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2011To overcome poverty and

suffering, we work to

support men and women

in need.

Madinatul Ilm Charitable

Trust

MADINATUL ILM

CHARITABLE TRUST

222 Khadim Hussain Rd.

Rawalpindi Cantt.

Pakistan 46000

Email:info@madinatulim.com

MICTs Newsletterul -Dec 2011

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Madinatul Ilm Charitable Trust (MICT)

INTRODUCTION: As we complete another year at Madinatul Ilm charitable trust (MICT) a

successful philanthropic organization based in Rawalpindi, Pakistan which has functioned since 2008,

it gives us great pleasure to send out our latest newsletter which covers our activities from July to

December 2011. This was an unusual period for Pakistan in view of the fallout from devastating floods

which struck parts of the southern Sindh province. In response to this calamity, MICTs teams of staff

members supported by volunteers ventured out to some of the most devastated areas to provideemergency assistance in the shape of temporary shelter, food and other basic needs. Through the

generous support of many of our supporters, notably the UK based Lady Fatemah Trust (LFT), MICT

continues to provide emergency relief to victims of the floods in Sindh, where the crisis has far from

ended.

As we venture in to 2012, we appeal to our supporters for collaboration to continue to help victims of

floods in Sindh who live in miserable conditions. For the next six months, other priority areas for

MICT will remain the cause of helping students in need as well as expanding our focus on healthcare

and modest grants for poor entrepreneurs. As Pakistan battles continuing inflation and

unemployment, we are receiving a large number of requests from many well deserving students whooffer the promise of academic success but lack the financial resources to achieve their academic goals.

It would be a sheer tragedy if they were left without support to fulfill their career ambitions.

During the last six months from July to December, we are happy to share the case of ten young women

from Pakistans northern areas identified by MICT and sponsored by LFT, to attend an academic

summer camp in Islamabad. At a cost of just U$400 per student for the three month period, we helped

these promising young women to fill their academic gaps through attending special classes. Now, we

are pleased to report that three of those students have got placements at medical schools across

Pakistan while we hope that the rest will successfully follow in their foot steps.

Program ActivitiesNumber of

beneficiariesRupees

Iftaar program for victims of floods in Punjab 11649 4,200,240

Relief and emergency response to floods in Sindh 4057 4,692,000

Reconstruction and rehabilitation of flood victims 180 1,660,000

Educational support programs 25 943,919

Grants for women and children in need 221 728,043

Other Welfare activities 10 580,100

Water and sanitation 300 377

Total project cost 16442 13,181,302

(PKR 13.18million)U$ 150,386

A brief list of projects undertaken-July to December 2011

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MICT has established a successful track record of intervention to support victims of natural disasters.During the period under review and through the generous support of Lady Fatemah Trust (LFT), wesuccessfully completed the fourth phase of a housing project in a rural part of south Punjab. This is anarea which was devastated by floods of 2010, forcing many rural dwellers to camp out under the open

sky.

This was an unusual period for Pakistan in view of the devastating floods which struck large parts ofthe Sindh province. In response, MICTs teams of staff members supported by volunteers ventured outto some of the most devastated areas to provide emergency assistance in the form of temporaryshelter, food and other basic needs. Through the generous support of our many supporters, notablythe UK based Lady Fatemah Trust (LFT), we reached families living in abject conditions and waitingfor emergency support. We share a list of our targeted locations across the Sindh province whereMICT has worked in the second half of 2011:

NameNumber of

beneficiariesRupees

Al Murtaza Housing project Phase IV 180 1,660,000

Total 1,660,000

Operational Areas Number of

beneficiaries

Rupees

Basti Mian Khan Rind -District Nawab Shah 598 687,500

Basti Ghulam Haider Muree -District Nawab Shah 638 687,500

Goth Miskeen -District Nawab Shah 450 539,000

Goth Ghulam Muhammad Khan Rind-District Nawab Shah 450 539,000

Goth Ghulam Haider Shah - District Nawab Shah 450 539,000

Warm Clothes and Food Relief for Flood Affectees of Baden 1471 1,700,000

Total: 4071 4,692,000

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In view of Pakistans troubling economic conditions, food security for low income families has become

a major challenge, especially in areas devastated by floods of 2010 and 2011. The Lady Fatemah Trust

(LFT) through the support of its donors sponsored a major initiative for MICT to deliver food packages

to flood victims. Just ahead of Ramadan-2011, MICTs volunteers ventured out to their targeted

locations for delivering food packages to families in need. This enabled many malnourished

individuals to put food on their tables during the fasting month of Ramadan-a period whenfinancially well off Muslims are especially obliged to care for those in need. MICT reached the

following areas of Pakistan ahead of the fasting month:

Project Details Total units ofPackages

distributed

Total Cost ofFood Packs

Phase I - 740 Family Packs for Dear Ismail Khan 740 PKR. 2,074,960

Phase II - 502 Family Packs for Muzaffar Garh 502 PKR. 1,407,000

Phase III - 70 Family Packs for Chakwal and Kohat 70 PKR. 253,280

Total Cash grants disbursed among above mentioned Institutions for 693 PKR. 465,000

Total Food and Cash Grants distributed in Punjab and KPK Provinces of

PakistanPKR. 4,200,240

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Sr. no Area of operation District ProvinceNumber of

BeneficiariesFinancial cost

of support

1 Jhok Basharat D.I.Khan NWFP 797 233,349

2 Maleeki D.I.Khan NWFP 111 32,523

3 Jhok Abajar D.I.Khan NWFP 291 85,266

4 Rajan Pur D.G.Khan Punjab 190 55,670

5 Sahu Wala Layyah Punjab 557 163,201

6 Sardaray Wala D.I.Khan NWFP 584 171,112

7 Kichi Ghagri D.I.Khan NWFP 294 46,142

8 Dhalla D.I.Khan NWFP 200 58,600

9 Thata Balochan D.I.Khan NWFP 256 75,008

10 Tesihl Pahar Pur D.I.Khan NWFP 2151 406,938

11 Thatha D.I.Khan NWFP 196 57,428

12 Kathat Garh D.I.Khan NWFP 511 149,723

13 Basti Saidaan D.I.Khan NWFP 256 75,000

19 Five Madaris of Chakwal Punjab Punjab 693 465,000

Total no of beneficiaries in Phase I / Families 7087 2,074,960

Sr. no Area of operation District ProvinceNumber of

BeneficiariesFinancial cost

of support

1 Beed Channa Muzafargarh Punjab 360 127,752

2 Sultan PurMuzafargarh Punjab

504 175,392

3 Seet PurMuzafargarh Punjab

736 256,128

4 Jhigian WalaMuzafargarh Punjab

514 178,872

5 JatoiMuzafargarh Punjab

523 182,004

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FUTURE PLANS

As we go forward, our aim is to continue with MICTs dedicated commitment to help tackle

conditions in crisis hit situations while also building up on our past progress to continue with human welfare projects. We have put in place a professionally sound system of financial management

involving periodic audits by a professional accountant while we have internally enforced strict terms

surrounding day to day financial management. In time, we hope for MICT to evolve and attain a

prominent status among high profile and credible community service organizations in Pakistan. Please

send us an email on info@madinatulilm.com for further information. Also, do visit our website;

www.madinatulilm.com.

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6 Seet Mier HazaraMuzafargarh Punjab

513 178,524

7 Khair Pur SadaatMuzafargarh Punjab

470 163,560

8 Bangala BarahMuzafargarh Punjab

416 144,768

Phase II-Total no of beneficiaries / Families 4036 1,407,000

Sr. no Area of operation District ProvinceNumber of

BeneficiariesFinancial cost

of support

1 Attock AttockKPK

285 149,345

2 DhudialChakwal Punjab

195 103,935

Total no of beneficiaries in Phase III / Families 475 253,280

Grand Total Phase I,II and Phase III 11649 4,200,240