Growing together: Parental engagement in Pakistan
Since 2020, over 41,000 parents like Imtiaz in northern Pakistan have participated in training on topics like early childhood development.
Since 2020, over 41,000 parents like Imtiaz in northern Pakistan have participated in training on topics like early childhood development.
In Pakistan, women face significant barriers to entering the workforce, such as lack of access to education, training, and financial
Digital technology has transformed the ways we live and work, providing new pathways for social and economic opportunity. In Pakistan,
Cultural heritage provides a sense of belonging and continuity, connecting people with their past, and shaping their future. Hunza is
Digital technology has transformed the ways we live and work, providing new pathways for social and economic opportunity. But in
Duration: 2025-2027 Location: Pakistan Reach: 681,940 people (464,550 F, 217,390 M) Budget: $16.5 million CAD (Global Affairs Canada: $15 million; AKFC: $1.5 million) Description
In mountainous northern Pakistan, access to care is hindered by limited health facilities, inadequate transportation infrastructure, and sociocultural barriers —
This article was written by Sameer Somani and Amna Khan, members of AKFC’s Youth Advisory Committee, for Mental Health Week.
Madison Stadler-Rose worked at the Aga Khan Agency for Habitat in Pakistan as part of AKFC’s International Youth Fellowship program.