In STEP vocational training, Azra is now part of the sewing group. She was already able to sew the most beautiful front pieces of embroidery at home and soon, she will be producing dresses in the upcoming incubator phase as one of the most naturally skilled of the group.
Looking forward, we have our ears to the ground, to listen to the community and discern a path of hope into the future.
Working in partnership with local education institutions, more than 2,000 students go through various parts of the life skills program each year.
Operation Mercy’s partner organisation has worked to develop a monitoring and evaluation program to ensure its programmes are pursuing professional excellence
“Recently I completed my master’s degree in mathematics. I give all the credit to the Scholarship Program that has always stood behind me from kindergarten to university education.
In remote, seminomadic communities in Pakistan, the school year used to come to a halt during the seasonal migrations. Children missed out on up to seven months of education,
“Where did you learn gratitude? It seems that your teacher is teaching you some moral matters.”
The quality of training and product in all areas was professional; the standard had been raised.
After forgiving, Enam no longer desires to take revenge and now even prays for her former husband.
“When we have the breaks in the training programme, some of the boys catch me and want to talk about how things are going at home.
In STEP vocational training, Azra is now part of the sewing group. She was already able to sew the most beautiful front pieces of embroidery at home and soon,
The STEP program helps women from the north side of the city literally take a step and to move forward together with others.
We are seeing a breakthrough in understanding that all deserve to have an opportunity to access education.
Sher Azam is a community leader who supports public projects among the shepherd people in remote villages in northern Pakistan, including making improvements to education in village schools.
Sharif* grew up in a very conservative village. He was bullied at school by students and teachers. His family had heard of our partner’s Scholarship Program and their partnership with the local center to provide housing and support for students just like him.
One school director partner has been a pathfinder for Operation Mercy´s youth dimension of STEP in the toughest neighborhood in the city.
Another commented that no one talks to the young men about sexual education, and this was enlightening for them.
The STEP class of this year has been a story of new beginnings.
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