Event Description Nor again is there anyone who loves or pursues or desires to pain of itself, because it is pain, but because occasionally circumstances occur in which toil and paincan procure him some great pleasure. To take a trivial example, which of us ever undertakes laborious except to obtain some advantage from it? But […]
A Day to Remember, Our Girls' from District Vehari and Chakwal Visit to the Governor's House of the Punjab Lahore, Our Girls Receive Honors from the Governor of Punjab! A moment of pride, a moment of celebration! Our remarkable girls were bestowed with honors by the esteemed Governor of Punjab. In a moment of empowerment […]
Welcoming a delegation from CBM Germany to Sindh and Islamabad! Engaging in a vibrant community meeting, we shared insights on ongoing projects, fostering cross-cultural learning. Together, we discussed challenges and sought collaborative solutions. It’s an Exciting time of exchange and growth.
In Vehari on 5th December, 2023, a heartening initiative opened as 160 bicycles were distributed among girls, under the Project of “Strengthening Girls Agency around Secondary Education through Training, Advocacy and Policy Reforms” fostering a promising message with the empowering slogan "Ride to School." This impactful distribution not only provides a means of transportation but also symbolizes a commitment to promoting education and empowering young girls to overcome transportation barriers.
A delegation from the Girls Education International (GEI) in the USA recently visited two key areas in the district of Chakwal, Pakistan. The visit was part of an ongoing effort to enhance educational opportunities and community engagement within the region.
During their visit to Chakwal, the GEI delegation from the USA had a productive meeting and dinner with esteemed educationists, including the Country Director of The Malala Fund and the Executive Director of Bedari NGO.
A delegation from "Bedari," an organization working for the rights of women and children, visited the DC Office in Chakwal. Kate Charlie, the Executive Director of the United Nations Girls Education International (GEI), praised the district administration's initiatives
