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Our History

Journey through our impactful history: From humble beginnings to transformative initiatives, explore how KZWF has been making a difference in the lives of marginalized communities through decades of dedication, innovation, and compassion.

Explore the journey of KZWF

Khadija Zaib Welfare Foundation is a Non-governmental, Non-political and Non-profit NGO founded in 2009 by a group of dedicated persons who wanted to make a difference in the lives of underprivileged communities, by alleviating poverty and empowering them to improve their life through basic education. KZWF is offering its wide range services in numerous fields for all people without any discrimination of creed, sect, caste and religion.

 

2009

KZWF was establishing in 2009 since than the organization has been expanding continuously in term of social development service. It has work for the promotion of sustainable, equitable and participatory development, social welfare and social justice through program for social work, human resource management, health service and other human service through social research and dissemination of socialy relevant knowledge, social interventions through training and field actions, contribution to social and welfare policy and program at state, national and an international level.

Over the years,

the organization has among others NGOs and Societies has made a significant contribution to planning, action strategies and human resources development in several areas ranging from sustainable rural and urban development to education, health, women empowerment and human rights, in all cases the focus has been on the disadvantages and marginalized sections of societies, such as women, children and refugees.

10

Community Development Organization (CDOs)

Our aims

are to build social capital, to empower marginalized communities and groups through their participation. It is striving hard to utilize available resources to produce a better and larger output. It aims to find new ways to make local communities self- sustainable.

KZWF is working

 to provide quality education through its formal and non-formal school system, vocational-cum- technical skills training for employment, basic health services, consultancy, legal services and professional development for women and girls of rural communities, transgender and Afghan refugees residing in Pakistan which are the biggest beneficiaries of the Khadija Zaib Welfare Foundation’s endeavors.

600,000+

No of Direct / Indirect Beneficiaries

2024
Our Future Plans

  • Work together with development sector organizations and build capacities of lawyers, young students, Civil Society Organizations and government welfare departments on International Human Rights and International Humanitarian Laws.
 
  • Aligned with national policies and international guidelines. establish Cohesion and Mediation Centers in conflict-active areas to help people resolve or mediate conflict between individuals,
 
  • Build the capacity of Law Enforcement Agencies – especially provincial police, on the subject of international humanitarian laws.
 
  • Conduct studies to understand Trafficking in Persons (TIP), in armed conflict or protracted situations. Along with this, build capacities of the government departments on international humanitarian and human rights laws – focusing on individual rights and states’ responsibility to provide protection.
 
  • Expanding education support interventions in the whole country. Facilitate and support higher education and advocate for scholarships for young students from marginalized and those suffering from conflict, and natural or man-made disasters.
 
  • To advocate for the protection of women especially those who have suffered in armed conflict situations.
 
  • Promote skill-building interventions in the KPK, newly merged FATA districts to reduce gaps and inequalities in the digital spaces.
 
  • Create a group of women rights defenders from the conflict zones of Pakistan, especially KPK and the Baluchistan region.