NGO name: Peace Heart Foundation
Address: P.O Nindo Shaher 72250,
District Badin Sindh Pak
City:  Nindo Shaher 72250, District Badin
Pakistan.
Mobile: 923332532051
Tel: 92297820106
Fax: 92297820041
Url: www.phfpak.com
Email: giftforlifepak@gmail.com
Description: PEACE HEART FOUNDATION is taking care of the children suffering from the Congenital Heart Anomalies (hole in the heart) since 14 august 2008. Our committed workforce is working 24/8/2008 to collect data of the subject children. We have a group of contributor in Pakistan who are providing small grants to manage the treatments of these patients, we are in the stage of transition to make this small initiative into a full fledge programme but to full fill this dream we direly need support of people like you.

An overview of the patient's record is as under:-
-Total cases Identified in Pak                  3,755
-Total Boys Patient                                  1,700
-Total Girls Patient                                   2,055
-Total Cured Children (success stories)   107

Peace Heart Foundation had also provided technical support to 327 subject families.

The treatment cost in Pakistan is an average of 2-3 lacs rupees per patient and most of these cases are from underprivileged families, so the vulnerable families are waiting for someone like you who are sanctified with God's blessings and can avail this opportunity to support the treatments of these children. Peace Heart Foundation the privilege to send these patients to foreign countries to ensure their better and economical treatments, as we had developed a good liaison with some of the best health facilities abroad who had supported our mission and vision to help these vulnerable children to bring them into a normal life. Peace Heart Foundation is Pakistan's first institution who is associated with this very serious, noble cause and is struggling to support more families. We are also planning to establish a state of the art hospital in Pakistan for the treatment of children who are suffering from Congenital Heart Anomalies (hole in the heart). We are looking forward for your contribution as we are in dire need of people like you who know the values of lives and want to serve humanity. I once again highly appreciate your time and hope that you will consider this opportunity, please contact us for donations for Pakistan Peace Heart Hospital Develop and further information through our following contact details. 

NGO name: Nai Zindagi
Address: Office # 37-38, Ist floor,
Beverly Center House # 935 Block J-2
Blue Area, Islamabad Johar Town Lahore
Mr.Syed Tariq Zafar Mr. Ahmad Bakhsh Awan
Telephone:+92 (51) 2874120-21 / 2275895
Telephone:+ 92 (42) 5300955-5311964
Fax :+92 (51) 2275895 Fax: +92 (42) 5311962
Email:naizindagi@naizindagi.com
Email:nzmobilelhr@naizindagi.com
website: www.naizindagi.com
Description: Since 1990 Nai Zindagi has been working with disfranchised groups of people affected by the use of drugs and associated harms to help them move from margins of society to centre stage. Often people affected by poverty, social injustice, criminalization and stigma use drugs to cope with the harsh realties of life they are confronted with every day. Increasingly larger numbers of people now inject drugs and share syringes/needles resulting in sporadic epidemics of HIV/AIDS in different cities of the country. We believe in "reaching out" to the affected and often hidden communities and engaging them actively in developing strategies and programs that best meet their needs and are appropriate to their environment. We would encourage you to explore our web site to know more about the nature of our work and how you can help us reach out and support more people. Nai Zindagi has introduced accessible, appropriate and quality services for preventing the transmission of HIV/AIDS and reducing drug related harms for people living on the margins of society in Pakistan. Our strength lies in our ability to develop a close relationship with communities and inviting participation from personally affected people (people using drugs and their families). Positive leadership, reaching out, non judgmental care and support, timely assistance and help, consistent and sustainable presence of holistic services, networking for support and providing access to socio-economic empowerment are key to Nai Zindagi’s success. Continuously learning from our failures and listening to our clients has been catalytic in the development of programs, services and interventions that evolve continuously and organically for effective outcome and results.

NGO name: New Horizons Care Center
Address: Plot # B-17, Block 1,Gulshan-e-Iqbal,
Karachi, Pakistan.
Phone: 4819038 Mobile:0300-2277478,
Personal :0300-8230021
E-mail: newhorizonscarecentre@yahoo.com
Email: newhorizonscarecentre@hotmail.com
WebSite: www.newhorizonscarecentre.com
Description: New Horizons Care Center the first 100% free treatment and Rehabilitations center for Drug Addicts in Pakistan was officially inaugurated on 22nd June 2002. The idea was generated at a meeting between Pakistan Chemicals and Dyes Merchant Association with Anti Narcotics Force (Government of Pakistan). Our businesscommunity that is always in forefront of noble causes took the bold step of providing 100 percent Free Treatment and Rehabilitation to Drug addicts. As we learnt to know that it is a noble cause and there was no Free Treatment and Rehabilitation Centre for Drug Addicts in Pakistan. We are the volunteer organization; providing treatment services for those suffering from substance abuse such as drugs, chemicals and alcohol. Over 3,000 clients have benefited from our program. In keeping view of all the aspects and requirements and with the Technical information acquired through training workshops we formed a team of expertsfrom different disciplines. This team works with mutual coordination for Treatment and Rehabilitation Process. 1 To provide medical help, food and shelter for admitted drug addict on free of cost basis during treatment. 2 To provide medical, moral, psychological and social support for registered clients for their whole life. 3 To help the client to reintegrate with his own family. 4 To provide continuous Follow-up after treatment on regular basis with the consent of the client. 5 To provide social and moral support and reduce sense of alienation for Ex-drug addicts in their own areas through self-support groups. 6 To provide Treatment and Rehabilitation services to women with Drug Abuse problem on free of cost basis. 7 To provide help and awareness on the doorstep of common people through areas booths. 8 Formation of community based awareness and educational program.

NGO name: Sahil
Address: Office No 13, First Floor, Al-Babar Center,
F-8 Markaz, Islamabad,
Pakistan.
Phone # (92-51) 2260636, 2856950
Fax # (92-51) 2254678
Toll Free Line: 0800-13518
Email: info@sahil.org
website: www.sahil.org
Description: Sahil - meaning 'shore' in English - is a non government organization that was established in 1996. Sahil is the only organization in Pakistan that works exclusively against the issue of child sexual abuse and exploitation. The recognition, which Sahil cherishes today, being the expert in the area of child protection, is the result of 14 years of field based, hard work. Among Sahil's foremost achievements are the steps taken towards expansion, sustainability and self-sufficiency of the organization. Sahil has moved towards a geographical expansion of its services. In this regard Abbottabad, Sukkur, Jaffarabad, Lahore, Swat and Islamabad/Rawalpindi are the areas selected for intervention. Sahil Head Office and its all 5 Referral Units and one Partnership Unit provide free legal aid and free counseling to the victims of CSA. Sahil extended its geographic out reach and provided sensitization trainings to primary school teachers on child protection issues at Muzaffarabad. Sahil is well recognized in developing innovative tools. Sahil has developed 15 episode CD game “Aflatoun” on social and financial saving program for children. Sahil has also developed training tool on sexual behaviors of street children. Sahil in collaboration of Action Aid Pakistan, established a youth club “SYBAN” in Lahore on HIV & AIDS information and counseling services. Sahil’s program for juveniles in Adiala Jail, Rawalpindi, provides services of counseling, legal aid, vaccination and sports. Aflatoun - Social and Financial Education Program to teach child rights, responsibilities, and savings, again is included due to its very positive impacts on juvenile behaviors. Sahil has developed a referral network with Punjab AIDS Control Program, PIMS and OSD for providing counseling and services for HIV & AIDS to juveniles. To advocate child rights and protection at policy level, Sahil participates in consultations on child protection policy and bill with government. Sahil has extended its donor base, in addition to the continuous support from The Royal Norwegian Embassy, with Groupe Developpment (GD) and Action Aid also supported for different short duration projects. Groupe Developpement has supported Sahil for awareness raising activities, development of training tools for street children and CD game for Aflatoun- social and financial savings program.

NGO name: SOCH - Society for Child Rights & Environmental Management
Address: # 8, 3rd Floor, Aaly Plaza, Fazl e Haq Road,
Blue Area, Islamabad.
Ph: +92 51 2272400,
Fax: +92 51 2272401
Email: info@sochngo.org
website: www.sochngo.org
Peshawar office:
UG 114, Deans Trade Centre Peshawar Saddar.
Ph: +92 91 5261055
Email: peshawar@sochngo.org
Kohat Office:
Office 19, Shaheen Market, University Road Kohat Cantt.
Ph: +92 922 511200
Email: kohat@sochngo.org
Description: SOCH) Society for Child Rights & Environmental Management is a registered non-governmental and non-profitable organization, governed by young leadership working in Pakistan, with the particular focus on protection of Child Rights and elevation the standard of education. SOCH is following a concrete plan to address and solve the key problems in the field of education, skill development, health and other sectors of social welfare. SOCH is actively involved in promotion and protection of Child Rights through providing free legal aid to the deserving children and sufferers of Child Rights violation. SOCH is committed to giving girls and boys equal learning opportunities. We work to remove barriers that keep girls from attending school and ensure that, once enrolled, girls go on to graduate.

AIMS & OBJECTIVES:
The organization shall be concerned with matters relating to educate and protect child rights in Pakistan especially the children in poverty ridden areas and ignorant people , with the following special emphasis on education and awareness:

- To protect child rights and to establish free educational centers, institutions, research centers in the field of education and awareness of children.
- To engage positively with Government agencies, general public and Police for protection of child rights.
- To take care of children under imprisonment and to establish educational / I.T centers.
- To develop and implement educational programs for female students and to cooperate and facilitate them in education and to extend scholarships to the brilliant female students.
- To promote amateur sports in order to combat against usage of prohibited drugs and wrong doings by youth.
- To develop and implement educational programs in line with providing state of the art modern scientific education and computer skills.
- To provide free uniform and books to the poor and orphan students. To observe “an educational month” once a year in order to promote awareness.
- To develop and implement health care programs in line with educating mothers regarding health care and upbringing of their offspring. To establish health care centers for mothers and children.
- To conduct and organize special training programs for primary school teachers in order to improve quality of education.
- To combat against dangerous diseases.
- To take active part in nation building and related activities.
- To undertake effective measures to reduce environmental pollution and water sanitation.
- To conduct all activities favorable for the projection and promotion of the aims and objectives of the organization.
- To receive and accept grants and donations and establish and maintain funds, property and assets by subscription and contribution to be utilized for the furtherance of aims and objects.

NGO name: Faith Welfare Foundation (FWF)
Address: P.O.Box 755 G-10 Markaz, Islamabad
Contact Number : 0092-51-2565720
Email: info@najmafoundation.com
website: http://www.najmafoundation.com
Description: Faith Welfare Foundation (FWF) established in 1995 is a non Government and non profitable organization committed to create a healthy society by involving people of all segment of society. FWF is putting its dedicated efforts at all levels and acting as a strong advocate against unfair and unjust socio-cultural structure, labor practices and is extending the benefits of development to the poorest. Mrs. Najma Nisa, the President of FWF laid the foundation in 1995 by providing social welfare services to "HELPLESS AND POOR PEOPLE" in a way that soothed her inner conscience. Mrs. Najma Nisa being spiritually pushed by the rhythm of helping has been supporting others all her life in a concealed way. It was by people around her who requested to register the organization to set a path on wide boundaries. FWF is registered under Voluntary Social Welfare Agencies (Registration & Control) Ordinance 1961.

VISION:- Self-dependent, Confident, dignified and well aware society, living in a healthy educated and prosperous environments.

MISSION:-“The Economic & Social Empowerment & Welfare of the People and Restoration of the Environment by serving the marginalized, disadvantaged and underserved segment of the society especially Women and Adolescents for sustainable development through a participatory approach".

Helping the needy and the deserving ones is not a work for me; it is my worship to The Creators of the Heavens and the Earth (My ALLAH).

Inner conscience and self satisfaction is compulsory for happy and successful life which can only be achieved by doing good, such a simple rule which I would request today's generation to try achieve for their this life and the eternal life.

Women, adolescents and children face various problems and miseries all over the world especially in under developed countries due to several factors the most important being unawareness and lack of education.

Today the social sector is pacing its way very fast in all major as well as ignored aspects of life despite having limited resources. The social sector has contributed a lot in the previous years and also contributing today with the coordination of government and International organizations. I present my sincere thanks to members and especially to the enthusiastic team who have contributed their efforts to make the annual report. I pray that the present be made better than past and the tomorrow be best than present.

NGO name: WASS
Address: http://www.wass.org.pk/about.htm
Call: +92-828-500750
Description: WASS (Well-Founded Altruistic and Saviours Society) is a Social Welfare Organization based in Musakhel. Musakhel is one of the remotest and a mountainous region in the extreme north east of the Balochistan province. It is socially and economically a backward area for several reasons. National, International and Local NGOs are reluctant to invest in the area therefore their presence in the development projects of the district is rarely felt for the reasons best known to them. WASS strives, struggles and stands for Welfare and human development of the citizens. It took several years of hard work, devotion and dedication to build upon an Organized and Committed organization like WASS. WASS endeavors for bringing development, education and progress to the neglected district of Musakhel and eliminating poverty that is pervasive in the area since a long time. While providing better platform for utilization of their potential, WASS motivates the youth of the area to play their part and take creative initiatives for peace building initiatives and the progress of their people at the local as well as at the national level. WASS believes in and aspires for remarkable participation of the women in public life. The organization deals with the whole range of socially held beliefs which are considered to be hurdles in the pathway of progress and tries to positively channel the potential of the people towards their larger benefit and prosperity.
Introduction: WASS is a membership based organization, founded and run by local youth, which aspires to work for the betterment of the residents of the Musakhel district, which is amongst the most remote and poverty-hit districts of the country. Vision: A society where all people get equal opportunities for progress and prosperity without any distinction of faith, race, sect and gender. Strategy: WASS aspires for human development of the area through: Providing awareness to communities for identification of issues, prioritizing of services, delivery gaps in services and resource mobilization for their redressal. To assist in and supplement the delivery of basic health care and educational services. To provide technical and resource development skills for earning descent livelihood. To provide recreational activities for youth to keep them away from anti-social activities and promote peace and harmony. WASS also aims to promote human development, peace and harmony through organizing culture and literary activities.
Objectives:
• The basic objective of the organization is poverty alleviation and ensuring human development standards in Musakhel.
• To work for peace and promote inter faith and intra faith harmony.
• To mobilize people and disseminate awareness among them to fight poverty and develop the region.
• To support and coordinate with the civil society and public sector departments in areas poverty alleviation, peace related activities and interfaith and intra communal harmony.

NGO name: AMAL Human Development Network
Address: House 40, Street 32, F-6/1
Islamabad, Pakistan
Email: mails@amal-hdn.org
http://www.amal-hdn.org
Tel: +92-51-2824930, 2827774
Fax: +92-51-2272491
Karachi office
78-Q, Block-2, Ghazali Road
P.E.C.H.S, Karachi , Pakistan
email: karachi@amal-hdn.org
Tel:+92-21-4523362
Fax:+92-21-4523358
Description: AMAL means action in Urdu. Started in 1994 as a youth-focused HIV/AIDS action group, today AMAL is one of the most visible advocates for prevention, treatment and awareness in Pakistan. Part of a network of 400 non-governmental and community-based organizations, AMAL engages with a number of important related issues in the course of tackling the HIV/AIDS problem. Patriarchal social structures are at the root of the exclusion of women and young children from their full rights as citizens. As a result, these vulnerable groups not only suffer social exclusion, they are also highly exposed to the evils of violence, trafficking and sexual abuse. AMAL tackles the problems of HIV/AIDS in women and young people in two ways. The first is through its growing project portfolio, designed to bring about change in the lives of individuals and communities. The second is through a series of events and collaborations with other organizations, intended to raise the profile of issues central to women and young people in Pakistan. Empowering & strengthening of individuals, communities and organizations/institutions through advocacy, capacity building and the provision of knowledge, skills and services to create a society that is gender sensitive, supports young people and addresses the needs and threats of HIV & AIDS.

NGO name: Dr. Ali Yasir Khanzada Human Rights and Welfare Society
Aaddress: Plot # 960 Barrage Colony Workshop Road,
Sukkur, Pakistan.
Contact # +92 334 3480302
E-mail: dr.ayk_humanrights@yahoo.com
Description: Sindh is the only organization in Pakistan that has been working exclusively on the issues of Human Rights, Health, Education, Environment, Culture, Food, Cloth, marriages, Free ambulance Facility, Poverty support programs, Dr. Ali Yasir Khanzada Human Rights and Welfare Society is an NGO, working towards Community Development through community participation. The society believes not only in giving but also in sharing problems and solutions. The motto is SELF-SUFFICIENCY and SUSTAINABILITY. It works on both Rural/Urban areas, the working style of the society is that first it points out the area, then it surveys that what kind of problems people are suffering, after that it solves them. Mission of , Dr. Ali Yasir Khanzada Human Rights and Welfare Society Sukkur Sindh.

1. Human Rights
- To strive for marginalized community members and oppression, prevating in society against infringement of rights and violation of rights, providing legal aid.
- To arrange seminars conferences and debates for education and awareness against Women violence.
- To help the children to get education and get rid of child, bonded labor and also work against child sexual abuse.

2.Health
- To work for promotion of Medical.
- To provides Medical facilities to the members and Public in general.
- To arrange seminars conferences and debates for Mother and child Health care.
- To provide free ambulance facilities to the members and Public in general.

3.Education
- To work for the promotion of Education Science and dissipation of useful knowledge for the settlement of public in general.
- To maintain Libraries and Reading Rooms and establish / open and maintain Public Museums and Galleries of Painting and other work for General use amongst Members and public in general.
- To provide free education and scholarships for higher education to poor students.

4.Environment
- To fight against all types of pollution.

5.Cultural
- To make efforts for development of Cultural activities and work actively for Poverty alleviation and the cradication of literacy ad social evils.

6.Food and cloth Support Programme
- To provide food month basis to poor public in general
- To provide cloth on different Occasion to Poor Public in general.

7.Marriages
- To arrange marriages of poor peoples in general.

NGO name: Global Peace Pioneers
Address: H ouse No # 351
Street # 15, Sector: G-10/2,
Islamabad, Pakistan .
Phone #: +92 51 2290086
International Regional Office - UK
New Enterprise House
149-151 High Road
Chadwell Heath, Romford
RM6 6PJ, United Kingdom
Email: info@globalpeace.net.pk
Web: www.globalpeace.net.pk
Description: At this point of history, when divisions and despairs, intolerance and hatred, greed and consumerism, abject poverty and accumulation of power and wealth are so dominant, the search for an alternative paradigm for peace that is rooted in the diverse religions and cultures of human socities is of the utmost importance. Non-violence, simple life style, unity in diversity, mutual respect and sharing of resources and just governance ought to be released from scriptures andconstitutions and be practiced in day to day life as there is need for sustained and systematic efforts for peace. Global Peace Pioneers is striving hard to put all energies to contribute for Peace, Interfaith Harmony and sustainable development. Global Peace Pioneers is a registered national, non governmental and non profitable organization working since 2007 in Islamabad, Rawalpindi and District Mansehara with 30 Peace Groups of Children, women and men on the following projects so for:-

Global Oneness Program (Peace for all, Peace education, Interfaith world)
Livelihood Program
Gender and Development
Water and Sanitation
Disaster Response

NGO name: Talash Foundation
Address: http://talashfoundation.org
Description: Started on 1st December 1988, World AIDS Day is about raising money, increasing awareness, fighting prejudice and improving education. The World AIDS Day theme for 2010 is 'Universal Access and Human Rights'. World AIDS Day is important for reminding people that HIV has not gone away, and that there are many things still to be done. According to UNAIDS estimates, there are now 33.3 million people living with HIV, including 2.5 million children. During 2009 some 2.6 million people became newly infected with the virus and an estimated 1.8 million people died from AIDS. The vast majority of people with HIV and AIDS live in lower- and middle-income countries. But HIV today is a threat to men, women and children on all continents around the world. World AIDS Day 2010: Rates of new HIV infections are slowing, but what now? Scores of cities and communities all over the world will dim the lights this December 1st to mark World AIDS Day as part of the Light for Rights campaign which focuses on human rights, HIV and AIDS. Significant progress has been made in advancing access to HIV prevention, treatment, support and care over the past ten years, but putting human rights approaches at the centre of the response is crucial to further progress. The 2010 Global Update on the AIDS Epidemic by the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) shows that in 2009 the pace of new infections had declined by almost 20% compared to 1999, but still outpaces treatment success by two to one. There are still major gaps in the implementation of human rights commitments at national and regional levels according to the report. For many people living with HIV - and the people most affected by it - human rights can help to guarantee access to health services, work, education and community participation.

NGO name: Voice of Children
Address: 6-A, Block D-12,
G-8 Markaz,
Islamabad. Pakistan.
Wesite: http://www.voc.org.pk
Description: Voice of Children was established and registered on 2nd SEP 1991 with Registration # VSWA/ICT/125 under the Voluntary Social Welfare Agencies (Registration and control) Ordinance 1961. VOC has been publishing a monthly Magazine FAKHTA(DOVE) which comprises of all children related issues along with subjects of their interests. Priority of VOC is to work for the betterment and welfare of children of Pakistan with respect to Education, Health, Information and entertainment to equip them with the stat-of-art tools to meet the requirement of modern developing world.

NGO name: Fatma Welfare Foundation (FWF)
Fatma Welfare Foundation (FWF)
PAKISTAN: Near Grid Station Mian Banda,Timargara
(Khyber Pukhtoonkhwa)
Phone: (0092 945) 821633
Fax: (0092 945) 821633
Website: www.fatmafoundation.org
E-mail: info@fatmafoundation.org
Description: Fatma Welfare Foundation (FWF) Is a Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province registered non-profitable, non-governmental & non-political organization. FWF is working for wide range multi-purpose social activities, formation of organizations and citizen community board (CCB's) and Institutional capacity building. Fatma Welfare Foundation (Upgraded Status of Fatma Development Organization Registeration No DSW/NWFP/2661 dated Nov,1, 2006) is reregistered with Social Welfare Department Govt of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Registration No. DSW/NWFP/2691 dated October10, 2009 and its jurisdiction is enhanced to provincial level. In the present circumstances FWF takes the challenge & courage to expand its assistance & cooperation to the needy & war affected people of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province. The tools through which the behavioral, cultural & financial changes are ensured are Community Based Organizations (CBO's) and Community Citizen Boards (CCB's). The foundation focuses on National Disasters, Emergency's Relief, Woman Empowerment, Human Resource Development, Child protection, Education and Literacy, Good Governance, Human Rights, Forestry, Agriculture, Infrastructure Development, Health & Hygiene. It assists in eradication of Terrorism, Sectarianism, Poverty, and Drug Abuses through Skill Development, Social Awareness, Mother & Child Health Care and Expansion of Education in inaccessible areas. Mainly focused areas are Urban & Rural Development, which is key to the success and FWF through community participation struggles for it. FWF sets out the limits with in the framework with a broader vision, and dedicated mission for achievements of its objectives.

Flood Relief by FWF
Recent floods affected nearly all parts of Khyber Pakhtoonkhwa damaging houses, agriculture, live stock, even life losses occurred. Communications means especially bridges& roads damaged double the miseries of flood affected people as relief work hindered due to it. FWF initiated field visits to the flood areas in Districts Dir Upper, Dir Lower & Nowhere. A team comprising Manger Operation FWF, Coordinator FWF & Surveyors made a survey for flood damages & relief activities planned after discussing needs of the affected in the areas. A Medical Camp was also arranged for Nowshera Kalan District Nowshera and some cash assistance was also extended to very needy female widows. In collaboration with Sungi Foundation Medical Camps at Dir Upper & distribution of tents are in progress.

NGO name: Petarian Foundation
12A, Street 29, F-7/1,
Islamabad, PAKISTAN
tel: +92-51 265-2511/2
fax: +92-51 265-2510
email: info@petarianfoundation.org
website: www.petarianfoundation.org
Description: The Petarian Foundation was registered on the 15th of December 2003 under the Societies Act of 1860, registration no. RS/ICT/427. While the general aims and objectives of the Foundation are broad, the main focus of the Foundation is to serve Pakistan through service to Petaro and Petarians. It is a non-profit and non-political organization. Petarian Foundation is now a recognized body by the Pakistan Council for Philanthropy, and is thus a tax-exempt organization. Contributions given to Petarian Foundation can be claimed as deductions in income taxes. The Foundation was born out of a desire by a number of Petarians to recognize the great contribution of our nation and of the college in our lives, and to "contribute back" to Pakistan and Cadet College Petaro from the bounties we have reaped over the years. Initially, it was thought that the ideal solution should be to start the concept under the aegis of the Petarian Association. However, after deliberations by the Managing Committee of the Petarian Association and a resolution of the AGM held in 2000, a sub-committee headed by Commodore Mirza Ashfaque Beg was formed, which ruled that the Foundation should be created independent of the Association. A letter to this effect was issued by the Association on 9th October 2000.

NGO name: WELDO
Phone: +9251 5704366
Fax: +9251 5704366
Address: www.weldo.org
Email: info@weldo.org
Description: WELDO is a registered leading not for profit developmental organization rendering valuable services to the development sector in Pakistan since January 1st, 2003. WELDO was founded by two like minded progressive women, to approach the development field in a completely novelle manner that had never been undertaken by any organization in Pakistan before. WELDO was established with the core objective of bringing about “Sustainable Social, Economic and Environmental Enhancement for the Development of a Self Reliant, Healthy and Prosperous Society”. We are able to achieve this through our team of experienced and ambitious professionals who share a passion for human development. With offices in Islamabad, Rawalpindi and Lahore WELDO is currently a number of important developmental initiatives in Pakistan as well as carrying out social, economic, scientific and peace building research. For information on our programs please click any of the relevant links above. With our pool of national and international experts WELDO enjoys the privilege of carrying out diverse activities related to the fields of Gender Equity, Mother and Child Health, Peace Building and Conflict Resolution, Agriculture and Food Security, Environment, Technical and Vocational Education and Training, Research and Human Rights. One of our main strengths lies is our ability to collaborate with organizations from around the world and contributing to the field of development globally. With a vast field of experience in international projects and direct and indirect relationship with more than 200 organizations, universities, institutes and chambers of commerce across Europe and Asia, we can boost of being the only organization in Pakistan which is carrying out important work in a number of fields.

NGO name: ARCAD-Pak
Address:House No. 269/UM, Shimla Hill Road
Abbottabad NWFP, Pakistan
Tele: 0992-331263 - 0300-9111955
House No. 970 Street No. 16, G-11/1
Islamabad, Pakistan.
Tele: 092-51-2105468-9 -
Fax: 2251021 0300-9111856
Email: arcadpak2000@yahoo.com
http://arcadpak.tripod.com
Description: ARCAD-Pak was established in 1990 as a non profit, non-governmental organization and was registered in 1992 under volunteer social welfare (R&C) ordinance 1961 vide registration No. DSW/687 with Social Welfare Department NWFP. ARCAD-Pak works towards bringing about policy and institutional changes by mobilizing deprived and marginalized communities with a view to creating an environment in which communities at the local level may be able to transform their lives through the equitable and sustainable use of natural resources. ARCAD-Pak works on range of interlinked programmes; community-based institutional development, gender, natural resources management, village infrastructure, health, reproductive health, sanitation, community savings, small enterprise development and legal advocacy. Let us think about those who do not have resources which we own, if we were at their level, what were our feelings...........?

NGO name: Association of Global Humanists and Ethics (AGHE)
Address: 105, 1st Floor, Block A, Dar Plaza
Near NLI Market, District Gilgit
Northern Areas of Pakistan
Email: info@aghepakistan.org
http://www.aghepakistan.org
Description: Association of Global Humanists and Ethics (AGHE) is a registered, non profit, non governmental, non religion, non political organization which is based in Northern Areas of Pakistan. AGHE honors basic human rights, and confirms that all the human beings are equal and have the rights and responsibilities to participate equally in all spheres of life, and contribute to the development of world’s peace and progress. We are determined towards human development which must draw upon reason, science and the arts. Following are some main sections of AGHE which are working actively:
Central Executive Committee.

- Research & Information Section
- Women & Children Section
- Human Resource Development Section
- Youth, Supports & Culture Section
Vision: We aim to be a leading non-governmental organization for promotion of human rights, particularly for the most vulnerable groups by influencing the socio-economic conditions of the people in a ways that promote peace and unity of mankind on the bases of reason, science and the arts.
Mission: AGHE takes basic human rights as its basis and promotion of humanism as its focus. We aim to work in partnership with government and local, national, international organizations by admiring diversity, representing pluralism, and respecting basic human rights.
Our Values: We only value, the values which must be of the people, for the people, and by the people. Our value system is beyond the region, religion, race, gender and boundaries. Some of our values are:

- We accept oneness of human family and treat one another as members of a family.
- We honor and preserve the earth which is our home and the air, water, and soil which are our common assets.
- We affirm our abilities and responsibilities to lead meaningful, ethical lives capable to the greater good of humanity.
- We have respect for the community of living beings, for people, animals and plants because we are interdependent.
- We commit ourselves to culture of non-violence, respect, justice and peace and make a commitment to respect life, and dignity, individuality and diversity so that every person is treated humanly.
- We strive for a just social and economic order, in which everyone has an equal chance to reach full potential as a human being.
- We condemn the poverty that suppresses life’s potential, the hunger that weakens the human body, the unemployment that continues unabated, and the economic disparities that threaten so many families with ruin.

Objectives
- To promote, educate, and strengthen humanism, ethical values and fundamental human rights.
- Struggle to eliminate the prejudices like; religious, sectarian, political, regional, racial, ethnic, and cultural from the society.
- To advocate equity and equality of human being and to struggle against; gender discrimination, violence, unlawfulness, terrorism, child Labor, illiteracy, corruption, pollution, cast and creed System, and fanaticism against minorities.
- To endorse volunteerism and strive to attract and facilitate international volunteer’s organizations to work in the sector of health, environment, and education and human resource development in the country.
- To engage in research to explore public trends and dissemination of the results for public awareness to highlight positive direction/s.
- To offer education and health services to poor talented children and poor families in the area.
- To provide women development facilities / activities in the region.
To identify and carry out different types of activities and organize workshops, seminars and training programs for promotion of human rights, humanism and ethical values.
- To play a role of umbrella organization for small and local Humanists and welfare organizations to undertake the activities planed for development and promotion of humanism, ethics, socio economic conditions, culture, education, health, and environment.
- To finance, establish, aid, manage and undertake the compiling, publishing and distribution of books, magazines, periodicals, journals, research papers, maps, plans, drawings, posters, newspapers and any other form of publications dealing with, human rights, education and human values or other related areas of interest.

NGO name: Primarily Azad
Address: E-135/2D, Block 7, Gulshan-e-Iqbal,
Karachi-75300. Pakistan.
PHONE: 92-21-4802194, 92-21-4814187,92-21-4814206
FAX: 92-21-4814187
Email: info@azadfoundation.org
http://www.azadfoundation.org
Description: Primarily Azad was a group of students, teachers and alumni of Karachi University known as Azad Group. The group discussions centered on social problems, education and class disparity. The group also formed a theatre to highlight these issues. Class divisions and poverty were the most talked about issues as these created dissentions among different strata of society that stemmed out from the very core, i.e., education. The sector most affected were the children confused as why they were discriminated against due to their social, economic or ethnic backgrounds. Thus in 1998, the executive body of Azad decided to get their group registered and converted it into a foundation. Foundation initially chose to work for child development but during the course of their investigations found out that there were thousands of children stranded in the streets who ran away due to poverty and lack of resources. These children were in dire straits due to the misfortune befallen on them and had no hope to survive their teens. This phenomenon prompted Azad Foundation to specifically address the problem of street children in Pakistan. Azad initiated its work in 2001 accordingly. In June 2001 a base line survey study titled Street Children in Karachi was conducted in order to address the problems and to motivate Govt. and service providers for the protection and rehabilitation of street children. During the course of 2001 - 2002 Azad ran a managed campaign of advocacy and awareness which comprised of exhibition, Base Line study in Lahore , documentary, walk etc. To incorporate the issue into National Plan of Action, Azad lobbied in 2003 which further in 2005 became a part of National Plan. With the collaboration of UNODCP and ANF a study was conducted in four major cities of Pakistan in 2004. Study aimed to assess the trend of Volatile Substance Abuse among street children. Targeted cities were Karachi , Lahore , Peshawar and Quetta . The year 2004 marked a significant success when Azad, with the support of local corporate sector, established its first Drop in Center for the protection and rehabilitation of street children. The center was initiated in Saddar Town , Karachi providing a variety of services under same roof to rehabilitate and reintegrate street children. A consultation with UNICEF, Social Welfare Sindh and Govt. Stakeholder was held in February 2005. Consultation aimed to utilize available resources of different department of Sindh Govt. for the protection and rehabilitation of street children. It also targeted to establish a management system among departments and policy making. Throughout the process Azad Foundation and UNICEF ensured to provide technical and professional skills whereas UNICEF promised to provide technical and financial assistance. Policy revolved around establishing 10 Drop-in centers in Sindh and Azad was assigned the responsibility for the development of Standard Operating Procedures, training and implementation. Later Azad established two Drop-in Centers in Saddar and Jamshaid Town , Karachi respectively and are still in operations. Azad Foundation also operated a Drop-in Center at Khayaban-e-Sirsyed in Rawalpindi in 2005 with the collaboration of World Vision. A Rehabilitation Center Dehleez was initiated in 2006 with the collaboration of Group Development France, European Union and City District Govt. Karachi. Center offers a variety of services, skill development program, Job placement and reunification with family. To remove drugs effects a Drug Detoxification program was initiated with UNODC. Project aimed to rehabilitate children and provision of earning resources. Throughout its conceptualization Azad played a role of Policy Maker to improve Govt. policies, to influence public opinion in favor of implementing existing laws as Sindh Child Act, Juvenile Justice Ordinance and to organize civil society in assigning its role in policy making. During the course of ten years Azad conducted a number of symposium, seminars, workshops and have a variety of international level publication on its credit which helped pave a way for the intervention of rehabilitation of street children at international level. Azad also shared its experiences with international organizations and utilized the learned experiences. With out a doubt, Azad Foundation is a leading organization in Pakistan for street children and also providing resource material with technical assistance to other organizations.

NGO name: CPID
Address: House No. 133,
Street # 48, F-11/3,
Islamabad. Pakistan.
+92-51-2108287, +92-51-211 23 15, +92 51 431 94 30
+92-51-2101594 Ext. 116
Email: info@cpdi-pakistan.org
http://www.cpdi-pakistan.org
Description: INTRODUCTION The Centre for Peace and Development Initiatives, Pakistan (CPDI-Pakistan) is an independent, non-partisan and a not-for-profit civil society organization working on issues of peace and development in Pakistan. It is registered UNDER SECTION 42 of the Companies Ordinance, 1984 (XLVII of 1984). It was established in September 2003 by a group of concerned citizens who realized that there was a need to approach the issues of peace and development in an integrated manner. The CPDI-Pakistan is a first initiative of its kind in Pakistan. It seeks to inform and influence public policies and civil society initiatives through research-based advocacy and capacity building in order to promote citizenship, build peace and achieve inclusive and sustainable development. Areas of special sectoral focus include promotion of peace and tolerance, rule of law, transparency and access to information, budget watch and Legislative Watch and Development. THE VISIONCPDI envisions a world that guarantees rule of law, protects human and civil rights, embraces diversity of views, supports vulnerable people and provides optimum conditions in which each individual can realise his or her full potential. THE MISSIONCPDI aspires to become a national and international leader in advocacy. We resolve to build on its reputation for informing and influencing public policies and initiatives through research based championship of rights based campaigns. We are determined to continue our engagement with the people and the Government of Pakistan, and to promote active citizenship in all its forms. CPDI specializes in five sectors of development: Promotion of Peace and Tolerance, Rule of Law, Transparency and Right to Information, Budget Watch, Legislative Watch and Democratic Development.

NGO name: CARAVAN
Address: Faiz Abad Saidu Sharif,
Swat NWFP Pakistan.
Tel. 92-946-713554
Mailing Address: P.O Box # 18 GPO,
Saidu Sharif Swat.
Email: caravan.nwfp@gmail.com
http://www.caravan-swat.org
Description: CARAVAN is a Sub National NGO, with head quarters in Swat District of the Northwest Frontier Province (NWFP) Pakistan. Established by renowned social workers and development professionals from NWFP in the year 1998, CARAVAN is registered under the Societies Registration Act of 1860, with the whole of NWFP as its jurisdiction dedicated to promote participatory social and economic development, CARAVAN is a technical, facilitative and organizational support institution, providing services to the communities through CBOs, to harness their potential and capabilities to promote self -supporting system of community development. With the whole of NWFP as its jurisdiction, the NGO is presently working in Swat district since 1998, while contributing to the efforts of its partner organizations, the NGO has built its alliance with the NGOs consortium, IDEALS, as one of the founding members of the network, availing the opportunity to interact with other NGOs at the provincial network and to benefit from their experiences.

NGO name: CRCP
Address: Street Address House No. 13,
Street No.1, G-6/3
Islamabad, Pakistan.
Mailing Address P.O. Box 1379
Islamabad, Pakistan.
Phone +92-51-111-739-739
Fax +92-51-2825336
Email main@crcp.org.pk
Website http://www.crcp.org.pk
Description: Consumer Rights Commission of Pakistan (CRCP) is a rights-based civil initiative registered under the Trust Act, 1882. Established in 1998, CRCP is an independent, non-profit, and non-governmental organization. It largely works through local fund-raising and engaging volunteers. It is not supported by any industry or commercial sector. It is the first national consumer organization in the country, which approaches the issue of consumer protection in comprehensive and holistic terms. Its vision and strategies have significant cross linkages with both market practices and issues of governance. "To articulate and promote the interests and rights of citizens and consumers at all socio-economic levels, with a particular emphasis on the inarticulate and disadvantaged groups; and facilitate the emergence of an organized movement in Pakistan, so that the citizens could have legally enforceable rights."

NGO name: Pakistan Aquatic Life Saving
address: City Head Office
24/1, 7th Gizri Lane
Phase IV, D.H.A, Karachi,
Pakistan Cell: +92 300 20 20 631
Phones: +9221 3538 8572, 589 1609. 588 5130
Fax: +9221 3588 7246
Email: info@cmpals.org
Website: http://www.cmpals.org/
Contact: Reza Samad
President
Captain (R) Ashfaq Agha, TI (M) PN
Chief Executive
Description:
Pakistan Aquatic Life Saving | PALS Lifeguards N-69, Kakapir Village, Muaripur, Sandspit Hawks Bay Road Karachi. Owing to the large number of drowning in Karachi every year, Pakistan Aquatic Life Saving | PALS, (a division of Critical Mass Social Welfare Organization - a non profit public service NGO) was formed and started working towards establishing a comprehensive life saving infrastructure along the popular beaches of Karachi. With the help, support and training provided by Surf Life Saving New Zealand's Northern Region (SLSNR), PALS started operations from Sunday, July 18, 2004 and is working with the blessings of the City District Government Karachi, Karachi Port Trust, Pakistan Navy and the entire coastal communities who are benefiting through employment opportunities as lifeguards. PALS is now an internationally accredited lifeguarding establishment, representing Pakistan in the International Life Saving Federation (ILS). PALS is also closely associated with Surf Life Saving New Zealand (SLSNZ), who have an on-going "train and assist" program. Over the years, PALS has trained over 300 professional lifeguards - 150 of which patrol Karachi's beaches on Sundays and Public holidays. There are currently no provisions for beach cleaning activities by the government. Therefore, PALS is developing a dedicated Beach Cleaning Team that will provide the corporate community an opportunity to sponsor them for cleaning of specific beaches.

Vision | The vision of Pakistan Aquatic Life Saving | PALS, is to be recognized as the leading aquatic safety service in Pakistan.

Mission | PALS is committed to the prevention of drowning and injury in the aquatic environment through the provision of life guarding, water safety and education services.

Values | Since its inception, PALS has set a high standard of values of deliverance

- High standard of governance.
- Responsiveness to the needs of the key stakeholders being sponsors and the community.
- Operating with integrity, equality and accountability.
- Innovative and constantly improving our services.
- Operating as a team.
- Accepting our role as the leader in aquatic safety services in Pakistan.

Since July 18, 2004, the day PALS started operations in Karachi, PALS has been successful in minimizing the drowning rates to near ZERO.