Aman Pasha
Gujrat
A community-based initiative by Al Mustafa Welfare Trust is making a meaningful impact in rural Punjab, as its Industrial Home School in Tanda village, District Gujrat, emerges as a beacon of hope for young girls seeking skills and independence.
The centre is not only equipping girls with practical stitching and vocational skills but also fostering confidence and self-reliance, enabling them to step towards a more secure and independent future.
The project was recently visited by Managing Director Nusrat Saleem and Head of Media and Public Relations Nawaz Kharl, who reviewed the progress of the initiative and interacted with students.
During the visit, certificates were distributed among the girls who successfully completed their training, marking an important milestone in their journey towards economic empowerment. The visiting delegation also encouraged the students to apply their skills in practical life and continue striving for personal and professional growth.
Organisers highlighted that the initiative goes beyond skill development, aiming to lay the foundation for a brighter and more dignified future for young women in underserved communities.
The visit concluded with moments of celebration and optimism, reflecting the transformative power of education and vocational training in changing lives.
