Where families once walked three to four kilometers for water, tanks and pipelines now deliver it directly to their doorsteps. What was once a daily struggle is now a blessing at home.
Contaminated water meant disease and suffering. With lab-tested clean water, children are healthier, illnesses are fewer, and families live with dignity.
Water tanks are maintained through community programs, empowering villagers to take ownership, work together, and sustain the gift of water for generations.
Water scarcity was once used as a tool of oppression by local landlords. Today, farmers and families have free, fair access—breaking the cycle of deprivation.
After artificial floods destroyed entire villages in Jaffarabad, Balochistan, families lost everything. When asked what they needed most, their answer was heartbreaking: “Water, only water.”
Free Kissan Free Pakistan responded by installing clean water projects in villages like Ghulam Muhammad, Marham Pallar, Doda Khan, and Liaquat Barohi.
Today, over 20,000 people have safe water at their doorstep — no more 5–6 km walks, no more fear of sickness, only hope, health, and dignity restored.
In Ghulam Rasool Village, Chattar Naseerabad, families once survived on a contaminated well that made children sick and left parents hopeless. Free Kissan Free Pakistan took on the challenge and transformed it into a source of pure, safe drinking water.
Now, over 3,000 people and animals drink clean water every day — a gift of health, dignity, and hope for the entire community.
