MUZAFFARGARH: Muslim Hands is distributing livestock among flood-affected families in Muzaffargarh district of southern Punjab to help them rebuild their livelihoods and regain a sustainable source of income.
The initiative aims to support families who lost or suffered damage to their livelihoods during the floods by providing livestock that can contribute to household income and food security.
For many rural families, livestock can serve as an important livelihood asset, providing milk, food and a potential source of income through the sale of animals and dairy products.
The initiative is also intended to help affected households recover with greater dignity and strengthen their ability to cope with future economic and climate-related shocks.
By restoring productive assets rather than providing only short-term relief, such programmes can contribute to longer-term livelihood recovery and community resilience in flood-affected areas.
For families rebuilding after the floods, the livestock distribution represents not only material support but also an opportunity to restore livelihoods and move towards a more secure future.
