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Kashf Foundation
Financial Services for All in a Poverty Free and Gender Equitable Society
Kashf is registered as a Non Banking Micro Finance Company which is regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan. Kashf was set up in 1996 as the first specialized microfinance institution of Pakistan and began operations as a Grameen replicator. Since then Kashf has successfully carved out a distinct and unique niche for itself in the microfinance sector at home and abroad by offering a suite of innovative and transformative products and services to low-income households especially women. Kashf offers appraisal backed individual lending to its clients along with other non-financial services to have a transformative impact at the household level.
Kashf Foundation announces Sehat ka Paigham
January 13, 2025 – Lahore, Pakistan: KASHF Foundation, in collaboration with Global Affairs Canada (GAC), announces the launch of Sehat Ka Paigham—a transformative podcast series aimed at addressing critical issues of malnutrition, stunting, and maternal health in Pakistan.
This initiative is part of KASHF’s ongoing efforts to empower women and promote healthier families by providing evidence-based and affordable solutions. Founded in 1995, KASHF has been a pioneer in empowering women with lending solutions tailored to the diverse needs of women micro-entrepreneurs, changing lives, and realizing dreams over the past 30 years.
How to Treat and Prevent a Fatal Disease That’s Taking Children’s Lives in Pakistan
Diarrhea is also called loose motions. It manifests itself in watery and frequently occurring stools.
In Pakistan, 74 children out of 1000 lose their lives annually due to diarrheal illness. 60% of infant and child deaths are caused by diarrheal illness which is common in children under 5 years in Asia. The most prominent reason is consumption of unclean drinking water.
In the latest episode of KASHF Sehat Ka Paigham, Professor Dr. Fouzia Rasool uncovers the harsh reality of diarrhea as a leading cause of child mortality in Pakistan—with contaminated water at the heart of the crisis.

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