SlideShare ist ein Scribd-Unternehmen logo
1 von 7
Downloaden Sie, um offline zu lesen
Foundation of Research & Community Empowerment
                        FRCE



                 Foundation of Research and Community Empowerment
Name of the
Organization:
Address:          B-26 Midland Bungalow near Sonhari book land near Naseem Nagar
                 Qasimabad Hyderabad
Mobile           0092-336-4067426/0092-301-8229829
Website          www.frce.org (under construction at present)
Email            foundationrce@gmail.com
Facebook..       http://www.facebook.com/frce.ngo.5
Twitter          https://twitter.com/
Google           https://www.google.com.pk/#hl=en&tbo=d&sclient=psy-
                 ab&q=+Foundation+of+Research+%26+Community+EmpowermentHead+&oq=+Foundation+of+Research+%26+C
                 ommunity+EmpowermentHead+&gs_l=hp.3...28955.29702.2.30833.1.1.0.0.0.0.177.177.0j1.1.0.les%3B..0.0...1c.1.6wWdUk
                 UsZrI&psj=1&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.r_qf.&fp=e6363559a50f72cc&bpcl=38897761&biw=1366&bih=673




Contact person   Rashid Ali
Legal Status     Registered under Societies Registered under Societies Registration Act, 1860
Profile of FRCE




Foundation of Research & Community Empowerment is not-for-profit, Non-Governmental, Non Religious
& Non-Political organization working in Sindh Pakistan Initially it was funded by the philanthropist in order
to attain its envisaged goal of alleviation poverty in the rural areas of Sindh FRCE has been created by the
efforts of a youth group of Sindh purely and actively working for improving and up lifting the people quality
of life by developing a support mechanism that can ensure the provision of social guidance to the communities
at the approachable level. Today the poverty poses most important development challenge in developing
countries like in Pakistan and specific province of Sindh, to address this pressing social, economical & political
issue, the participatory development approaches (PAR & PRA) has been selected as effective tools for
sustainable and long term development of Poorest and marginalized section of society. FRCE has taken the
challenge to playing proactive role in initiating the supplementing efforts for eradication poverty by increasing
livelihood options. FRCE is unique organization established in Hyderabad Sindh solely for the eradication of
poverty. Its innovative technique of social mobilization through PRA or PAR enables the poor to accesses, to
control or utilize most efficiently the resources meant for them. It is represented by the people who are
committed to social, political and economical change of the poor and believe that the strengthening and
empowerment of the poor is critical to the poverty alleviation, because the powerlessness and poverty are
almost synonymous. The pragmatic reality that the poor lack choice and control over the resources and right to
influence their future from the basis of their power less. FRCE development society has a well-experienced
implementation team and has at least 314 volunteers in across Sindh even Punjab province. It is successfully
achieving aims and objectives of organization in collaboration/support of different Philanthropist




FRCE Vision



 Save all living beings
FRCE Objectives


   1. To educate the people for adoption of the good norms of a good citizenship and to
       inculcate into the people's mind, ideals of national unity and To establish schools &
       libraries in needy communities for sustainable development.
   2. To work for uplifting the status of women in the society through poverty alleviation &
       gender development programs and enhancing gender equity by expanding women’s
       access to justice and women’s human rights.
   3. To propagate the need for tree plantation / pollution control and environmental
       awareness.
   4. To alleviate poverty through empowering poor people and increasing their access to
       income, opportunities.
   5. To provide help under health & nutrition services for women and children.
   6. To encourage young people through capacity building program to develop a
       healthier, safer lifestyle
   7. To publish newspaper, magazine, journals and to reproduce works of arts, literature,
       science, crafts and other allied works/collections of works of arts for instruction and
       imparting useful knowledge.
   8. To provide help to people suffering from Natural calamities and work for uplifting
       poor rural/village people for their overall development


Operational objectives/Thematic Areas


      Social Mobilization Program
      Education Program
      Youth Career Counselling Program
      Microfinance Program
      Advocacy program
      Health & hygiene Program
      Capacity building Program
      Disaster Management Program
FRCE Career Counselling Program
                                                              Pakistani youth is devoid of an
                                                              IDEAL to follow whereas we know
                                                              that almost half of the population
                                                              falls under the age of twenty
                                                              (56.5%).. They are lost in the search
                                                              of an individual whose line of they
                                                              follow will take them to success.
                                                              One more dilemma is that the youth
                                                              even being very energetic and
talented does not get the chance to display their inner talent. Joblessness, poverty and absence of
support from the government for increasing education level and its reach to the young generation.
Moreover some political parties are using
the energies of these very shining
youngsters by putting them on the line of
militancy and weapons.      In short the
young generation lacks clear guidance,
vision, leadership, education, monetary
support from government and a clear
path. Having analysed this FRCE has
started   Career   Counselling   program
through which hundreds of youth are trained and counselled by renowned personalities so that youth
make peaceful and prosperous Pakistan
FRCE Health Program
Pakistan is the 6th largest state of the world having a huge flux of population living in rural
and urban areas. The Federal Government of Pakistan after taking her due share from NFC
award promise to fulfill the four major objectives i.e. security, education, health and
sanitation. Unfortunately, only 1.5% of entire budget is allocated to health and sanitation
which is insufficient. Secondly, the sanitary conditions are deplorable and the stagnant water
absorbs 150 feet in the soil mixing up with clean water, which is spreading severe diseases.
Owing to this poor sanitary condition W.H.O projected the idea of oral polio vaccination. The
infrastructure is undeveloped. The basic health units in rural areas are not equipped enough to
better the falling health of rural populace. If there are well equipped hospitals, the availability
of doctors is not ensured. Glaringly, the quakes are performing in every nook and corner of
the country without any fear of accountability. The medicine companies are indulging in
minting money with the help of dishonest doctor, consequently killing many people. Less
attention is given to sterilize the tools and transfer of blood without disease. Because of the
religious myths and cultural barriers less attention is given to female health which results in
the increment of MMR and TMR. Focusing on the golden rule of “Health is wealth”, FRCE
taking appropriate measures for the betterment of health services in Pakistan. The awareness
programmes and medical camps are arranged to let the people know about the problems and
remedies.
FRCE Educational Program
Education is the corner stone of any successful nation. At the heart of most thriving global
economies lies a dynamic educational system which prepares their youth to compete with the
best in the world. There is no doubt that prosperity of nations now depends solely on the
intellectual quality of its human resource and investing in high quality education is
synonymous with investing in the future of a nation. Unfortunately, this aspect in Pakistan
has been ignored ever-since its independence. Quality education remains the prerogative of
children drawn from a thin layer of upper crust of Pakistani Society. 70% of our people living
in villages are totally deprived of any quality schooling and consequently can play little role
in national policies and its development. This educational apartheid, with a tiny little elite
perpetually dominating country’s social life, its polity and economy, is a sure recipe for social
conflicts between the masses and the elite. The current social and sectarian tension and resort
to fundamentalist tendencies by the youth, especially from remote and under-developed areas
are manifestation of the impact of prevailing archaic system of education for vast majority of
our youth in underprivileged areas. It was these harsh realities that motivated the Founder of
FRCE Mr.Kaleemullah to make a beginning towards educating and grooming the brightest
children from rural areas in the hope that these children will one day become role models for
their communities by emerging as high class citizens who can demonstrate quality leadership
in diverse fields Having analyzed it FRCE has started to open schools in a different slum area
of Sindh province and providing free of the cost education to children of poor and
marginalized communities of the country, FRCE has not only opened schools but also has
appointed teacher in governments schools where was no any government appointed teacher.
FRCE Advocacy Program

FRCE ever believe that Advocacy consists of organized efforts, highlighting critical issues
that have been ignored or submerged and FRCE working with the FRCE friends to create
Awareness, Career counselling, importance of education, health and reproductive health,,
Crime & Safety, Human Rights, Labour, Peace, Security and Communal Harmony,
Population, Justice and Law, Right to Information, Culture, Social Welfare, and Social
Entrepreneurship.

Weitere ähnliche Inhalte

Mehr von Frce Ngo

Frce capacity & sustainable development program
Frce capacity & sustainable development programFrce capacity & sustainable development program
Frce capacity & sustainable development programFrce Ngo
 
Frce capacity & sustainable development
Frce capacity & sustainable developmentFrce capacity & sustainable development
Frce capacity & sustainable developmentFrce Ngo
 
Frce advocacy & campaign program
Frce advocacy & campaign programFrce advocacy & campaign program
Frce advocacy & campaign programFrce Ngo
 
Frce advocacy & campaign program
Frce advocacy & campaign programFrce advocacy & campaign program
Frce advocacy & campaign programFrce Ngo
 
Frce research report on violence against women
Frce research report on violence against womenFrce research report on violence against women
Frce research report on violence against womenFrce Ngo
 
Frce research report on karo kari issue in sindh
Frce research report on karo kari issue in sindhFrce research report on karo kari issue in sindh
Frce research report on karo kari issue in sindhFrce Ngo
 
Frce research on problems of pakistani children reported through media
Frce research on problems of pakistani children reported through mediaFrce research on problems of pakistani children reported through media
Frce research on problems of pakistani children reported through mediaFrce Ngo
 
Frce educational campaign in pakistan
Frce educational campaign in pakistanFrce educational campaign in pakistan
Frce educational campaign in pakistanFrce Ngo
 
Frce brochure
Frce brochureFrce brochure
Frce brochureFrce Ngo
 
Frce research report on violence against women
Frce research report on violence against womenFrce research report on violence against women
Frce research report on violence against womenFrce Ngo
 
Frce research report on karo kari issue in sindh
Frce research report on karo kari issue in sindhFrce research report on karo kari issue in sindh
Frce research report on karo kari issue in sindhFrce Ngo
 
Frce research on problems of pakistani children reported through media
Frce research on problems of pakistani children reported through mediaFrce research on problems of pakistani children reported through media
Frce research on problems of pakistani children reported through mediaFrce Ngo
 
Frce educational campaign in pakistan
Frce educational campaign in pakistanFrce educational campaign in pakistan
Frce educational campaign in pakistanFrce Ngo
 
Frce brochure
Frce brochureFrce brochure
Frce brochureFrce Ngo
 
Frce research report on violence against women
Frce research report on violence against womenFrce research report on violence against women
Frce research report on violence against womenFrce Ngo
 
Frce research report on karo kari issue in sindh
Frce research report on karo kari issue in sindhFrce research report on karo kari issue in sindh
Frce research report on karo kari issue in sindhFrce Ngo
 
Frce research on problems of pakistani children reported through media
Frce research on problems of pakistani children reported through mediaFrce research on problems of pakistani children reported through media
Frce research on problems of pakistani children reported through mediaFrce Ngo
 
Frce educational campaign in pakistan
Frce educational campaign in pakistanFrce educational campaign in pakistan
Frce educational campaign in pakistanFrce Ngo
 
Frce brochure
Frce brochureFrce brochure
Frce brochureFrce Ngo
 
FRCE Research on Problems of Pakistani Children reported through Media
FRCE Research on Problems of Pakistani Children reported through MediaFRCE Research on Problems of Pakistani Children reported through Media
FRCE Research on Problems of Pakistani Children reported through MediaFrce Ngo
 

Mehr von Frce Ngo (20)

Frce capacity & sustainable development program
Frce capacity & sustainable development programFrce capacity & sustainable development program
Frce capacity & sustainable development program
 
Frce capacity & sustainable development
Frce capacity & sustainable developmentFrce capacity & sustainable development
Frce capacity & sustainable development
 
Frce advocacy & campaign program
Frce advocacy & campaign programFrce advocacy & campaign program
Frce advocacy & campaign program
 
Frce advocacy & campaign program
Frce advocacy & campaign programFrce advocacy & campaign program
Frce advocacy & campaign program
 
Frce research report on violence against women
Frce research report on violence against womenFrce research report on violence against women
Frce research report on violence against women
 
Frce research report on karo kari issue in sindh
Frce research report on karo kari issue in sindhFrce research report on karo kari issue in sindh
Frce research report on karo kari issue in sindh
 
Frce research on problems of pakistani children reported through media
Frce research on problems of pakistani children reported through mediaFrce research on problems of pakistani children reported through media
Frce research on problems of pakistani children reported through media
 
Frce educational campaign in pakistan
Frce educational campaign in pakistanFrce educational campaign in pakistan
Frce educational campaign in pakistan
 
Frce brochure
Frce brochureFrce brochure
Frce brochure
 
Frce research report on violence against women
Frce research report on violence against womenFrce research report on violence against women
Frce research report on violence against women
 
Frce research report on karo kari issue in sindh
Frce research report on karo kari issue in sindhFrce research report on karo kari issue in sindh
Frce research report on karo kari issue in sindh
 
Frce research on problems of pakistani children reported through media
Frce research on problems of pakistani children reported through mediaFrce research on problems of pakistani children reported through media
Frce research on problems of pakistani children reported through media
 
Frce educational campaign in pakistan
Frce educational campaign in pakistanFrce educational campaign in pakistan
Frce educational campaign in pakistan
 
Frce brochure
Frce brochureFrce brochure
Frce brochure
 
Frce research report on violence against women
Frce research report on violence against womenFrce research report on violence against women
Frce research report on violence against women
 
Frce research report on karo kari issue in sindh
Frce research report on karo kari issue in sindhFrce research report on karo kari issue in sindh
Frce research report on karo kari issue in sindh
 
Frce research on problems of pakistani children reported through media
Frce research on problems of pakistani children reported through mediaFrce research on problems of pakistani children reported through media
Frce research on problems of pakistani children reported through media
 
Frce educational campaign in pakistan
Frce educational campaign in pakistanFrce educational campaign in pakistan
Frce educational campaign in pakistan
 
Frce brochure
Frce brochureFrce brochure
Frce brochure
 
FRCE Research on Problems of Pakistani Children reported through Media
FRCE Research on Problems of Pakistani Children reported through MediaFRCE Research on Problems of Pakistani Children reported through Media
FRCE Research on Problems of Pakistani Children reported through Media
 

Ngo frce profile Pakistan

  • 1. Foundation of Research & Community Empowerment FRCE Foundation of Research and Community Empowerment Name of the Organization: Address: B-26 Midland Bungalow near Sonhari book land near Naseem Nagar Qasimabad Hyderabad Mobile 0092-336-4067426/0092-301-8229829 Website www.frce.org (under construction at present) Email foundationrce@gmail.com Facebook.. http://www.facebook.com/frce.ngo.5 Twitter https://twitter.com/ Google https://www.google.com.pk/#hl=en&tbo=d&sclient=psy- ab&q=+Foundation+of+Research+%26+Community+EmpowermentHead+&oq=+Foundation+of+Research+%26+C ommunity+EmpowermentHead+&gs_l=hp.3...28955.29702.2.30833.1.1.0.0.0.0.177.177.0j1.1.0.les%3B..0.0...1c.1.6wWdUk UsZrI&psj=1&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.r_qf.&fp=e6363559a50f72cc&bpcl=38897761&biw=1366&bih=673 Contact person Rashid Ali Legal Status Registered under Societies Registered under Societies Registration Act, 1860
  • 2. Profile of FRCE Foundation of Research & Community Empowerment is not-for-profit, Non-Governmental, Non Religious & Non-Political organization working in Sindh Pakistan Initially it was funded by the philanthropist in order to attain its envisaged goal of alleviation poverty in the rural areas of Sindh FRCE has been created by the efforts of a youth group of Sindh purely and actively working for improving and up lifting the people quality of life by developing a support mechanism that can ensure the provision of social guidance to the communities at the approachable level. Today the poverty poses most important development challenge in developing countries like in Pakistan and specific province of Sindh, to address this pressing social, economical & political issue, the participatory development approaches (PAR & PRA) has been selected as effective tools for sustainable and long term development of Poorest and marginalized section of society. FRCE has taken the challenge to playing proactive role in initiating the supplementing efforts for eradication poverty by increasing livelihood options. FRCE is unique organization established in Hyderabad Sindh solely for the eradication of poverty. Its innovative technique of social mobilization through PRA or PAR enables the poor to accesses, to control or utilize most efficiently the resources meant for them. It is represented by the people who are committed to social, political and economical change of the poor and believe that the strengthening and empowerment of the poor is critical to the poverty alleviation, because the powerlessness and poverty are almost synonymous. The pragmatic reality that the poor lack choice and control over the resources and right to influence their future from the basis of their power less. FRCE development society has a well-experienced implementation team and has at least 314 volunteers in across Sindh even Punjab province. It is successfully achieving aims and objectives of organization in collaboration/support of different Philanthropist FRCE Vision Save all living beings
  • 3. FRCE Objectives 1. To educate the people for adoption of the good norms of a good citizenship and to inculcate into the people's mind, ideals of national unity and To establish schools & libraries in needy communities for sustainable development. 2. To work for uplifting the status of women in the society through poverty alleviation & gender development programs and enhancing gender equity by expanding women’s access to justice and women’s human rights. 3. To propagate the need for tree plantation / pollution control and environmental awareness. 4. To alleviate poverty through empowering poor people and increasing their access to income, opportunities. 5. To provide help under health & nutrition services for women and children. 6. To encourage young people through capacity building program to develop a healthier, safer lifestyle 7. To publish newspaper, magazine, journals and to reproduce works of arts, literature, science, crafts and other allied works/collections of works of arts for instruction and imparting useful knowledge. 8. To provide help to people suffering from Natural calamities and work for uplifting poor rural/village people for their overall development Operational objectives/Thematic Areas  Social Mobilization Program  Education Program  Youth Career Counselling Program  Microfinance Program  Advocacy program  Health & hygiene Program  Capacity building Program  Disaster Management Program
  • 4. FRCE Career Counselling Program Pakistani youth is devoid of an IDEAL to follow whereas we know that almost half of the population falls under the age of twenty (56.5%).. They are lost in the search of an individual whose line of they follow will take them to success. One more dilemma is that the youth even being very energetic and talented does not get the chance to display their inner talent. Joblessness, poverty and absence of support from the government for increasing education level and its reach to the young generation. Moreover some political parties are using the energies of these very shining youngsters by putting them on the line of militancy and weapons. In short the young generation lacks clear guidance, vision, leadership, education, monetary support from government and a clear path. Having analysed this FRCE has started Career Counselling program through which hundreds of youth are trained and counselled by renowned personalities so that youth make peaceful and prosperous Pakistan
  • 5. FRCE Health Program Pakistan is the 6th largest state of the world having a huge flux of population living in rural and urban areas. The Federal Government of Pakistan after taking her due share from NFC award promise to fulfill the four major objectives i.e. security, education, health and sanitation. Unfortunately, only 1.5% of entire budget is allocated to health and sanitation which is insufficient. Secondly, the sanitary conditions are deplorable and the stagnant water absorbs 150 feet in the soil mixing up with clean water, which is spreading severe diseases. Owing to this poor sanitary condition W.H.O projected the idea of oral polio vaccination. The infrastructure is undeveloped. The basic health units in rural areas are not equipped enough to better the falling health of rural populace. If there are well equipped hospitals, the availability of doctors is not ensured. Glaringly, the quakes are performing in every nook and corner of the country without any fear of accountability. The medicine companies are indulging in minting money with the help of dishonest doctor, consequently killing many people. Less attention is given to sterilize the tools and transfer of blood without disease. Because of the religious myths and cultural barriers less attention is given to female health which results in the increment of MMR and TMR. Focusing on the golden rule of “Health is wealth”, FRCE taking appropriate measures for the betterment of health services in Pakistan. The awareness programmes and medical camps are arranged to let the people know about the problems and remedies.
  • 6. FRCE Educational Program Education is the corner stone of any successful nation. At the heart of most thriving global economies lies a dynamic educational system which prepares their youth to compete with the best in the world. There is no doubt that prosperity of nations now depends solely on the intellectual quality of its human resource and investing in high quality education is synonymous with investing in the future of a nation. Unfortunately, this aspect in Pakistan has been ignored ever-since its independence. Quality education remains the prerogative of children drawn from a thin layer of upper crust of Pakistani Society. 70% of our people living in villages are totally deprived of any quality schooling and consequently can play little role in national policies and its development. This educational apartheid, with a tiny little elite perpetually dominating country’s social life, its polity and economy, is a sure recipe for social conflicts between the masses and the elite. The current social and sectarian tension and resort to fundamentalist tendencies by the youth, especially from remote and under-developed areas are manifestation of the impact of prevailing archaic system of education for vast majority of our youth in underprivileged areas. It was these harsh realities that motivated the Founder of FRCE Mr.Kaleemullah to make a beginning towards educating and grooming the brightest children from rural areas in the hope that these children will one day become role models for their communities by emerging as high class citizens who can demonstrate quality leadership in diverse fields Having analyzed it FRCE has started to open schools in a different slum area of Sindh province and providing free of the cost education to children of poor and marginalized communities of the country, FRCE has not only opened schools but also has appointed teacher in governments schools where was no any government appointed teacher.
  • 7. FRCE Advocacy Program FRCE ever believe that Advocacy consists of organized efforts, highlighting critical issues that have been ignored or submerged and FRCE working with the FRCE friends to create Awareness, Career counselling, importance of education, health and reproductive health,, Crime & Safety, Human Rights, Labour, Peace, Security and Communal Harmony, Population, Justice and Law, Right to Information, Culture, Social Welfare, and Social Entrepreneurship.