Zeeshan Ahmed

In collaboration with the AMNA project, SHARP recently hosted an inspiring Art Therapy session at its Head Office in Islamabad, themed “Brushstrokes of Belonging: Art as a Path to Healing”. Led by MHPSS Officer Ms. Maleeha Sami, along with Maira Mansoor and Interpreter Mr. Shabnam Taufiq Ahmad, the session created a nurturing space for Afghan

SHARP, Islamabad team, under the SEM Project, hosted a vibrant event to mark the “16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence”, fostering awareness and advocacy for women’s rights. Led by Maleeha Sami (MHPSS Officer) and team members Mr. Anas Zeb and Ms. Maira Mansoor, the event featured powerful discussions on women’s rights and the importance

On the eve of #HumanRightsDay 2024, the ALAC Islamabad team marked the conclusion of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence (GBV) earlier today with a vibrant and meaningful celebration. The event featured a colourful cake-cutting ceremony graced by Chairman SHARP, Syed Liaqat Banori, alongside team members. The occasion symbolized the collective dedication and

Syed Laiqat Banori Chairman SHARP meeting with Afghan ambassador Mr. Sardar Khan Shakaib today to discuss the current situation of Afghan refugees in Islamabad. The ambassador highly appreciated SHARP for its response in every critical situation and the services being provided to refugees in Pakistan.

SHARP Pakistan successfully organized a Training of Trainers session for project staff at the SHARP Islamabad office. The training session was facilitated by Ms. Rubina Yasir, Senior Program Assistant (Capacity Building) from our partner organization, and brought together 16 participants, including senior Legal Experts, Paralegals, Community Mobilizers, and M&E Officers. This activity aimed to equip participants

SHARP team in Karachi launched the 16 Days of Activism against GBV with a capacity-building session led by Project Officer Mr. Ilamuddin. Focused on this year’s theme, UNiTE to End Violence Against Women, the session emphasized strategies to combat GBV. Team members committed to ending GBV by raising awareness, expanding outreach efforts, and enhancing referral systems,

Our team at the Peshawar office joined the global movement to end Gender-Based Violence by celebrating the 16 Days of Activism at Peshawar and a special event at one of our Child-Friendly Spaces (CFS). During her address, Ms. Memoona Khan, Project Director KP, emphasized SHARP’s commitment to creating safe spaces and empowering communities. She reminded

SHARP team in Haripur, Timergara, and Kohat marked the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence with unwavering enthusiasm and dedication. Together, we reaffirm our commitment to raising awareness, empowering communities, and advocating for a world free from violence and inequality. Let’s unite to amplify voices, foster change, and build a future where everyone feels safe,

As part of the AMNA Project, SHARP conducted an insightful awareness session for Afghan refugee caregivers, focusing on the Window of Tolerance—an essential framework for understanding and managing stress and trauma effectively. The session empowered caregivers to recognize and regulate their own emotions while addressing the emotional needs of their children, fostering a nurturing and supportive