2019-2020
Contribution in Pandemic....
Distribution of Ration bags & Hygiene kits
Awareness Session about Coronavirus
Providing Education in Pandemic
Networking with Government Department
Need Assessment Survey
Attend Virtual International Meetings
2019-2020
According World Health Organization (WHO) in 2017, 63% of Typhoid cases and 70 % of typhoid death in Pakistan were among children younger then 15 years of age. HAPE intervention envisaged the use of strategic communication and advocacy towards reducing resistance to vaccination, ensuring children most at risk
Provide Brighter Futures
Join Our Hands
Hape Providing Free Quilty Education Through Five Schools. All Hape Schools are landmarks in their communities. Our education programme is designed to deliver superior learning outcomes....
TO TAKE ACTION
OUR RESOURCES ALONE ARE NOT ENOUGH, SO WE WORK TO CHANGE PUBLIC POLICIES, ATTITUDES, AND BEHAVIORS TO IMPROVE LIVES THROUGH AWARENESS AND ADVOCACY
We just not only Providing Free Quality Education....
Schools aim to empower young people and promote the active participation of all members of the school community to Climate changes, Water and human rights values and principles into all areas of school life.
Partnering to build a world where all Safe
HAPE Development and Welfare Association is non-Governmental and non Profite–Organization which is working for the socio economic empowerment of the rural peoples and striving the poverty alleviation through implication of different development program in the rural areas It was established in 2002 by a group of energetic youngsters representing the both sexes of Badin .The organization registered under Social Welfare voluntary Organization Act: 1961 with Directorate of Social Welfare / Community Development Department Government of Sindh Pakistan. The Organization has been working, since its inception, on different sectors of social development focusing on Education/capacity building, Livelihoods, Human security in natural emergencies i.e. floods & earthquake, Gender equality, Enterprise development, Human Rights, Environment and Health for the betterment of the poor and needy peoples of the coastal Area of Pakistan
Meet our Major Partner
Sindh Education Foundation
The Sindh Education Foundation (SEF), was established under the Sindh Education Foundation Act, 1992 as a semi-autonomous organization with a mandate to support education in the province through multifarious interventions
WHAT WE DO
01.
WE WORK TO CHANGE
We strive to change Public Policies Attitudes, and Behaviour to Improve Lives. We partner with governments and the public and private sectors, and foster greater public awareness of urgent global issues.
02.
— We Build Networks
An initiative to bring together civil society organisations – NGOs, academia and networks representing affected communities – operating in the field of Health, Education, Climate Changes, human rights, Environment and Poverty elevation to share information between relevant actors and ensure the promotion of above sectors.
03.
— We Build Caring Team
3000+ volunteers and more than 160 local staff in Coastal area who know our kids and their communities.
04.
— We Educate
Our Educate Program is designed to provide free quality education in Six Schools for students in primary school and secondary school . We operates in the coastal area of Pakistan in the District Badin.
05.
— We Create Advocacy for Females
A longstanding advocate of female education in particular, HAPE wholeheartedly recognizes the far-reaching and lasting social benefits achieved through educating girls. HDWA employs majority female faculty and undertakes outreach work to establish community trust and increase female enrollment figures
06.
— We Increase Knowledge
about Good governance and provide them with legal education regarding application process, follow up and human rights, social security, that would allow them to advocate for local, provincial and national policies that are more responsive to their needs
IMPACT STORIES
Education just dream for both Sisters…
12-year old Shogna and 10-years old Aneeta are sisters and living in Village sharif Abad, Their father died and Their mother married with their uncle. They belong with Kohli Community. Kohli Community is lower community in Hindu’s it is neglected and depressed Community in subcontinent. They belong with Darwar family, Hundreds of years they are far from education, Majority of their villages have no schools.
SMS4Polio Campaign change the mindsets…..
HAPE Development & Welfare Association Badin established Information Centre (IC) in Matli with support of District Health Department Badin, and works exclusively on the issue of People’s Knowledge about Polio and E.P.I because majority of community rely on Traditional Information and humor bases information and also to sensitize, Aware, build the responsibly among the Community and Alert through Short Massaging Service (SMS) in Local Languages
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