Naseer Ahmed from Bahawalnagar is a 43-year-old father in distress who is unable to fulfill the needs of his family. Hardships have endured in Naseer's life as poverty never left his side. Since his sons have grown up, his expenses have drastically increased. Naseer sold tobacco for a very long time but he was never able to make enough money to cover his household expenses and provide his family a poverty-free life. He currently trades goats in the nearby areas but due to less investment, his profit margins remain low. In order to contribute to the household income, 13-year-old Ahmed had to leave his studies. He works as a motorcycle mechanic in a workshop and earns only a limited income. His 11-year-old son, Abdullah goes to public school but Naseer is determined that if his income is improved he will provide his children with quality education so that they lead better lives. Naseer has sought Seed Out's help in order to escape his problems. He has requested a micro-loan of $288 to expand his livestock business. He intends to buy more number of goats to sell and increase his profits. This will not only improve his family's livelihood but both of his children will be able to get quality education.