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Recent Activities |
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Some of the activities that have recently
been undertaken by PFOWA |
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PFOWA Partnerships: Briefing the Diplomatic Corps
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Confronting a National Calamity:
PFOWA Flood Relief |
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 PFOWA
and the diplomatic community of Islamabad are like two wings of a bird. The two
have for long flown together to achieve the common objectives of welfare, promoting
social and cultural understanding and fostering friendship. ... Read More |
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1. Charsadda
2. Medicines for AAJ TV
3. Muslimabad
4. Thatta |
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PFOWA Milestones: Sajawal Homes, Sindh |
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Sajawal Elementary: Donation by Pak Navy |
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 Since
the devastating floods of 2010 that affected over 10 million Pakistanis, a large
portion of PFOWA’s resources and activities have been directed towards addressing
the calamity. In the initial phases, PFOWA teamed up with other civil society organizations
to bring relief to hundreds of affected families... Read More |
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 Sometimes
you don’t have to seek destiny; destiny seeks you. The deluge of 2010 that ravaged
Singh’s Thatta District, not only displaced hundreds of families, but also washed
away the dream of hundreds of children to one day become a doctor, an engineer,
or a pilot.
... Read More |
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Reaching out to the Tsunami Affectees in Japan |
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Annual Charity Bazar & Parade of Nations |
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 On
11 march 2011, an unprece-dented calamity hit Japan. The 9.0 magnitude earthquake,
the largest in Japanese history, triggered a massive tsunami, devastating vast tracts
of coastal Japan, displacing several thousand people and taking away many lives.
The pain and suffering of this tragedy was acutely felt in Pakistan, which has itself
suffered large scale natural disasters in... Read More |
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 A delightful inaugural ceremony, titled ‘the Parade of Nations’ preceded the opening
of the Bazaar. The ceremony was inaugurated by the wife of the Prime Minister, Mrs.
Fozia Yusuf Raza Gilani, and attended by over five hundred dignitaries including
Ambassadors, high officials as well as a broad spectrum of Islamabad’s citizenry.
... Read More |
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