Families across District Dadu affected by poverty, flooding, and lack of access to basic services.
Households displaced or stranded by seasonal flooding along the Indus.
Children with no access to a nearby government school or free learning materials.
Communities with no nearby clinic, reached through free medical camps.
Women seeking livelihood skills and a stronger voice in their community.
Community members with disabilities supported toward independently-run small businesses.
Samreen Kalji was only 14 years old when she suffered severe burns in an accident. Her arms became attached to her body, making everyday life extremely difficult.
Zindagi Development Organization supported her treatment and surgery. After a successful operation, Samreen's condition improved significantly, giving her the opportunity to return to a more independent and normal life.
Today, Samreen is married and living her life with hope and dignity.
Her story reminds us that timely medical support, compassion, and care can help transform lives.
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When flood waters isolated a cluster of homes outside Dadu city, ZDO's boat team made repeated trips carrying food, clean water and medicine until the roads reopened.
For families with no working member, ZDO's monthly ration distribution has become a dependable lifeline verified household by household.
Wheelchairs, home visits and ongoing support help community members with disabilities live with greater independence and dignity.
Every program on this site exists because a family in Dadu needed it first.
