Our History

Joint UN program (UNDP, ILO, FAO, UNIDO) for livelihood recovery in Mansehra and Muzaffarabad. WRC provided mobile phone repairing, professional chef, heavy machinery, and construction trades training.

Education Foundation program supporting 100 schools across 10 districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Activities included school infrastructure improvement, teacher training, and educational material provision.

European Union funded 48-month program promoting gender equality and women empowerment through capacity building, awareness campaigns, and economic empowerment initiatives.

In collaboration with GIZ, this program provided vocational skills training to youth in market-relevant trades including construction, IT, and renewable energy. The program enhanced employability and economic opportunities.

Funded by the World Bank, CHIP aimed to support climate-resilient agricultural practices and improve livelihoods for 60,000 farming households across Pakistan. The project focused on sustainable agriculture, water management, and community resilience building.

Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund CSO grant for institutional strengthening, enhancing organizational capacity, governance systems, and project management capabilities.

In partnership with IGNITE, this project promoted digital literacy and technology access in underserved communities. Activities included computer training, internet awareness campaigns, and establishment of digital centers.

Emergency flood response operation supported by UNOCHA providing life-saving assistance including shelter, food, clean water, and medical care to flood-affected populations across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

STEM education initiative introducing artificial intelligence and robotics to students through hands-on workshops, coding camps, and competition events.

Japan International Cooperation Agency supported flood preparedness program enhancing community resilience through early warning systems, disaster preparedness training, and emergency response capacity building.

WRC collaborated with SMEDA to organize the Pak-Australia Business Forum, facilitating trade partnerships and business linkages between Pakistani and Australian enterprises. The forum brought together over 200 participants from both countries.

International Medical Corps funded vocational training program providing 150 beneficiaries with skills in healthcare support, community health, and emergency response.

Integrated settlement upgrading and social support for Afghan refugees across 12 settlements in Karachi. The project improved WASH services, established 12 Community Development Committees, delivered vocational training to 800 beneficiaries, and provided 300 livelihood micro-grants.

Zakat Foundation America capacity building program strengthening local partner organizations across 8 districts through institutional development, project management, and financial systems training.

Islamic Relief Pakistan WASYLA project providing vocational skills training and career counseling for youth in Rawalpindi and Islamabad, with market placement facilitation.

Islamic Relief funded vocational skills training for women enhancing employability through advanced tailoring skills in rural Peshawar.

Muslim Hands funded comprehensive health screening program covering 62 schools in Lahore and Kasur districts, providing medical checkups, vision testing, and health awareness sessions.

Zakat Foundation America Qurbani project distributing sacrificial meat across 8 districts in KP, Punjab, Sindh, and Balochistan. Activities included procurement, slaughtering, packing, and distribution to 20,000+ families.

Joint venture between WRC and MS Systems (Pvt.) Ltd funded by Indus Hospital & Health Network for training healthcare providers across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Joint venture between WRC and Askari Institute of Technology (AIT) implementing 28 vocational trades including construction, heavy machinery, IT, and hospitality. Registered with Skill Development Council KP.

IFES funded registration of 13,000 National Identity Cards in Peshawar, Mansehra, Lower Dir, and Charsadda districts under the Pakistan Fair Representation Program.

Pakistan Red Crescent Society partnership with Manahil Engineering for construction of a 4-storey commercial and clinical plaza at Dabgari Gardens, Peshawar under Build-Operate-Transfer model. The project includes 90 shops, 87 clinics, and parking for 130 vehicles.