KASB Football Stitching Centre

Empowering Women, Transforming Lives

In Pakistan, women make up nearly half the population, yet their participation in the workforce remains alarmingly low at 21.4% as of recent statistics. Many women, particularly in rural and underprivileged areas, face significant barriers to earning a livelihood, including limited access to education, skills training, and financial independence.

The MTJ Foundation’s KASB Football Stitching Centre is an initiative designed to address these challenges by empowering women with the skills and opportunities needed to become financially independent and support their families with dignity.

It provides a learning space for women to overcome barriers, enhance skills, and achieve financial independence. With a focus on creating change agents in communities, the initiative aims to empower individuals for a better future.

MTJ Foundation’s Kasb Vocational Training Institute seeks to uplift men and women in impoverished communities, offering skill-based programs that foster self-sustainability and economic empowerment.

The Need for Women Empowerment in Pakistan

Women in Pakistan often face cultural, social, and economic barriers that prevent them from participating fully in the workforce.
Key Statistics:

  • Only 21.4% of women are part of the labor force, compared to 81.1% of men.
  • The gender pay gap is significant, with women earning far less than men for similar work.
  • Rural women have even fewer opportunities, with a majority engaged in unpaid domestic or agricultural work.

Empowering women through vocational training and skill development is crucial to breaking the cycle of poverty, improving household incomes, and fostering community development.

  1. AAS Lab & Diagnostic Center:
    • Offering over 100 diagnostic tests at highly affordable rates.
    • Free testing services provided to patients who qualify, ensuring no one is left behind.
  2. Ambulance Services:
    • Providing rapid emergency assistance in underserved areas where timely medical care can save lives.
    • Our ambulances are equipped to handle emergencies and ensure patients reach hospitals safely.
  3. Free Medicines Distribution:
    • Distributing essential medicines to those who cannot afford them, helping patients manage chronic conditions and acute illnesses.
  4. OPD Services:
    • Comprehensive outpatient care for mothers, children, and other vulnerable groups.
    • Ensuring regular health checkups, early diagnosis, and preventive care to improve overall well-being.

About the KASB Football Stitching Centre

The KASB Football Stitching Centre, an initiative by the MTJ Foundation, provides women from underserved communities with hands-on training in stitching professional footballs, a skill in high demand locally and internationally. This program is designed not just as a training ground but as a sustainable income source for women.

What We Offer

  1. Skill Training: Professional football stitching training from industry experts.
  2. Income Generation: Women earn for every football stitched, helping them contribute to their household income.
  3. Community Impact: Encourages financial independence, boosts self-confidence, and uplifts families.
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Impact of the Program

  • 300+ Women Trained: Skilled in football stitching and earning a sustainable income.
  • Economic Upliftment: Families supported through the income generated by women.
  • Social Empowerment: Breaking cultural barriers by encouraging women to step into the workforce.

Through this initiative, the MTJ Foundation aims to not only empower women financially but also inspire a shift in societal perceptions, promoting gender equality and inclusivity.

How You Can Help

Your support can expand the reach and impact of the KASB Football Stitching Centre. By donating, you can help train more women, provide better resources, and create lasting change in their lives.

The KASB Football Stitching Centre is more than a vocational program—it’s a movement

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