The Abaseen Foundation is a charity developing health, education and research in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (formerly the North West Frontier Province), Pakistan. We also provide humanitarian relief when natural disasters occur.
The Abaseen Foundation has been delivering projects in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa since 2002. Please help us continue our work by donating regularly through a Standing Order. This method of giving provides regular income with which the charity can plan ahead.
£10 per month can provide a life changing opportunity to extremely marginalised children. This is the difference between poverty and a brighter future. 50p per day = £15 a month or 33p per day = £10 a month – please give what you can to support these children.
This project will provide hundreds of migrant child labourers in the Brick Kilns around Peshawar in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, North West Pakistan with £100 to cover the cost of school enrolment —including school supplies, fees, uniforms, shoes and transport—so they can attend school at Abaseen Foundation managed schools.
The information from this project will be used to develop healthcare education messages such as importance of vaccination, healthy eating during pregnancy, benefits of breast feeding. The quantitative data will be used to lever local funds for the development of a nutrition support clinic for mothers and infants in this community.
The primary objective of this project is to generate understanding about the mechanisms of the Jirga system as a culturally embedded route for community engagement and explore its potential for community engagement in research.
The students, mostly children of the brick kiln workers, and inhabitants of the underdeveloped Baghbanan village in the suburbs of the provincial metropolis are uncertain about the future as two development projects spread over three years would end in June 2013.
Three key people from the Abaseen Foundation Pakistan will join us this year for our Annual Dinner at the Sultan Restaurant on Tuesday 29th May. This will be a very special evening for us as it is our tenth anniversary and we will be remembering William as this will be our first Annual Dinner without him. Please do come and join us.
Tickets are £20 each and are available from Helen Bingley, 01524 770832 or by posting the tear off slip below to Forge House, Forge Mill, Caton, Lancaster, LA2 9NB
Contact us if you would like to be included in this years event
A 25 mile circular challenge walk, the Three Peaks of Yorkshire will start and finish at Horton-in-Ribblesdale, visiting the three highest peaks in Yorkshire - Pen-y-ghent (691m), Whernside (728m), and Ingleborough (723m) - in that order. The total distance is just less than 25 miles.
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