Project for woman

Project

Woman empowerment There are three centers at Iqbal town is the place for mostly Christian poor communities more then 4000 people children under diet, no education, powerless, illiterate families mostly unemployment’s ratio 80 %. intolerance, non-acceptability, aggression, killing, socio-religious discrimination, violence and hatred etc. provide each centre one teachers pay Pak Rupees 4000 books for 49 to 60 children time 4pm to 6pm for formal education age 4 up to 16(for girls only). every six months class promoted to next so they can complete metric in 6 years low fee structure only 10 rupee each child to give confidence to the students once a year they get free bags at the final result for incentive of regular attendance. Women Empowerment Program While working with domestic working girls in the early years of LHWS we learnt more deeply about the vulnerability of women, girls and children. LHWS initially provided the facility of free education to working girls in southern Lahore, which became a platform, to learn more regarding powerlessness of women and girls. The worst forms of women powerlessness i.e. domestic violence, rape, gender discrimination, lack of education & skills and economic powerlessness etc. LHWS providing education to the domestic working girls jumped into skills enhancement of deserving women and girls. The idea was the besides the education, skill enhancement and awareness can up lift them and provide them basic rights. Thus the second step of skills enhancement remained successful and further encouraged to launch many programs for ultimate development of women and their families. LHWS seeking to empower women also noticed that unjust society where gender discrimination is a cross cutting theme and falls in all categories needs to be addressed and as we went on creating gender sensitization, violence against women was risen with a forcing element. The women empowerment package not only highlights the issues but provide a platform to together and practice basic human rights.