FKFP History
FKFP was founded by Dr Fariya Bukhari who works as a physician. Free Kissan Free Pakistan started out as a social media activism platform in the form of a social media campaign that was run by Dr Fariya Bukhari. However, due to increasing demand for grass-root humanitarian projects, Dr Fariya decided to register her vision as a non-profit organisation. FKFP is registered in USA & independently registered in Pakistan. It has worked nationally & internationally to raise awareness on the issue of Pakistani farmers’ economic slavery leading to dismal rural sector human development indices. In 2010, Pakistan was hit with a massive crisis of heavy floods that displaced millions of farmers. Dr Fariya formed a non-profit organisation SECCOON to deliver free medical aid to these flood victims. She did camps in southern Punjab, northern Sindh & Balochistan. She saw thousands of patients & worked with SECCOON for 3 years. During her experience, she realised that the core issue of these farmers was not healthcare but it was their economic freedom. She felt that until & unless she rescued them from a life of economic slavery, she could not change their lives for good. Thus, she started her campaign which evolved into the current humanitarian platform of free Kissan free Pakistan.
ABOUT FKFP
FKFP was founded by Dr Fariya Bukhari who works as a physician. Free Kissan Free Pakistan started out as a social media activism platform in the form of a social media campaign that was run by Dr Fariya Bukhari. However, due to increasing demand for grass-root humanitarian projects, Dr Fariya decided to register her vision as a non-profit organisation. It has worked nationally & internationally to raise awareness on the issue of Pakistani farmers’ economic slavery leading to dismal rural sector human development indices. In 2010, Pakistan was hit with a massive crisis of heavy floods that displaced millions of farmers. Dr Fariya formed a non-profit organisation SECCOON to deliver free medical aid to these flood victims. She did camps in southern Punjab, northern Sindh & Balochistan. She saw thousands of patients & worked with SECCOON for 3 years. During her experience, she realised that the core issue of these farmers was not healthcare but it was their economic freedom. She felt that until & unless she rescued them from a life of economic slavery, she could not change their lives for good. Thus, she started her campaign which evolved into the current humanitarian platform of free Kissan free Pakistan.
Our vision is to break the chains of feudalism currently enslaving our farmers. We plan to set up an infrastructure that suits their needs by providing them with essential resources in the form of Virtual agri-markets, digital discount cards for subsidised inputs, rescue ambulances, renovated schools, proper shelters & clean water systems.Our vision is to break the chains of feudalism currently enslaving our farmers.
Clean Water
FKFP is delivering free clean water to Balochistan & sindh where people had no access to potable hygienic water.
HOMES
FKFP is building homes for homeless families who lost their homes due to floods in remote areas of Pakistan.
Empowerment
FKFP has different types of projects in which we empower farmers through live stocks and microfinance.
AMbulances
FKFP is running 3 f ambulance service in where people had to walk for 2 hours to reach a decent hospital.
