swat Tourism Vocational Skills Training
Completed

Swat Tourism Vocational Skills Training

USD 285,000 project training 1,000 youth (50% women, 50% men) in Swat with vocational skills focused on tourism, hospitality, ICT, and handicrafts. 400 trainees specialized in tourism-related skills including hotel management, tour guiding, and culinary services.

1,000+ beneficiaries
Since Jun 2025 View Details
WRC Field Team in action
From Needs to Action

Editorial / Featured Work

World Relief Committee applies a rigorous operational framework designed to ensure transparency, accountability, and maximum developmental impact in every community we serve.

Community-Centered

Projects are co-designed and driven by community needs and local planning committees.

Evidence-Informed

Continuous baseline assessments and field monitoring shape our intervention design.

Partnership-Driven

We coordinate directly with local authorities, partners, and peer field agencies.

Sustainable

We establish community management committees to maintain local assets from day one.

Process Timeline

WRC follows a structured seven-step lifecycle to manage and execute project activities successfully.

1

Assessment

Vulnerability scans and local consultations.

2

Design

Co-designing community intervention scope.

3

Partnership

Formulating institutional alignments.

4

Implementation

Mobilizing teams and executing field operations.

5

M&E

Rigorous baseline tracking and field audits.

6

Learning

Fostering adaptive updates and evaluations.

7

Impact

Transition to community committee ownership.

Our Strategy

Four Pillars of Sustainable Impact

We believe that meaningful humanitarian progress relies on structured development guidelines.

01

People-First Focus

Prioritizing the dignity and active voice of beneficiaries, ensuring that women, youth, and vulnerable populations are key co-designers.

02

Local Partnership

Strengthening local committees, community elders, and public-private structures for shared responsibility and capacity transfer.

03

Structural Resilience

Designing infrastructure and training models that endure seasonal disasters, environmental shifts, and economic challenges.

04

System Sustainability

Establishing water user groups, maintenance funds, and technical handovers that ensure projects function for years ahead.

Partner With Us for Lasting Change

Join hands with World Relief Committee to expand access to clean water, enhance health services, or support emergency relief campaigns across vulnerable communities in Pakistan.