Hunarmand Beti Project

Skilled Girls, A Promise for a Brighter Future!

In Pakistan, nearly 75% of women lack vocational training or practical skills,

which is significantly higher than in neighboring countries. This alarming gap not

only affects women’s economic independence but also slows down the overall

development of the nation. When half the population is left without skills and

unable to contribute to the economy, poverty increases, and the economic system

weakens. Empowering women with skills is no longer a choice; it is a national

need.

Under the Sirat-e-Mustaqeem Welfare Trust, the Sirat-e-Mustaqeem Vocational

Training Center has been established in Orangi Town, Liaquat Chowk (Karachi).

Here, underprivileged girls are being trained in useful skills such as henna

application, Sewing, and Beautician courses, all at affordable fees. These

skillbuilding programs are designed to help young women become selfreliant and

earn a respectable livelihood with dignity.

We dream of a Pakistan where every woman has a skill in her hands where every

daughter, sister, and mother is respected, confident, and has a dignified role in

society. A skilled daughter can support her family, raise strong future generations,

and become a beacon of change.

Join hands with us in this mission. Let’s empower more deserving women and girls

with skills and build a stronger, self-reliant society together.

Location: Liaquat Chowk, Gulshan-e-Zia, Orangi Town, Karachi.

Timing: 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM