In July 2025, the Trust for Malnutrition and Stunted Growth, with the support of UNICEF, organized a comprehensive training session on Community-Management of Acute Malnutrition (CMAM). The session was held on July 31 at the Memon Medical Institute Hospital in Karachi.
The primary objective of this training was to standardize care and enhance the technical skills of healthcare workers and doctors from our various partner organizations. Participants received specialized instruction on:
This initiative ensured that all personnel across our collaborative network are equipped with the latest international guidelines to effectively manage malnutrition.
In October 2025, our organization participated as a key partner in the “Sehat Aur Sath Mela”, a major community event organized by the Rupani Foundation in Shah Faisal Colony. Our team managed a dedicated booth designed to provide integrated health services and awareness for families.
Key activities at the booth included:
Through this event, we reached hundreds of families, strengthening our commitment to community based health interventions and preventive care.
On December 5, 2025, the Trust for Malnutrition and Stunted Growth expanded its outreach internationally by hosting a successful fundraising event in Canada. This initiative was organized in collaboration with Barakah Charity to garner global support for our mission in Pakistan.
The event focused on raising resources to provide lifesaving interventions for malnourished and stunted children. Through the generous contributions of the community and partners, a total of $18,167 was raised. These funds are dedicated to expanding our nutritional programs, ensuring that more children across Pakistan receive the therapeutic food and medical support they need for healthy development.
In addition to our primary fundraising event, we launched the Jhula Campaign in Canada to further mobilize resources for malnourished children in Pakistan. This campaign utilized a unique and culturally resonant approach to engage the international community and raise awareness about the critical issue of childhood stunting.
The funds generated through this initiative are being directly utilized to support our clinical operations and the procurement of nutritional supplements. By connecting donors in Canada with the urgent needs of children in Pakistan, the Jhula Campaign has become a vital part of our international resource mobilization strategy
In 2025, the Trust for Malnutrition and Stunted Growth recognized the critical link between waterborne diseases and malnutrition. To address this, we successfully installed a Solar-Powered Water Filtration System at Yusuf Arfani Goth in Karachi.
Access to clean drinking water is essential for preventing chronic diarrhea and other infections that contribute to stunting in children. By utilizing solar energy, this project provides a sustainable and environmentally friendly solution for the community. This installation ensures that families in Yusuf Arfani Goth have a reliable source of safe water, which is a fundamental step in improving the overall nutritional status and health outcomes of the local population.