Education: Education is a powerful tool in the fight against poverty, the reduction of gender inequalities and transforming communities. Education is the most valuable asset that anyone can get. It is a fundamental and universal right. Pakistan spends only 2.4% GDP on education. At national level, 89% education expenditure comprises of current expenses such as teachers’ salaries, while only 11% comprises of development expenditure which is not sufficient to raise quality of education. According to UNESCO, more than 4.5 million girls are out of school in Pakistan. Major factors that hinder enrolment rates of girls are poverty, cultural constraints, illiteracy of parents and parental concerns about safety and mobility of their daughters.We particularly focus on girls education awareness, drop out childen and adult education.

Health: Health care situation in Pakistan is alarming. The main reason is poverty and the other is unawareness about health care issues. People due to unawareness usually try to cure different kind of diseases with homemade medicine or more then it they go to Hakeems for traditional medicines. Mostly people prefer take medicines for temperature cough and flu without consulting any doctor. In European countries people can not take medicine from the store without a doctors prescription. Government of Pakistan has also not made such impressive efforts to people's health as it should be a government priority. We focus on preventive care awareness campaigns , immunization, reproductive health issues, free medical camps as well as malnutrition, mothers and children health, water and sanitation.