High inflation makes daily life tough for low-income Pakistani households. Food costs a fortune. Medicine prices keep rising. To tackle this, BISP teamed up with UN agencies to give mothers and kids a strong safety net.
BISP drops quarterly cash payments straight to families, but money doesn’t solve everything. Malnutrition steals our children’s future. That’s where the UN steps in—bringing extra funds, health experts, and specialized nutrition packets to accelerate real relief.
How UN Partners Step Up
- World Food Programme (WFP): WFP runs the Benazir Nashonuma Program. They target child stunting in needy districts by setting up dedicated centers inside local THQ and DHQ hospitals. Expect free, high-nutrient food sachets for both mothers and toddlers.
- World Health Organization (WHO): WHO audits local health clinics. They train hospital staff, upgrade digital monitoring, and guarantee respectful care for mothers and newborns.
- UNICEF: Clean water, sanitation, and schooling drive UNICEF’s mission. Working with the Benazir Taleemi Wazaif team, they keep kids in classrooms while teaching mothers critical hygiene habits.
What You Actually Get
- Free Nutrition: Monthly food supplements for pregnant and nursing mothers.
- Bonus Cash: Extra money simply for showing up to routine hospital checkups.
- Education Stipends: Direct cash support tied to your child’s school attendance.
- Child Healthcare: Zero-cost medical checkups for kids under two.
Are You Eligible?
You qualify if you hold an active BISP Kafaalat account, fall into a low-income bracket on the official survey, and have a pregnant mother, a nursing mother, or a child under age two in your home.
Four Simple Steps to Sign Up
1.Complete the Dynamic Survey:
Head over to your local BISP Tehsil Office and update your family details through the NSER dynamic survey desk.
2.Check Your Status:
Text your 13-digit CNIC number to 8171. Wait for the confirmation message.
3.Visit the Center:
Once approved, walk into the Nashonuma Center at your nearest government hospital.
4.Submit Your Documents:
Bring original documents: your CNIC, your child’s Bay Form, and their updated vaccination card.
FAQs
What is the point of this UN partnership?
Cash isn’t enough. BISP supplies financial aid while UN experts tackle stunting, bad healthcare, and school dropouts directly.
How does WFP assist mothers?
They hand out specialized food packs at hospital centers and reward mothers with extra cash every time they complete a baby health check.
Do these services cost anything?
Nothing. Every test, food pack, and vaccine costs 0 Rupees. Report anyone asking for money—BISP and UN staff will never charge registration fees.
Got a pregnant mother or young child at home? Visit your nearest government hospital or BISP office today to claim these benefits!
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