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empowering  women  in  pakistan

Women's Empowerment Programme is working  to empower women in disparaged communities, in rural Sindh Pakistan. Most women in these communities have never seen a school due to cultural pressures that does not allow a girl to go out of their village, and due to a lack of local school makes it even harder to access education. In many cases according to custom and tradition, girls are forced to become child brides which completely deprives girls and women of their rights.
Women's Empowerment Programme (WEP) is working to change that through reaching out to rural women, raising awareness about the importance of education, and providing them with opportunities of training, advocacy, and counseling that enables them to believe in themselves, believe in education, and makes them a role model of change in their communities. 

Women's  empowerment  programme  training

 initially in 2013  85 Women Empowerment Groups (WEGs) were established through Women's Empowerment Programme (WEP). 

​Through this programme, 1088 women were provided trainings on various topics such as girl’s education, health & sanitation, saving and expenditure, income generation, decision-making skills, harmful effects of early marriage and disaster risk reduction (DRR). 
Currently there are 68 WEG groups.

WATCH HOW REEMA'S LIFE IS TRANSFORMED THROUGH WEP

Reema's Story (Women's Empowerment Programme) from Primary Education Project (PEP) on Vimeo.


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      • Female Adult Literacy Education
      • Women & Small Businesses
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      • Aflateen for Teens >
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