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- Flat No. 01, First Floor, Plot No, 02-C, Makkah Plaza, Block-D, PWD, Islamabad.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
Goal of poverty alleviation cannot be achieved without preparing the community to stand firmly on their own feet. In the era of technology and knowledge only the skillful nation can compete the challenges of new global world. Every human being is gifted with a potential and organization need to identified that potential and convert it to some income generation for family livelihood. A little technical support, proper facilitation and guidance can bring out a family from persistent clouds of poverty. Poverty, Lack of resources, disparities and lack of quality in education are major causes for Pakistan having half of nation illiterate. Recently HOPE Foundation has 9 Vocational training centers to joined hands with Government to contribute in nation building. The Primary focus is to support poor community and make them self reliant by giving them Free Technical Training and stop the devil of poverty and enable them to shine higher in the society.
PROJECT OBJECTIVES:
Women have always been marginalized and relegated to the status of subjugated class in thevtc-1 Indian society. Due to lack of specific implementation of plans, local communities especially women have remained outside the scope and benefits of government schemes and programs. Women have not actively participated in their emancipation due to their lack of economic independence and illiteracy. There is a need to address the issue by raising the status of women. The key lies in women empowerment through economic self-sufficiency and higher awareness levels on social, political and legal issues through mobilization. There is also a need to recognize and emphasize the diverse roles of women such as reproductive, productive and community management. Women should be organized and strengthened at the grass root level to end their subordination. HOPE Foundation is making an attempt in that direction to make rural women self-sufficient through various skill training programs.
Women have always been marginalized and relegated to the status of subjugated class in thevtc-1 Indian society. Due to lack of specific implementation of plans, local communities especially women have remained outside the scope and benefits of government schemes and programs. Women have not actively participated in their emancipation due to their lack of economic independence and illiteracy. There is a need to address the issue by raising the status of women. The key lies in women empowerment through economic self-sufficiency and higher awareness levels on social, political and legal issues through mobilization. There is also a need to recognize and emphasize the diverse roles of women such as reproductive, productive and community management. Women should be organized and strengthened at the grass root level to end their subordination. HOPE Foundation is making an attempt in that direction to make rural women self-sufficient through various skill training programs.
Human Help Trust Pakistan is a “non-profit”, “non-government” and “non-political” organization registered with the government of Pakistan and Azad Jammu & Kashmir, under Trust Act, 1882.