
However, while the government was busy playing the blame-game, Niyat Foundation's work did not end there. With high spirits, the youth kept gathering funds to supply basic necessities to the people residing in small, overlooked towns and villages of Karachi.
Here are some pictures of the volunteers enjoying Iftar and celebrating Eidul Fitr at various villages and Dar ul Sukun, home for the abandoned children with disabilities.

An elderly person at Dar ul Sukun overwhelmed to have visitors for Iftar

Team Niyat visits wards

Ahmed, also known as Mani is a Boccee champion, Special Olympics Pakistan

Team Niyat distributes ration and water at Manjhaar village where people earn minimum wage during fishing season

A young girl shows off her colourful bangles

Karaoke arranged for the special children at Dar ul Sukun

Karaoke arranged for the special children at Dar ul Sukun

Children at Manjhaar Village collect ration bags for their families

Children at Manjhaar Village collect ration bags for their families

A water pump set up at Orangi Town where people don't have access to clean drinking water

Excited to receive goodies on Eidul Fitr

Enjoying a meal on Eidul Fitr

Enjoying a live performance at Dar ul Sukun on the occasion of Eidul Fitr

An elderly person at Dar ul Sukun during Iftar

Some members of Niyat Foundation at Manjhaar village
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