"Usman Saqib Zuberi with Courtesy of Aga Khan Trust for Culture + 24 Category: Institute, Community Assistant Architect: Mohtasim Rehman, Waseem Jamal, Hamza Munir Awan Lead Draftsman: Awais Arshad More SpecsLess Specs Usman Saqib Zuberi with Courtesy of Aga Khan Trust for Culture Text description provided by the architects. Vision Pakistan Welfare Trust (registered 2007) provides a second chance to marginalized youth (16+), especially non-literate low-income males of Ghauri Town, Islamabad. Funded through Zakat, it offers a 1-year program including meals, tailoring skills,"
"Text description provided by the architects. Vision Pakistan Welfare Trust (registered 2007) provides a second chance to marginalized youth (16+), especially non-literate low-income males of Ghauri Town, Islamabad. Funded through Zakat, it offers a 1-year program including meals, tailoring skills, literacy (Urdu, math, bookkeeping), life skills (critical thinking, time management, gender sensitivity, self-awareness), daily chores, and basic Islamic education. The goal is social independence and economic self-sufficiency."
Vision Pakistan Welfare Trust, registered in 2007, provides a second chance to marginalized youth aged 16 and above, focusing on non-literate low-income males from Ghauri Town, Islamabad. The trust operates a one-year, Zakat-funded program that supplies daily meals and vocational training in tailoring alongside foundational literacy in Urdu, mathematics, and bookkeeping. The curriculum incorporates life skills such as critical thinking, time management, gender sensitivity, and self-awareness, as well as daily chores and basic Islamic education. Program outcomes target social independence and economic self-sufficiency through practical skill development and personal development.
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