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INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUNDThe HELP (Health and Education and Livelihood Promoters) is a Non-Sectarian, NonPolitical and Not-for-Profit, humanitarian organization in Balochsitan, established by agroup of dynamic professionals.

With a population of more than 13 million people, Balochistan province is the biggestyet most neglected province of Pakistan, most of its inhabitants suffer from the lack ofinfrastructure and basic needs like clean drinking water, health and education.

HELP has been established with the aim to improve the living conditions of poorpeople through provision of healthcare and educational facilities at their door stepswith support of philanthropists.

MISSION:

To brighten and enlighten the lives of the poor people by giving them access to basicnecessities and facilities in Balochistan.

VISION:

To stabilize & uplift the lives of individuals through improvement of health, support ofbasic education and empowerment of livelihood regardless of their race and religion.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES:

1. Open healthcare centers and mobile health units2. Provide free consultancy and medicine to underprivileged by organizing medical

camps3. Provide clean drinking water to poor communities4. Strengthening basic education system in Balochistan by renovating schools5. Providing portable solar powered lights in areas with no access to electricity6. Organize workshops, seminars and symposium for medical, educational and

livelihood empowerment

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INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUNDThe HELP (Health and Education and Livelihood Promoters) is a Non-Sectarian, NonPolitical and Not-for-Profit, humanitarian organization in Balochsitan, established by agroup of dynamic professionals.

With a population of more than 13 million people, Balochistan province is the biggestyet most neglected province of Pakistan, most of its inhabitants suffer from the lack ofinfrastructure and basic needs like clean drinking water, health and education.

HELP has been established with the aim to improve the living conditions of poorpeople through provision of healthcare and educational facilities at their door stepswith support of philanthropists.

MISSION:

To brighten and enlighten the lives of the poor people by giving them access to basicnecessities and facilities in Balochistan.

VISION:

To stabilize & uplift the lives of individuals through improvement of health, support ofbasic education and empowerment of livelihood regardless of their race and religion.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES:

1. Open healthcare centers and mobile health units2. Provide free consultancy and medicine to underprivileged by organizing medical

camps3. Provide clean drinking water to poor communities4. Strengthening basic education system in Balochistan by renovating schools5. Providing portable solar powered lights in areas with no access to electricity6. Organize workshops, seminars and symposium for medical, educational and

livelihood empowerment

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INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUNDThe HELP (Health and Education and Livelihood Promoters) is a Non-Sectarian, NonPolitical and Not-for-Profit, humanitarian organization in Balochsitan, established by agroup of dynamic professionals.

With a population of more than 13 million people, Balochistan province is the biggestyet most neglected province of Pakistan, most of its inhabitants suffer from the lack ofinfrastructure and basic needs like clean drinking water, health and education.

HELP has been established with the aim to improve the living conditions of poorpeople through provision of healthcare and educational facilities at their door stepswith support of philanthropists.

MISSION:

To brighten and enlighten the lives of the poor people by giving them access to basicnecessities and facilities in Balochistan.

VISION:

To stabilize & uplift the lives of individuals through improvement of health, support ofbasic education and empowerment of livelihood regardless of their race and religion.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES:

1. Open healthcare centers and mobile health units2. Provide free consultancy and medicine to underprivileged by organizing medical

camps3. Provide clean drinking water to poor communities4. Strengthening basic education system in Balochistan by renovating schools5. Providing portable solar powered lights in areas with no access to electricity6. Organize workshops, seminars and symposium for medical, educational and

livelihood empowerment

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THEMATIC AND GEOGRAPHICAL AREA OF WORK:

Our core working area for social work is entire Balochistan

VALUES/CULTURE:

Help Balochistan provides ethical, accessible and high quality healthcare, basiceducation and livelihood empowerment that meet the needs and expectations of poorand needy communities of Balochistan. It depicts outstanding work environment thatfosters motivation and commitment in our staff, enabling leadership that improves thehealth, strengthen basic education and livelihood of the poor people in region.

The training of the staff is done in the respective categories to carry out programs andassigned missions to ensure complete transparency, good governance and managementpractices to attain self-support in developing nation environment.

We provide a mix of practical support, education and health promotion that aims tochange poor health behavior into positive behaviors.

We enrich lives and increase people’s choices and possibilities for realizing theirpotentials. We work with, and in support of the community-from the idea for aprogram to the implantation of the program.

SOURCE OF INCOME:

a) Grants in aidb) Donations from corporate and individual philanthropists

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THEMATIC AND GEOGRAPHICAL AREA OF WORK:

Our core working area for social work is entire Balochistan

VALUES/CULTURE:

Help Balochistan provides ethical, accessible and high quality healthcare, basiceducation and livelihood empowerment that meet the needs and expectations of poorand needy communities of Balochistan. It depicts outstanding work environment thatfosters motivation and commitment in our staff, enabling leadership that improves thehealth, strengthen basic education and livelihood of the poor people in region.

The training of the staff is done in the respective categories to carry out programs andassigned missions to ensure complete transparency, good governance and managementpractices to attain self-support in developing nation environment.

We provide a mix of practical support, education and health promotion that aims tochange poor health behavior into positive behaviors.

We enrich lives and increase people’s choices and possibilities for realizing theirpotentials. We work with, and in support of the community-from the idea for aprogram to the implantation of the program.

SOURCE OF INCOME:

a) Grants in aidb) Donations from corporate and individual philanthropists

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THEMATIC AND GEOGRAPHICAL AREA OF WORK:

Our core working area for social work is entire Balochistan

VALUES/CULTURE:

Help Balochistan provides ethical, accessible and high quality healthcare, basiceducation and livelihood empowerment that meet the needs and expectations of poorand needy communities of Balochistan. It depicts outstanding work environment thatfosters motivation and commitment in our staff, enabling leadership that improves thehealth, strengthen basic education and livelihood of the poor people in region.

The training of the staff is done in the respective categories to carry out programs andassigned missions to ensure complete transparency, good governance and managementpractices to attain self-support in developing nation environment.

We provide a mix of practical support, education and health promotion that aims tochange poor health behavior into positive behaviors.

We enrich lives and increase people’s choices and possibilities for realizing theirpotentials. We work with, and in support of the community-from the idea for aprogram to the implantation of the program.

SOURCE OF INCOME:

a) Grants in aidb) Donations from corporate and individual philanthropists

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MAJOR ORGANIZATIONAL & PROGRAMMED ACHIEVEMENTS

Free Medical CampsHELP Balochistan manages to conduct two free medical camps every month in different areasof Balochistan. The team of HELP along with qualified doctors & medical staff visits theimpoverished and desolated areas of Balochistan in order to provide medical services to thepeople free of cost.

Up till now, HELP has conducted a number of medical camps in Sinjavi, Kawas, DHQ HospitalZiarat, Hanna Urak, Panchpai, Samali and Qambrani. The estimated patients to be treated perday was kept 200 – 250 but the people who have been bereft of any medical resources in theirareas fled to our camps more than expected. We are now attending over 500 patients each dayat the camps.

With the great efforts of HELP Balochistan’s team of doctors and support staff, we manage tofacilitate all the beneficiaries effectively.

The ailments that are being treated at the camps are:

Women Gynae, Anxiety, Depression, High BP

Children Diarrhea, Mal-nutrition, Respiratory Diseases (Pneumonia, ChestInfection, Protein Infection)

Men Hepatitis B,C, Anxiety, High BP, Depression, Lung Infection,Asthma, Skin and Eye Infection

*With each family come 3-4 children. Approximately, 250-300 children are attended and treated at acamp; rest are adults.

Doctors accompanying HELP at the camps:

Dr. Amir Muhammad Khan Jogezai Child SpecialistDr. Zahid Orthopedic SurgeonDr. Safia Haider GynecologistDr. Nadia GynecologistDr. Irfan Child SpecialistDr. Shabir Ahmed Dental Surgeon

Dr. Jhanzaib Dental Surgeon

Dr. Niamat Urologist

Dr. Palwasha Gynecologist

Dr. Shahjahan General Physician

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MAJOR ORGANIZATIONAL & PROGRAMMED ACHIEVEMENTS

Free Medical CampsHELP Balochistan manages to conduct two free medical camps every month in different areasof Balochistan. The team of HELP along with qualified doctors & medical staff visits theimpoverished and desolated areas of Balochistan in order to provide medical services to thepeople free of cost.

Up till now, HELP has conducted a number of medical camps in Sinjavi, Kawas, DHQ HospitalZiarat, Hanna Urak, Panchpai, Samali and Qambrani. The estimated patients to be treated perday was kept 200 – 250 but the people who have been bereft of any medical resources in theirareas fled to our camps more than expected. We are now attending over 500 patients each dayat the camps.

With the great efforts of HELP Balochistan’s team of doctors and support staff, we manage tofacilitate all the beneficiaries effectively.

The ailments that are being treated at the camps are:

Women Gynae, Anxiety, Depression, High BP

Children Diarrhea, Mal-nutrition, Respiratory Diseases (Pneumonia, ChestInfection, Protein Infection)

Men Hepatitis B,C, Anxiety, High BP, Depression, Lung Infection,Asthma, Skin and Eye Infection

*With each family come 3-4 children. Approximately, 250-300 children are attended and treated at acamp; rest are adults.

Doctors accompanying HELP at the camps:

Dr. Amir Muhammad Khan Jogezai Child SpecialistDr. Zahid Orthopedic SurgeonDr. Safia Haider GynecologistDr. Nadia GynecologistDr. Irfan Child SpecialistDr. Shabir Ahmed Dental Surgeon

Dr. Jhanzaib Dental Surgeon

Dr. Niamat Urologist

Dr. Palwasha Gynecologist

Dr. Shahjahan General Physician

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MAJOR ORGANIZATIONAL & PROGRAMMED ACHIEVEMENTS

Free Medical CampsHELP Balochistan manages to conduct two free medical camps every month in different areasof Balochistan. The team of HELP along with qualified doctors & medical staff visits theimpoverished and desolated areas of Balochistan in order to provide medical services to thepeople free of cost.

Up till now, HELP has conducted a number of medical camps in Sinjavi, Kawas, DHQ HospitalZiarat, Hanna Urak, Panchpai, Samali and Qambrani. The estimated patients to be treated perday was kept 200 – 250 but the people who have been bereft of any medical resources in theirareas fled to our camps more than expected. We are now attending over 500 patients each dayat the camps.

With the great efforts of HELP Balochistan’s team of doctors and support staff, we manage tofacilitate all the beneficiaries effectively.

The ailments that are being treated at the camps are:

Women Gynae, Anxiety, Depression, High BP

Children Diarrhea, Mal-nutrition, Respiratory Diseases (Pneumonia, ChestInfection, Protein Infection)

Men Hepatitis B,C, Anxiety, High BP, Depression, Lung Infection,Asthma, Skin and Eye Infection

*With each family come 3-4 children. Approximately, 250-300 children are attended and treated at acamp; rest are adults.

Doctors accompanying HELP at the camps:

Dr. Amir Muhammad Khan Jogezai Child SpecialistDr. Zahid Orthopedic SurgeonDr. Safia Haider GynecologistDr. Nadia GynecologistDr. Irfan Child SpecialistDr. Shabir Ahmed Dental Surgeon

Dr. Jhanzaib Dental Surgeon

Dr. Niamat Urologist

Dr. Palwasha Gynecologist

Dr. Shahjahan General Physician

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NOTABLE NAMES WHO ACKNOWLEDGED AND JOINED US IN THIS CAUSE:

1. Assistant commissioner Sinjavi; Mr. Waqar Younus inaugurated the medical camp2. Dr. Muhabbat Khan3. Tehseeldar Sher Muhammad Khan4. Former Governor Balochistan & Patron-in-chief HELP Balochistan, Sardar Gul Muhammad

Khan Jogezi also visited & remained there whole day during the camp, he appreciated theefforts.

Some aggregates of the medical camps

Camp Month Year No. of patientstreated Area

1 August 2016 613 DHQ Hospital, Ziarat

2 September 2016 710 Basic Health Unit Kawas –Ziarat District

3 September 2016 1255 Tehsil Head Quarters,Sanjavi – Ziarat District

4 November 2016 662 Basic Health Unit, HannaUrak

5 November 2016 534 Rural Health Centre,Panchpai

6 August 2017 463 Samali

7 August 2017 432 Qambrani

8 February 2018 562 Dukki

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NOTABLE NAMES WHO ACKNOWLEDGED AND JOINED US IN THIS CAUSE:

1. Assistant commissioner Sinjavi; Mr. Waqar Younus inaugurated the medical camp2. Dr. Muhabbat Khan3. Tehseeldar Sher Muhammad Khan4. Former Governor Balochistan & Patron-in-chief HELP Balochistan, Sardar Gul Muhammad

Khan Jogezi also visited & remained there whole day during the camp, he appreciated theefforts.

Some aggregates of the medical camps

Camp Month Year No. of patientstreated Area

1 August 2016 613 DHQ Hospital, Ziarat

2 September 2016 710 Basic Health Unit Kawas –Ziarat District

3 September 2016 1255 Tehsil Head Quarters,Sanjavi – Ziarat District

4 November 2016 662 Basic Health Unit, HannaUrak

5 November 2016 534 Rural Health Centre,Panchpai

6 August 2017 463 Samali

7 August 2017 432 Qambrani

8 February 2018 562 Dukki

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NOTABLE NAMES WHO ACKNOWLEDGED AND JOINED US IN THIS CAUSE:

1. Assistant commissioner Sinjavi; Mr. Waqar Younus inaugurated the medical camp2. Dr. Muhabbat Khan3. Tehseeldar Sher Muhammad Khan4. Former Governor Balochistan & Patron-in-chief HELP Balochistan, Sardar Gul Muhammad

Khan Jogezi also visited & remained there whole day during the camp, he appreciated theefforts.

Some aggregates of the medical camps

Camp Month Year No. of patientstreated Area

1 August 2016 613 DHQ Hospital, Ziarat

2 September 2016 710 Basic Health Unit Kawas –Ziarat District

3 September 2016 1255 Tehsil Head Quarters,Sanjavi – Ziarat District

4 November 2016 662 Basic Health Unit, HannaUrak

5 November 2016 534 Rural Health Centre,Panchpai

6 August 2017 463 Samali

7 August 2017 432 Qambrani

8 February 2018 562 Dukki

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SPONSORS OF THE CAMPS

ASSOCIATE PARTNERS OF THE CAMPS

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SPONSORS OF THE CAMPS

ASSOCIATE PARTNERS OF THE CAMPS

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SPONSORS OF THE CAMPS

ASSOCIATE PARTNERS OF THE CAMPS

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PICTURES OF MEDICAL CAMP 2018

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Provision of Solar LanternsLIGHT OF HOPE: Giving light to the dark lives!

80% of Balochistan’s population lives in complete darkness as they do not have access toelectricity! With no proper supply of electricity, clean drinking water and healthy livingenvironment, the coal-miners and their families undergo each minute as a torment.

Since the installation of the power-houses for electricity is out of the question for these remoteareas, as a powerhouse would require maintenance and these people consistently move fromone place to another.

We are determined to lessen the desolation of the poor people by providing them alternativemeans of light! HELP has initiated this project for distributing solar powered, rechargeablelights to the households which have no access to electricity.

Areas where HELP is active:

PHASE 1: Completed

PHASE II: In process

Area benefitted: Six villages in LoralaiBeneficiaries: Approximately 460

Area to be benefitted: Surange, Chamalang, DukiBeneficiaries: Approximately 4600

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Provision of Solar LanternsLIGHT OF HOPE: Giving light to the dark lives!

80% of Balochistan’s population lives in complete darkness as they do not have access toelectricity! With no proper supply of electricity, clean drinking water and healthy livingenvironment, the coal-miners and their families undergo each minute as a torment.

Since the installation of the power-houses for electricity is out of the question for these remoteareas, as a powerhouse would require maintenance and these people consistently move fromone place to another.

We are determined to lessen the desolation of the poor people by providing them alternativemeans of light! HELP has initiated this project for distributing solar powered, rechargeablelights to the households which have no access to electricity.

Areas where HELP is active:

PHASE 1: Completed

PHASE II: In process

Area benefitted: Six villages in LoralaiBeneficiaries: Approximately 460

Area to be benefitted: Surange, Chamalang, DukiBeneficiaries: Approximately 4600

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Provision of Solar LanternsLIGHT OF HOPE: Giving light to the dark lives!

80% of Balochistan’s population lives in complete darkness as they do not have access toelectricity! With no proper supply of electricity, clean drinking water and healthy livingenvironment, the coal-miners and their families undergo each minute as a torment.

Since the installation of the power-houses for electricity is out of the question for these remoteareas, as a powerhouse would require maintenance and these people consistently move fromone place to another.

We are determined to lessen the desolation of the poor people by providing them alternativemeans of light! HELP has initiated this project for distributing solar powered, rechargeablelights to the households which have no access to electricity.

Areas where HELP is active:

PHASE 1: Completed

PHASE II: In process

Area benefitted: Six villages in LoralaiBeneficiaries: Approximately 460

Area to be benefitted: Surange, Chamalang, DukiBeneficiaries: Approximately 4600

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EDUCATIONSCHOOL PROJECT: REPAIR & RENOVATION:

The state of education in Balochistan is in extreme jeopardy; morethan 1.8 million children of ages between 5 – 16 years are out ofschools. As the area lacks opportunities and there is not much focuson improving the condition of schools and their maintenance, mostof the buildings of schools in barren mountainous areas aredecaying.

The biggest challenge for students and administrations is to copewith the harsh weather in winters as the temperature in these areascan fall below -5°C (23°F) and the schools do not even have desksfor students but rather have thin jute sheets spread across the floorsof the rooms for them to sit on in extreme cold. These classroomshave no proper doors or windows that could stop the breeze andcold from coming in as providing heating systems is not possible atthe moment because of absence of gas and electricity in the areaswhich is why parents are reluctant to send their children to school.

Many of the schools do not even have bathrooms and those who have; they are not in thecondition to be used. The provision of clean drinking water is very rare in the schools. All thesefactors having a negative impact on the development of students ‘cognitive skills; as a result,they show poor performance in studies and most of them drop out of schools.

HELP strives to tackle this alarming situation by adopting such schools and renovating them fortwo reasons; firstly, to create favorable conditions at schools in which students can learn andperform efficiently and continue their education. Secondly, to persuade more children to attendschool and gain education.

The ghost schools, adopted by HELP that needed to be refurnished and restructured are:

Iqra Taleem-ul-Quran English Medium School, Killi Jumma, in Jinnah Town Quetta Iqra Bait-ul-Islam middle school, Killi Shabo Govt. Primary Girls School, Killi Zangiwal Jogezai, Loralai Govt. Boys Middle School, Killi Zangiwal Jogezai, Loralai Iqra public School, Khanozai Jabal e Noor School, Pathan Kote, Loralai

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EDUCATIONSCHOOL PROJECT: REPAIR & RENOVATION:

The state of education in Balochistan is in extreme jeopardy; morethan 1.8 million children of ages between 5 – 16 years are out ofschools. As the area lacks opportunities and there is not much focuson improving the condition of schools and their maintenance, mostof the buildings of schools in barren mountainous areas aredecaying.

The biggest challenge for students and administrations is to copewith the harsh weather in winters as the temperature in these areascan fall below -5°C (23°F) and the schools do not even have desksfor students but rather have thin jute sheets spread across the floorsof the rooms for them to sit on in extreme cold. These classroomshave no proper doors or windows that could stop the breeze andcold from coming in as providing heating systems is not possible atthe moment because of absence of gas and electricity in the areaswhich is why parents are reluctant to send their children to school.

Many of the schools do not even have bathrooms and those who have; they are not in thecondition to be used. The provision of clean drinking water is very rare in the schools. All thesefactors having a negative impact on the development of students ‘cognitive skills; as a result,they show poor performance in studies and most of them drop out of schools.

HELP strives to tackle this alarming situation by adopting such schools and renovating them fortwo reasons; firstly, to create favorable conditions at schools in which students can learn andperform efficiently and continue their education. Secondly, to persuade more children to attendschool and gain education.

The ghost schools, adopted by HELP that needed to be refurnished and restructured are:

Iqra Taleem-ul-Quran English Medium School, Killi Jumma, in Jinnah Town Quetta Iqra Bait-ul-Islam middle school, Killi Shabo Govt. Primary Girls School, Killi Zangiwal Jogezai, Loralai Govt. Boys Middle School, Killi Zangiwal Jogezai, Loralai Iqra public School, Khanozai Jabal e Noor School, Pathan Kote, Loralai

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EDUCATIONSCHOOL PROJECT: REPAIR & RENOVATION:

The state of education in Balochistan is in extreme jeopardy; morethan 1.8 million children of ages between 5 – 16 years are out ofschools. As the area lacks opportunities and there is not much focuson improving the condition of schools and their maintenance, mostof the buildings of schools in barren mountainous areas aredecaying.

The biggest challenge for students and administrations is to copewith the harsh weather in winters as the temperature in these areascan fall below -5°C (23°F) and the schools do not even have desksfor students but rather have thin jute sheets spread across the floorsof the rooms for them to sit on in extreme cold. These classroomshave no proper doors or windows that could stop the breeze andcold from coming in as providing heating systems is not possible atthe moment because of absence of gas and electricity in the areaswhich is why parents are reluctant to send their children to school.

Many of the schools do not even have bathrooms and those who have; they are not in thecondition to be used. The provision of clean drinking water is very rare in the schools. All thesefactors having a negative impact on the development of students ‘cognitive skills; as a result,they show poor performance in studies and most of them drop out of schools.

HELP strives to tackle this alarming situation by adopting such schools and renovating them fortwo reasons; firstly, to create favorable conditions at schools in which students can learn andperform efficiently and continue their education. Secondly, to persuade more children to attendschool and gain education.

The ghost schools, adopted by HELP that needed to be refurnished and restructured are:

Iqra Taleem-ul-Quran English Medium School, Killi Jumma, in Jinnah Town Quetta Iqra Bait-ul-Islam middle school, Killi Shabo Govt. Primary Girls School, Killi Zangiwal Jogezai, Loralai Govt. Boys Middle School, Killi Zangiwal Jogezai, Loralai Iqra public School, Khanozai Jabal e Noor School, Pathan Kote, Loralai

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RENOVATION OF IQRA TALEEM UL QURAN ENGLISH MEDIUM SCHOOL

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RENOVATION OF GOVT. BOYS MIDDLE SCHOOL LORALAI

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RENOVATION OF GOVT. BOYS MIDDLE SCHOOL LORALAI

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RENOVATION OF GOVT. BOYS MIDDLE SCHOOL LORALAI

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Ration Distribution & Iftar Dinner

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Activities under the Banner of HELPMEETING WITH EX-GOVERNOR OF BALOCHISTAN

HELP Patron in Chief and Ex-Governor of BalochistanSardar Gul Muhammad Khan Jogezai hosted a dinner at FC Mess Loralai.

MEETING WITH DEPUTY GM SSGC

Mr. Salman Siddiqui Deputy GM, Corporate Communication SSGC visitedHELP office and committed to renovate two schools in Quetta.

MEETING WITH EVP/HEAD CSR NBP

CEO HELP meeting with Muhammad Mohsin Furqan (EVP/Head CSR) of National Bank.NBP is an ardent supporter of HELP’s projects.

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Activities under the Banner of HELPMEETING WITH EX-GOVERNOR OF BALOCHISTAN

HELP Patron in Chief and Ex-Governor of BalochistanSardar Gul Muhammad Khan Jogezai hosted a dinner at FC Mess Loralai.

MEETING WITH DEPUTY GM SSGC

Mr. Salman Siddiqui Deputy GM, Corporate Communication SSGC visitedHELP office and committed to renovate two schools in Quetta.

MEETING WITH EVP/HEAD CSR NBP

CEO HELP meeting with Muhammad Mohsin Furqan (EVP/Head CSR) of National Bank.NBP is an ardent supporter of HELP’s projects.

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Activities under the Banner of HELPMEETING WITH EX-GOVERNOR OF BALOCHISTAN

HELP Patron in Chief and Ex-Governor of BalochistanSardar Gul Muhammad Khan Jogezai hosted a dinner at FC Mess Loralai.

MEETING WITH DEPUTY GM SSGC

Mr. Salman Siddiqui Deputy GM, Corporate Communication SSGC visitedHELP office and committed to renovate two schools in Quetta.

MEETING WITH EVP/HEAD CSR NBP

CEO HELP meeting with Muhammad Mohsin Furqan (EVP/Head CSR) of National Bank.NBP is an ardent supporter of HELP’s projects.

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HELP CEO INVITED BY I-CARE

HELP CEO invited by I-Care at the function for celebrating tenth anniversary of I-Care in 2017.We are proud to be registered with I-Care as they will be bridging

the gap between HELP and international donors.

MEETING WITH CHAIRMAN OF CHANNEL 92

Mian Mohammad Hanif Chairman of Channel 92 with Dr. Jogezai in Faisalabad .

MEETING WITH CEO TRACKER PAKISTAN LTD.

Mr. Jamil Yousuf, CEO Tracker Pakistan Limited being briefed about HELP & its programs.

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HELP CEO INVITED BY I-CARE

HELP CEO invited by I-Care at the function for celebrating tenth anniversary of I-Care in 2017.We are proud to be registered with I-Care as they will be bridging

the gap between HELP and international donors.

MEETING WITH CHAIRMAN OF CHANNEL 92

Mian Mohammad Hanif Chairman of Channel 92 with Dr. Jogezai in Faisalabad .

MEETING WITH CEO TRACKER PAKISTAN LTD.

Mr. Jamil Yousuf, CEO Tracker Pakistan Limited being briefed about HELP & its programs.

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HELP CEO INVITED BY I-CARE

HELP CEO invited by I-Care at the function for celebrating tenth anniversary of I-Care in 2017.We are proud to be registered with I-Care as they will be bridging

the gap between HELP and international donors.

MEETING WITH CHAIRMAN OF CHANNEL 92

Mian Mohammad Hanif Chairman of Channel 92 with Dr. Jogezai in Faisalabad .

MEETING WITH CEO TRACKER PAKISTAN LTD.

Mr. Jamil Yousuf, CEO Tracker Pakistan Limited being briefed about HELP & its programs.

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MEETING WITH EVP/CSR DUBAI ISLAMIC BANK

Mr Wamiq Rizvi (EVP/CSR) Dubai Islamic Bank meeting withHELP team for collaboration on the upcoming projects.

RADIO MEDIA PARTNERSHIP WITH APNA KARACHI FM107

Apna Karachi FM 107 is now HELP – Balochistan’s Official Media Partner as we have recentlysigned an MoU with them.

Chief Executive HELP, Prof. Dr. Amir Muhammad Khan Jogezai in a meeting with MarketingManager Apna Karachi FM107, Ms. Anam Idrees

MEETING WITH CHAIRMAN, COWASJEE FOUNDATION

Prof. Dr. Amir Muhammad Khan Jogezai with ChairmanCowasjee Foundation, Mr. Cyrus R. Cowasjee

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MEETING WITH EVP/CSR DUBAI ISLAMIC BANK

Mr Wamiq Rizvi (EVP/CSR) Dubai Islamic Bank meeting withHELP team for collaboration on the upcoming projects.

RADIO MEDIA PARTNERSHIP WITH APNA KARACHI FM107

Apna Karachi FM 107 is now HELP – Balochistan’s Official Media Partner as we have recentlysigned an MoU with them.

Chief Executive HELP, Prof. Dr. Amir Muhammad Khan Jogezai in a meeting with MarketingManager Apna Karachi FM107, Ms. Anam Idrees

MEETING WITH CHAIRMAN, COWASJEE FOUNDATION

Prof. Dr. Amir Muhammad Khan Jogezai with ChairmanCowasjee Foundation, Mr. Cyrus R. Cowasjee

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MEETING WITH EVP/CSR DUBAI ISLAMIC BANK

Mr Wamiq Rizvi (EVP/CSR) Dubai Islamic Bank meeting withHELP team for collaboration on the upcoming projects.

RADIO MEDIA PARTNERSHIP WITH APNA KARACHI FM107

Apna Karachi FM 107 is now HELP – Balochistan’s Official Media Partner as we have recentlysigned an MoU with them.

Chief Executive HELP, Prof. Dr. Amir Muhammad Khan Jogezai in a meeting with MarketingManager Apna Karachi FM107, Ms. Anam Idrees

MEETING WITH CHAIRMAN, COWASJEE FOUNDATION

Prof. Dr. Amir Muhammad Khan Jogezai with ChairmanCowasjee Foundation, Mr. Cyrus R. Cowasjee

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FM SHOW ON RADIO PAKISTAN

Prof. Dr. Amir Muhammad Khan Jogezai with RJ Noor during ashow at Radio Pakistan

MEETING WITH DIRECTOR GENERAL, WWF

Prof. Dr. Amir Muhammad Khan Jogezai in a discussion withDirector General WWF, Mr. Hammad Naqi Khan at HELP Head Office.

MEETING WITH DEPUTY GM CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS, SSGC

Prof. Dr. Amir Muhammad Khan Jogezai with MR. Salman Siddiqui,Deputy General Manager – Corporate Communications, SSGC

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FM SHOW ON RADIO PAKISTAN

Prof. Dr. Amir Muhammad Khan Jogezai with RJ Noor during ashow at Radio Pakistan

MEETING WITH DIRECTOR GENERAL, WWF

Prof. Dr. Amir Muhammad Khan Jogezai in a discussion withDirector General WWF, Mr. Hammad Naqi Khan at HELP Head Office.

MEETING WITH DEPUTY GM CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS, SSGC

Prof. Dr. Amir Muhammad Khan Jogezai with MR. Salman Siddiqui,Deputy General Manager – Corporate Communications, SSGC

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FM SHOW ON RADIO PAKISTAN

Prof. Dr. Amir Muhammad Khan Jogezai with RJ Noor during ashow at Radio Pakistan

MEETING WITH DIRECTOR GENERAL, WWF

Prof. Dr. Amir Muhammad Khan Jogezai in a discussion withDirector General WWF, Mr. Hammad Naqi Khan at HELP Head Office.

MEETING WITH DEPUTY GM CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS, SSGC

Prof. Dr. Amir Muhammad Khan Jogezai with MR. Salman Siddiqui,Deputy General Manager – Corporate Communications, SSGC

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MEETING WITH CEO RESHAM TEXTILES

Prof. Dr. Amir Muhammad Khan Jogezai with CEO,Resham Textiles, Mr. Arshad Saeed

MEETING WITH CEO, HOT FM 105

Prof. Dr. Jogezai along with CEO Hot FM 105, Mr. Zulfiqar Ali Shahand Pashto RJ, Ms. Shabana Arzoo at their Karachi studios.

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MEETING WITH CEO RESHAM TEXTILES

Prof. Dr. Amir Muhammad Khan Jogezai with CEO,Resham Textiles, Mr. Arshad Saeed

MEETING WITH CEO, HOT FM 105

Prof. Dr. Jogezai along with CEO Hot FM 105, Mr. Zulfiqar Ali Shahand Pashto RJ, Ms. Shabana Arzoo at their Karachi studios.

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MEETING WITH CEO RESHAM TEXTILES

Prof. Dr. Amir Muhammad Khan Jogezai with CEO,Resham Textiles, Mr. Arshad Saeed

MEETING WITH CEO, HOT FM 105

Prof. Dr. Jogezai along with CEO Hot FM 105, Mr. Zulfiqar Ali Shahand Pashto RJ, Ms. Shabana Arzoo at their Karachi studios.

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Our Supporters:

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Our Supporters:

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Our Supporters:

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CORPORATE DIRECTORY:

HELP Balochistan’s Board Members

Sardar Gul Muhammad Khan Jogezai Chairman

Dr. Amir Muhammad Khan Jogezai CEO & President

Dr. Zakiya Amir Vice President

Ms. Roheen Amir Member

Dr. Tufail Muhammad Khan Member

Prof. Ayesha Mehnaz Member

Prof. Naeem Zaffar Member

Sardar Sikandar Hayat Jogezai Member

Dr. Muhammad Hashim Khan Member

Ms. Nazli Naheed Member

BANK:

Summit Bank Ltd.Regal Chowk, M.A Jinnah Road, Quetta

AUDITORS:

A.G. Habib & Co. (Chartered Accountants)

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CORPORATE DIRECTORY:

HELP Balochistan’s Board Members

Sardar Gul Muhammad Khan Jogezai Chairman

Dr. Amir Muhammad Khan Jogezai CEO & President

Dr. Zakiya Amir Vice President

Ms. Roheen Amir Member

Dr. Tufail Muhammad Khan Member

Prof. Ayesha Mehnaz Member

Prof. Naeem Zaffar Member

Sardar Sikandar Hayat Jogezai Member

Dr. Muhammad Hashim Khan Member

Ms. Nazli Naheed Member

BANK:

Summit Bank Ltd.Regal Chowk, M.A Jinnah Road, Quetta

AUDITORS:

A.G. Habib & Co. (Chartered Accountants)

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CORPORATE DIRECTORY:

HELP Balochistan’s Board Members

Sardar Gul Muhammad Khan Jogezai Chairman

Dr. Amir Muhammad Khan Jogezai CEO & President

Dr. Zakiya Amir Vice President

Ms. Roheen Amir Member

Dr. Tufail Muhammad Khan Member

Prof. Ayesha Mehnaz Member

Prof. Naeem Zaffar Member

Sardar Sikandar Hayat Jogezai Member

Dr. Muhammad Hashim Khan Member

Ms. Nazli Naheed Member

BANK:

Summit Bank Ltd.Regal Chowk, M.A Jinnah Road, Quetta

AUDITORS:

A.G. Habib & Co. (Chartered Accountants)

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HELP Head Office:

AB – 362, Near I.T. University, SamunglyTown, Quetta

HELP Regional Office:

5th Floor, Office no. 508, Business Centre,Shahrah-e-Faisal, Karachi

Website: www.help-balochistan.orgContact: (+92) 333-0271816-17

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HELP Head Office:

AB – 362, Near I.T. University, SamunglyTown, Quetta

HELP Regional Office:

5th Floor, Office no. 508, Business Centre,Shahrah-e-Faisal, Karachi

Website: www.help-balochistan.orgContact: (+92) 333-0271816-17

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HELP Head Office:

AB – 362, Near I.T. University, SamunglyTown, Quetta

HELP Regional Office:

5th Floor, Office no. 508, Business Centre,Shahrah-e-Faisal, Karachi

Website: www.help-balochistan.orgContact: (+92) 333-0271816-17