Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif is advancing a range of public welfare initiatives focused on improving lives across the province. From the Apni Chhat Apna Ghar housing programme to Clinics on Wheels, Suthra Punjab’s cleanliness drive and initiatives supporting women’s empowerment, her government says its focus remains on public services, access and community well-being.
Among these initiatives, Apni Chhat Apna Ghar aims to help deserving families secure homes of their own, offering greater stability, dignity and a foundation for a better future.
During a recent visit to Hasan Abdal, Maryam Nawaz shared a meal with a family living in a home built through the project. She met the family, saw their living arrangements and expressed happiness at seeing them together under their own roof.
Her warm interaction reflected a personal and humble side, as she appreciated the family’s hospitality and offered prayers for their happiness and prosperity.
Maryam Nawaz also praised the home-cooked food, saying she had rarely tasted okra and lentils as delicious as those served by the family.
The visit highlighted the human impact behind public welfare programmes: a family finding comfort in its own home, and a moment of connection between the chief minister and the people she serves.
