MADAWA WELFARE SOCIETY QUETTA
(Reg - RA - 1655)
SUPPORT & PROTECT THE CHILDREN
PROJECT DETAILS
Madawa Welfare Society is a Non-Government Organization and Non-Profit organization Lunched on August, 2015 which is working for the Humanity and especially working for the welfare, Education, etc. of Martyred Families, Poor, Needy persons of the Community in Quetta. it has come into the arena of social services with a firm zeal and fervor of helping the children of Poor, Needy and Martyred Families particularly in the field of Education, Health, Drug Abuse, Disable Persons of the Community, Cutting Sewing and Designing and Emergency relief Matters. Madawa welfare achieved Great Success in the lunching period mainly helping the Martyred Families to continue their education.
Professionally we are moving towards the service delivery and capacity building of the communities, which is prime motto of our mission in the community.
The fast changing society and world, with his new turned into a global village-provide human beings with lots of opportunities for study, work and experiments in the different fields of successful life in a short span of time. Keeping the serious problems of society, a few sympathetic educated individual and other humanists have laid the foundation of an organization under the name of Madawa Welfare Society and by Observance of progress in the other parts a team of qualified youth has started work in some areas of Quetta and out cities from Baluchistan through plate form of Madawa Welfare and soon become the voice of the poor, needy people. Madawa has got registration (RA-1655) in August, 2015 under the social welfare act of Government of Baluchistan. Main Objective of Madawa Welfare is to create and promote awareness among people about various social, Education, Health, Drug Abuse, Disable Persons of the Community, Cutting Sewing and Designing, Emergency relief Matters.
A large number of people in Pakistan, particularly Hazara people of Pakistan have undergone through the severe trauma and destruction of terrorism, forced Unemployment, and forced migration, disclosure of educational institutions and working environment. So far, until now terrorist have claimed approximately the precious lives of 2500 Hazara people, left 850 women widows, 800 Disabled persons and Hundreds of Children Orphan and helpless. The youngsters have been threatened and forced to leave their jobs and business and compelled forcibly to leave their home horns to find save and secure place in other cities of Pakistan and out countries on the way of migration.
Manawa’s Programs
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Women Empowerment
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Education and Technical Support
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Health and Para Medical Training
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Minorities & Child Protection
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Drug Abuse
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Disability Protection
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Annual Sports Festivals
Madawa Welfare Society Created Women Empowerment and Education From August, 2015.
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Establishment of Blood Bank to protect the lives of vulnerable communities.
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Help financially to the children of Martyred Families, poor, and needy families in encouragement of Education and Women Empowerment.
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Too create awareness on human rights in society particularly female and minorities concerned to access to justice through judiciary press and Media.
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To involved the youth in healthy activities (Sports) and safeguard the youth from drug abuse.
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Contributing towards the betterment of community especially women, child through skill development, health and education services to achieve their feature.
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Madawa's Successfully implemented the project " Sew Power and Education assistance for the Childrens of Martyred Familyies, Poor, Needy and Vulnerable Students of Community" in District Quetta.
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Madawa has planned in the coming days to support the poor, Needy, and Martyred Families Children in their Annual Uniform, Books, Note Books and School Fee.
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Madawa has planned in the days to Fight against the drug abusing young Youth of the society.
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Madawa has planned in the coming days to start the Painting Classes, Short Hand and Computer Classes.
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Madawa has planned in the coming days to Arrange annual Sports festivals in the society to make healthy environment.
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Madawa has planned in the coming days to look after the disable persons of the society to register with government.
Monitoring & Evaluation process of Madawa is to assessing systematically and objectively as possible the data and information gathered through three levels i.e. community, field officers and field observations.
The records of all activities down in projects site would be placed in field offices and head office and the frequently of collecting information and data would depend on the circumstances of the projects.
At community level field M&E officer with the coordination of community members and others stake holder would collect data and information then M&E manager would evaluate the collective data and information mostly related to progress for improvement or change in activities to achieve the targeted Goals and Objective. M&E monthly qualitative and quantitative reports would be shared with the donors and other stakeholders to keep a track record of all activities and generated a comprehensive annual report on the impact of changes in society.
Madawa Welfare Society Created Women Empowerment and Education from August, 2015 we simply did “Gives Back” campaigns to raise money for sewing and Education projects. But as things have progressed we felt the need to get more formal. So, formally, while Women Empowerment and Education is a stand-alone organization – it gets much of it’s support from Your Financial Support. Things like web-hosting, graphic art, photography, purse design, financial controls, office space, and management. It’s not a corporate foundation, or a family foundation, it’s a parallel organization. The best way to think about the relationship is that to Women Empowerment. We pick up the tab – its our treat! By doing the work of running Sew Powerful on the Community side of things – we are in essence donating the management of Women Empowerment, which enables the charity to have near zero overhead related to these types of expenses.
We are a Welfare Organization, so this fits within our core competency very well. Truth is, this doesn’t feel very much like charity to us, but of course, it is very charitable.
I realize there are probably two or three people that will read this entire post, but I felt like it was important for us to document our work and explain the program completely. Feel free to contact us via the contact form if you have questions, or leave them in the comment field below.
Madawa's Mission is to provide finical assistance to the Children of Martyred Families in order to help them and encourage Female to take part in social activities positive approach and healthy tendencies among the youth (male and Female). In the poorest communities women are frequently illiterate and don’t have access to training and education. They are also frequently the sole provider for their family. Everybody knows moms are often the hardest working people in the community, but economic opportunities are rare and working outside the home is next to impossible, even if they had a job opportunity. Sadly, those opportunities seldom ever come. So how do you help provide meaningful employment to a woman in this situation?
Entrepreneurial sewing & tailoring and Education is a perfect solution. The work can be done at home, when time permits, and the extra income can revolutionize a household budget. Additionally, sewing doesn’t require reading or writing – so literacy is not an issue. The simple provision of a sewing machine, and the training to use it, combined with sales and marketing training, truly can revolutionize a woman’s life. But it’s not just her life that is changed – it’s also the lives of her children and the entire community.
The problem is – the women never learn how to sew & sell within their own community. And aside from their own employment – the community isn’t ever impacted. The problem with this “charity export” model is that the aspiring seamstresses never identify the entrepreneurial options that will work within their local context. Additionally, the entire operation is dependent on the “charity exporter” finding ways to successfully sell the items. Usually they aren’t merchants with significant retail experience. And as we all know – retail is a brutal business and items quickly go into and out of vogue. In our view the “charity export” model is not the best way to empower women in an impoverished community.