RS Welfare Foundation
RS Welfare Foundation is a non-government, non-profit & non-political organization started its journey from one of the remotest areas of Province Punjab in District Narowal for the social and economic uplift of deprived, neglected, oppressed communities above the caste, creed, religion and other group boundaries. Organization was established in 2010, we registered under Regulation & Control Ordinance 1961.
Our education program is playing a dynamic role to educate the children living in the remotest rural areas of Pakistan. RSWF development solutions are based on inclusive approaches that equality addresses the root causes of non-literacy and engages all the vulnerable groups to unlocking and exploring their potential for a sustainable change.
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RS Welfare Foundation’s mission is to deal with the fundamental basis of poverty and discrimination so that all people can benefit from their basic human rights. These initiatives are distinguished by massive diversity: emergency relief, health, education, economic development, agriculture, natural resource management, peace building and governance across both rural and urban settings.
RS Welfare Foundation incorporates the cross-cutting themes into its programming and project activities, as a holistic approach to sustainable development.
• Gender equality
• Child and youth rights
• Inter-Faith Harmony
• Stakeholder participation
• Advocacy, Networking & linkages
• Sustainability
We are community focused organization we evolve the poor communities in planning and implementation of all the development and advocacy programs.
The resources at our disposal are not our own. We are truthful to the purpose for which the resources are given and manage them in an account able manner that brings maximum benefit to the poor.
Our mission is to empower the low-income communities by mobilizing them to transform their lives through equitable and sustainable use of resources without any discrimination against social origin, sex, race, caste and religion.
We are committed to ending non-literacy by providing both capacity and opportunities for the poor and low-income communities, reducing intra- and inter-sectoral inequalities to reasonable levels.