Khidmat-e-Khalaq Stall

  Public Event for Visionary Foundation.

When

Tuesday, January 24, 2012 at 10:00am until Saturday, January 28, 2012 at 11:00pm.

Where

ST-5, Sector 4C, Surjani Tow, Karachi.

Description

‘Visionary Foundation Pakistan’ is registered by the Joint Stock Companies, Government of Sindh vide registration Number KAR No 0036 0f 2010-11 and dully recognized by the British Council and rewarded with ‘Active Citizen of the Year 2009-10’ award.

Inspired to change the fortunes of deprived people and persons with disabilities in Pakistan, Visionary Foundation Pakistan is organizing “Five Days Awareness Stall by the name of “Khidmat-e-Khalaq” to be held under following schedule:

From:
24th Jan 2012 To 28th Jan 2012

Timing:
10:00 am To 11:00pm

Days:
Tuesday to Saturday

Location:
ST-3, Sector 4C, Near Markazi Muraqaba Hall, Surjani Town, Karachi

The Objectives of the stall are:

1. To raise the awareness regarding issue of Blind People.
2. To create a central support system for young disable youth of Pakistan to address the issue of persons with disabilities.
3. To bridge the gape between Disables and Able Community.
4. To interact / show case the potential of persons with special needs.

The stall is designed to guide youth / civil society member / general public and people with disabilities towards ethical living; mature leadership and share them with transformative acts of service. It is a program of Visionary Foundation Pakistan, a network of people committed to the transformation of society based on change in individuals starting with themselves.

The Visionary Foundation Pakistan forum will seek to address the issues of people with disabilities and other significant components of creating and attaining a culture of tolerance within the Pakistan. During four days stall, visitors will be challenged to examine their relationships and role in building a cohesive/ harmonious society. They will be encouraged to look at their own hopes, fears and motivations through feedbacks, discussion, and times of reflection.

This complete event will be listen through Web Radio by Radio Vision Pakistan Live at  

www.vfpakistan.com/radiovision
and
www.visionaryfoundationpakistan.blogspot.com


You are invited to visit this stall and be a part of change and make a difference in the lives of Persons with Disabilities.

For Further details, Please Contact:

Mobile: 92-323-2364687; 92-334-3431323
E-Mail: vf.pakistan123@yahoo.com
Website: www.vfpakistan.com
Blog: www.visionaryfoundationpakistan.blogspot.com
Facebook link : https://www.facebook.com/events/247736205299539/


Regards

Rashid Mehmood Khan
Chief Executive Officer
Visionary Foundation Pakistan

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