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HOPE for Suffering Humanity (HSH) is a voluntary, non-government, non-profitable and non-political organization. We are registered under society's registration Act 1860. We are working to promote and protect human rights. Human rights are the core agenda of Hope. We believe human rights exist to affirm the dignity of every person. All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. We offer education, training, and health facilities to those in need. We provide legal assistance to victims of human rights. We mainly emphasize women’s development. We make people aware of their basic rights and help them to become active member of their community. “If you become aware of something, you can get rid of it very easily. If you are not aware of it, it remains with you". Our vision is to empower and enable people to end suffering. Hope is striving to provide opportunities, encouragement, training and motivation to those in the most hopeless and helpless situation. Since its inception, HOPE has served over 1000 individuals in the province of Punjab. We are focusing on community development through quality education, necessary training and better health facilities. We train women and men, equipping them with the skills, methods and knowledge needed to take self-reliant actions to improve their lives and conditions in their communities. We organize people into self-help groups to gain a stronger voice.
HOPE: Where hopelessness is not an option and happiness is a gift received through self-recognition of interests, values, abilities and healthy living.
 
 Mr. Naveed Asif delivering lecture-----Participants of seminar on Human Rights Day (December, 10)
Advocates and representatives of NGO's addressed the seminar on Human Rights Day organized by Hope NGO at Faisalabad (Punjab), Pakistan
Hope for Suffering Humanity and WESLEYAN Church Pakistan's Joint Effort to uplifting the helpless women
at Gojra--

Purpose: Enable a poor women or a widow to buy one sewing machine and help her overcome poverty. Widows often have a very difficult standing in Pakistan, as many of them are no longer provided by the families of their husbands and only few of them get pensions. We supply a cash gift for 80 of the poorest widows in our area who no longer get any support from their families.
Total Donated Amount: 400,000 Pakistan Rupee = 4,801.34 US Dollar
Amount Donated to Each Person: 5,000 Pakistan Rupee = 60.01680 US Dollar
Upcoming Event: International Women’s Day 8th March 2012 Celebrations Once a year we organize a special day for widows and under privileged women, where they get a special meal, an entertaining, encouraging programme and a new piece of clothing.
Future Plan: At the moment we are planning to build an Old-Age-Care- Center where widows (male and female) will be accommodated during the day. There, we want to offer needy old people food, medical help, clothes and a daily routine.
International Women's Day 8th March - Those nations prosper where women have rights. Where they are educated and think for themselves and lead creative lives.
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