Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal

1991

For the Child Support Programme, Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal School for Rehabilitation of Child Labour, and Women Empowerment Centers components: school attendance

In 2021-22 fiscal year: (i) Medical Assistance: 13,719 (ii) Educational scholarship: 5,769 (iii) Educational Stipend: 18,375 (iv) Special Friends: 5,068 (v) Women Empowerment Centre: Presently 12,377 trainees are benefiting from training in these schools, whereas 277,238 trainees have been passed out.

Rs. 7,675 million to Pakistan Baitul-Mal (2023-2024)

Nationwide

Poor people, orphans, people living with disabilities, widows, women, and children

i.Individual Financial Assistance (IFA), following order of priority:  - All poor suffering misery and unable to overcome circumstances within available resources; - The victims of sudden fall in economic status due to unpredictable circumstances; - People suffering with severe physical or mental disability and unable to earn a livelihood; - Widows or divorced/separated women with liability to raise their children with no source or regular source of income; - An invalid or infirm person secluded from family or deprived of relatives and having no source of income; - Monthly income not more than Rs.30,000/- . ii.Sweet Home: - Orphans between 4 to 6 years of age. iii.Women Empowerment Center (WEC): - Widows with dependent children; - Orphans; - Destitute; - Poor women; - Involvement of local public representative. iv.School for Rehabilitation of Child Labour: - Children involved in hazardous labour; - Children up to the age of 8 to 14. v.Old Home: - Shelter less, invalid, deprived, and abandoned senior citizens of Pakistan, above 60 years of age. vi.Special Friends of PBM: - People living with medically certified disabilities. vii.Shelter Home: - Citizens of Pakistan urban/rural houseless, faraway from homes, unemployed, laborers, daily wagers, poor and transit passengers, attendents of the patients, students etc.

Cash, assistive devices, training, services

i.Individual Financial Assistance (IFA-from 2010): - Medical treatment with financial Assistance up to Rs. 600,000, which include medication, surgery and treatment of disability. - Education: Stipend to purchase uniform, books and stationary. Payment of full fee for post matric strudents (maximum to Rs. 100,000), including boarding fee. - Financial assistance for rehabilitation. - IFA General: Financial assistance maximum to Rs. 60,000/- (2010). ii.Thalassaemia Centre: - Medical service: Blood transfusions, iron chelation, Ferritin tests, LFT/RFT tests. iii.Sweet Home: - Free services: Accommodation, meals, education, school supplies, clothing, laundry services; - Medical care; - Prayer room/religious education and counseling/legal aid for victims of violence and abuse. iv.Women Empowerment Center (WEC): - Daily stipend @ Rs. 50/- on attendance basis is paid to each trainee; - Raw material. v.School for Rehabilitation of Child Labour: - Free primary education and school supplies; - Daily stipend of Rs. 10/- to the children; - Monthly subsistence allowance @ Rs. 300/- to the parents; - Rs. 4100 per annum to further education of the passed out students. vi.Old Home: - Free facilities, such as accommodation, clothing, and medical care; vii.Special Friends of PBM: - Provision of wheel chairs, hearing aids, white canes, artificial limbs; - Financial assistance of Rs. 30,000/- per annum to families with one person with disability and of Rs. 60,000/- per annum to families with two or more persons living with disability, throughout the life of the person living with disability. viii.Shelter Home: - Facilities such as free accommodation, medical care through the nearest public hospital, water, sanitation and hygiene, daily meals, and transport.

Daily, monthly or one-time payments/deliveries. Throughout the life of the person with disability in regards to Special Friends of PBM.

The poor, widows, orphans, and disabled persons, child labourers, women, children in need, people with disabilities.

Individual Financial Assistance (IFA): individuals can apply once a year. For general financial assistance categories other than the widow grant, infirm and disabled people can apply only twice in their lifetime

Statuary audit by Auditor General of Pakistan, third party audit by Chartered Accountant Firms, and external auditors.

The Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal ACT 1991