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Project started in 1988 in the village of Dag Ismail Khel. The school was handed over to community in 1998 and is at present a recognized middle school fully owned and managed by the community, with 305 students on its roll and six teachers on the staff
New concept of community schools introduced. Project was launched in 1994 with the collaboration of Trust for Voluntary Organization. DLG established 40 schools (30 in Swabi + 10 in Khyber). A total of 1200 students enrolled. All the schools handed over to the community in 1997.
Conducted a survey on “ Sexual Needs Assessments” the objective of the survey was to identify and assess the actual sexual health needs of low-income urban communities withemphasis on girls and women.
Implemented in community of District Peshawar over a Period of 2 months with the objective to launch awareness programme about Family planning and its techniques.
A 2 months exercise on experimental basis was conducted in the main street of Tehkal with a view to physical clean the area and educate community to keep their environment clean.
Duration of the Project was one year May 1999–May 2000. The objective was an awareness raising campaign about population control, preserving health of mother and baby, hazardous consequences of early marriage and death rate in delivery cases. The project was wound up by NATPOW in Dec. 1999, As the World Bank discontinued funding. FPSC was however run by DLG under its own funding arrangement
Removal of 240 Children from labour and
rehabilitating them through non-formal
education, health care, counselling, recreational
activities and skill development, in the two RC
at Saddar and Hashtnagari area of Peshawar cantt and City Target R.Cs enhanced to 7 and enrolled children to 560.
Removal of 240 Children from labour and rehabilitating them through non-formal education, health care, counselling, recreational activities and skill development, in the two RC at Saddar and Hashtnagari area of Peshawar cantt and City Target R.Cs enhanced to 7 and enrolled children to 560.
Removal of 240 Children from labour and
rehabilitating them through non-formal
education, health care, counselling, recreational
activities and skill development, in the two RC
at Saddar and Hashtnagari area of Peshawar cantt and City Target R.Cs enhanced to 7 and enrolled children to 560.
Various National Statutes and International instruments on child rights/labour were simplified in English and Urdu. Training Manual of Child Labour Laws and IE&C material for dissemination to various, stakeholders were also devised.
A strategy paper developed and shared with all stakeholders, including Director Labour/Minister Labour and Manpower for Publication Notification
A one-day workshop on Survey and Research Techniques arranged for Govt. officials at the SWD. Carried out survey along with the SWD staff
The objective of the survey was to understand consumer habits, attitudes and practices in the realm of cooking and eating, highlighting seasonal variations and ethnic difference
3 TOT each of 3 days were arranged with the help of UNICEF/SWD at Peshawar, Abbottabad and D.I.Khan to advance the cause of eradication of child labour. The main aim of the series of workshops was to train representative of GONWFP Line Deptt (SWD, Labour and Education) and from civil society organization as trainers to further the advancement made in the field of child labour eradication and enforcement of child labour laws.
A hand pump was bought and installed in the Afghan settlement Tajabad, as an acute shortage of potable water was noted there by DLG staff. Tajabad is a target area for DLG’s Child Labor Elimination program
A 2 days training on functional literacy and adult learning organized for teachers of IRC working at Afghan Camps.
4 days workshop on Promoting and Defending Labor Rights and Laws arranged for civil society members in all districts mentioned
4 Rehabilitation Centers established in Peshawar to provide literacy, counseling, health and recreational facilities to street and laborer children
Provision of emergency relief supplies to 2000+ families in Mansehra, Districts Battagram (Hazara) and Bagh (AJK)
A needs assessment survey was conducted by DLG staff to identify education sector needs in Siran Valley
The hydel power generating system in Trangar, Battagram, which was damaged by the October 8 th earthquake, was rehabilitated with the help of local community. This project benefited 200 families in the area.
A water pump was installed with the help of local community in Chowki, Bagh (AJK) which benefited 20 families in the village.
20 women from earthquake affected skill trained and awarded assets to strengthen their economic and social conditions.
Workshops, seminars and street theater performances were organized for civil societymembers in 6 Districts of NWFP to increase awareness of Labor Rights and Laws at the grass roots level. Target districts include Peshawar, Bannu, Charsadda, Swabi, Nowshehra and Akora Khattak.
150 children (girls) provided education, health and skill training facilities at Centers in Tehkal, Peshawar. 20 adult females from the community
also provided trade skills and enterprise development assistance.
GFC provided technical support to DLG with the collaboration of Dasra, Indian NGO.
Three Vocational Training Centers established for men, women and youths in villages of U.C Shohal Mazullah, District Balakot to strengthen economic status of local inhabitants effected by the earthquake. Trainings were imparted in tailoring, clothing items production, Kashmiri embroidery and electrical skills. Vocational Centers also provided asset awards to trainees and enterprise development assistance.
Training workshops for farming communities were also included in the program to give a further boost to the beneficiaries’ areas.
A Literacy Center to impart functional literacy education to earthquake-affected children in Shohal Mazullah, District Mansehra, NWFP
A program to educate children and adults on good health practices and spread awareness of child rights and child labor laws among parents, employers and general communities is currently being implemented in 8 communities of Peshawar.
20 Multi-Purpose Centers for working and street children established in Peshawar to provide them with literacy, counselling, skill development, health and recreational facilities.
An institute in the Name of Khan Zaman Khan Institute of Learning has been established in the village Jhanda Swabi, which accommodate a computer training centre, a Resource Library and a vocational training centre (where stitching, electrician and plumbing courses are taught).
Besides these courses, the institute conducts recreational activities like Tournaments and Trips which help in the capacity building of the youth of the area.
It is 12 months project for the earthquake affected areas of Tehsil Balakot with focus on 03 Union Councils i.e. Shohal Mazullah, Ghari Habib Ullah and Balakot, District Mansehra. Under the project 12 Rehabilitation Centers would be established where target children will come for the non- formal education 50% of which are girls children. Total number of beneficiaries is 1200 children.
Conducted Regional and Provincial orientation workshops at Nowshera and Peshawar.
Economic Efficiency of rural livelihoods and ecological integrity enhanced ensuring that livelihood activities do not degrade natural resources within ecosystem.
Provision of purified water to the flood affected the community at Pirsabaq Nowshera.
To improve the literacy rate especially female,Opened another center for students at Swabi,
Art and drawing competition among students of Govt schools, Private schools, working folks grammar schools and community schools.
Raise awareness amongst 500 underserved schools of class 8, from 10 various schoolsabout the history and culture of Peshawar through education/exposure visit followed by essay competition and RGDs.
“IMPOSSIBLE--Take A Child to School (TACS)” Project at District Nowshera
RICH has developed to process its activities under the theme “ Za Yam Pakhtunkhwa” with a view to presenting the province as model of peace tranquillity and progress. In the dossier RICH has already tracked down many events to be held at Tehsil level with focus on giving blizzard to old cultural heritage like that of Mella’s, Folk Music, Folk Dances, Mushairas,
Tradational Games, Festival, Pushtoon Hujras, Theatre Dramas, visit to Archaeological Sites, Art and Craft Exhibitions, Females related Heritage, Youth Programme and Visual Art Exhibitions.