National Volunteer Movement of Pakistan
Pakistan’s National Volunteer Movement, supported by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the UN Volunteers (UNV) programme, works to provide a platform for public participation in community building and create a ready pool of individuals that can be mass mobilized to act swiftly and effectively in natural and man-made disasters.
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Impak: Pakistan Volunteer Corps
Impak is a volunteer-run organization, supported by a network of individuals spread out all over the world. Impak provides volunteers from abroad who can work effectively and provide a useful skill set. While overseeing volunteer placements, Impak supplements the program with workshops, field trips, and extensive excursions. In North America and the UK, Impak recruits potential candidates who have a desire to work in Pakistan through a rigorous selection process. Impak also engages in other activities such as fundraising, outreach and networking with communities abroad, including the Pakistani diaspora.
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Swat Youth Front
Swat Youth Front (SYF) Swat is a Non-Governmental, non-political and no ethnic organization. It is working for the socio-economic development of the inhabitants of district Swat. SYF was established in 1997 and registered in the year 1999 under the social welfare and volunteer and NGOs registration & Control Act 1961. The main purpose of SYF is to bring changes in policies with the help of the locals that can lead them towards the prosperous life. The NGO took initiative for gender development in March 1999 for the first time.
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