Jamaat Time, Jamia Masjid Baitussalam, DHA, Phase 4, Karachi, Pakistan
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The Baitussalam Sasti Roti (Bread Subsidy) Program
For many impoverished families across Pakistan, even a single roti can mean the difference between going to bed hungry and having a meal to share. Rising inflation and the increasing cost of flour, gas, and fuel have made freshly baked bread a growing burden for daily wage workers, widows, and low-income households who already struggle to make ends meet.
The Baitussalam Sasti Roti Program was launched to address this gap. Through a network of subsidized distribution points, the program ensures that freshly baked, nutritious rotis are made available for just Rs. 5 each, a fraction of the market price, so that no family has to choose between food and other basic necessities.
Trained volunteers oversee every stage of the process, from baking to distribution, ensuring quality, hygiene, and fair access at each point. These distribution centers operate daily across multiple cities, serving communities where food insecurity is most severe.
Thanks to the generosity of donors, millions
of rotis are distributed every year, providing consistent, reliable relief to
thousands of families who depend on this program as part of their daily
survival. Every roti given isn't just bread, it's dignity, stability, and one
less thing for a struggling family to worry about.
For more details, contact us at info@baitussalam.org
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Baitussalam Welfare Trust (BWT) in Karachi, Pakistan is a non-profit relief and development organization that is dedicated to alleviating human suffering and supporting the destitute in their efforts to become more self-sufficient.
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