Samajhdaar Maan aur Ghrana
Overview
Strong families are the foundation of strong nations. Yet, in Pakistan, a gap in parenting skills, life management, and family support continues to affect family well-being and, ultimately, societal progress.
Samajhdar Maan aur Gharana (SMG) is designed for rural mothers — equipping them with skills in parenting, budgeting, grooming, health, nutrition, and communication. By strengthening mothers, we empower families, communities, and future generations.
The Problem
- A disconnect between individual well-being, family cohesion, and national progress.
- Lack of structured parenting education, leading to ineffective child-rearing practices.
- Limited exposure and education for rural mothers in critical areas such as health, nutrition, budgeting, and communication.
The Solution
- Provide training scholarships for rural mothers, fostering pride and dignity.
- Conduct life-skills workshops on parenting, nutrition, budgeting, health, and relationships.
- Mandatory male family participation (4th & 8th week) to ensure women receive home support.
- Build a curriculum blending modern research and Islamic teachings for effective parenting.
Our Mission
To empower mothers as agents of change who nurture healthier families, resilient communities, and a smarter Pakistan
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Intended Outcomes of the Project
- Mothers gain practical parenting and life skills.
- Families develop stronger financial, health, and communication habits.
- Fathers and male family members support women’s empowerment at home.
- Communities experience improved cohesion and child well-being.
Policy & Global Alignment
- Constitution (Article 25): State responsibility to take special measures for women and children.
- Quaid’s Vision: “No nation can rise to the height of glory unless your women are side by side with you.”
- SDGs: SDG 3 (Good Health & Well-Being), SDG 4 (Quality Education), SDG 5 (Gender Equality), SDG 16 (Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions)
