CURRENT PARTNERS
- Kindermissionswerk (KMW) 2018- Ongoing
- MISEREOR 2000- Ongoing
- OXFAM (Oxford committee for Famine relief) 2022-Ongoing
LIST OF PREVIOUS PROJECTS
Name of Project
Name of Donor/Partner
Project Description
Strengthening Role of Gypsy Communities in the conservation of Biological Diversity
UNDP/GEP
This project was implemented to preserve the indigenous knowledge of traditional treatment of different diseases with natural herbs and preserve this way of treatment by Gypsies.
Education Program for Gypsy Girls
US-Aid
This project was implemented to promote Girl education because this area is very ignored in this community. GODH started this project in 2 different locations to educate 70 girls.
CCWR Lahore voter education
Aurat Foundation
That was a campaign to educate voters, agents and candidates.
Basic Education and Health program for Gypsies
MISEREOR
We are implementing this project for the promotion of basic health and education (non formal) of gypy children. We provide them these facilities in their community.
Rehabilitation and Re-integration of Street working children in Chakwal
Plan International(Pakistan)
Established Drop in Centre to aware street children on life skill based education, self-protection, and reunified them with their families.
Early Recovery and Restoration of Flood affected of Mianwali
UNDP
Raise awareness among communities to get prepare and prevent for emergencies and distribute cash grants, lifesaving kits, livelihood equipment like carts, goats etc. for their survival and recover their loss.
Gender Based violence and Protection of women Rights
The Asia Foundation
In this project capacitate women in different trades like singing, dancing, stitching, and dancing as per their interests for better livelihood and income generation.
Children Street Project
Save the Children
This project is implementing to raise awareness among street living, street living with families and street working children on life skills based education, basic literacy and numeracy, about their rights, self-protection, birth registration and reunification with their families if they want.
Education program for Gypsy Children
Action Aid
Established non formal education centers to educate girls and boys and mainstream in government setup.
Non Formal Education
Punjab Education Foundation
Established 5 non formal schools to educate children in different slums of Lahore.
Advocacy campaign for women friendly spaces- Gender equity program
USAID
Create women friendly spaces and healthy environment in Industries/cooperate sector and Bar association. Empower chamber of commerce and bar association on gender sensitive issues, sexual harassment act.
Forging Civil Society Action Against Child domestic Labor to Combat the Gender Disadvantage.
Global March Against Child Labor
In this project we are making efforts to banned domestic child labor, make them legislations and ensure the implementation of existing legislations with the collaboration of law agencies and parliamentarians and civil societies.
Education program for Gypsy Children
Maria Haleena Foundation
Primary School strengthening Program
Trust of voluntary Organizations
In this project adopt running school and provide furniture and fixture, capacitate teachers for better teaching, and made schools child friendly.
Learn Without Fear(Campaign)
Plan International
Raise awareness among children, teachers, parents to eliminate corporal punishment and its drawbacks.
We Can and END Violence Against women
South Asia Partnership Pakistan
Sensitize girls as well as boys to ensure the rights of women and eliminate the violence against women and gender biases.
AAWAZ& Accountability Program
South Asia Partnership Pakistan
Sensitize community on grass root level, give them voice and make accountable to ensure the service delivery for public.
20-20 Campaign
Save the Children
This campaign was on child protection bill in 5 districts of Punjab.
Each One Teach One
LUMS
Sponsorship program for gypsy children
Empowering Gypsy Women to have their basic Legal Rights
DAI
Sensitized gypsy women and communities for having their legal rights