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Step into the digital sanctuary of the Child Protection and Rehabilitation Trust (CPRT), where narratives of triumph and transformation unfold. Allow the captivating slideshow to be your window into the lives of resilient children, each frame a testament to the indomitable spirit that thrives even in adversity.
Step into the poignant narrative that birthed CPRT—a journey ignited by the Dr Altaf Qadir Khattak. Picture the alleyways of Peshawar where the seeds of hope were sown, leading to the genesis of the Child Protection Project (CPP) in 2012. This flame of hope, fuelled by personal funds and strategic collaborations with Al-Khidmat, ISOSS and Dr Aftab Ahmad, evolved into a nationwide movement, encompassing 62 CPRT centres, and 2,812 children.
Meet the children who have emerged victorious from the shackles of hazardous environments. Engage in their stories of triumph, where structured approaches, cultural escapades, and educational incentives have become the stepping stones to brighter futures. Through images and narratives, witness the tangible impact of our holistic approach.
Delve into the collaboration tapestry woven with Al-Khidmat and ISOSS, propelling CPRT from Peshawar to Lahore and beyond. Witness the organic growth of centres, each a beacon of transformation in the lives of countless children. Be more than an observer; be an advocate for a brighter future. Join us in celebrating the stories of resilience and change.
چائلڈ پروٹیکشن سنٹرجنوبی وزیرستان لوئر میں جاری سنٹر میں ایسے طلبہ تعلیم حاصل کر رہے ہیں جو صبح کے وقت اپنے گھر کی ضروریات پوری کرنے کے لئے مختلف کام کرتے ہیں اور پھر دوپہر کے وقت چائلڈ پروٹیکشن سنٹر (سی، پی، سی) میں بنیادی تعلیم حاصل کرتے ہیں۔
Fifty (50) children from Child Protection Centres Peshawar are currently attending a 3-month Computer Essentials course at the CPRT IT Incubation Center Peshawar.
Aizaz Ullah Khan used to be a CPRT Mentor in Peshawar six years ago. Now he is a senior lecturer in Riphah University Islamabad. He
The Prophet (pbuh) said: 'He is not a believer whose stomach is filled while his neighbour is hungry.' - [BUKHARI] Today, Intikhab Alam had the
The Prophet (pbuh) said: 'He is not a believer whose stomach is filled while his neighbour is hungry.' - [BUKHARI] Today, Intikhab Alam had the
Naveed Ahmed, a student at the Child Protection Center in District Hub Chowki, Balochistan, is an inspiring example of resilience and determination. Despite facing numerous
Fahim, a student at the Child Protection Center in District Hub Chowki, Balochistan, is an inspiring example of resilience and determination. Despite facing numerous challenges
These children live a nomadic life in Jhuggis. They come to Rano Ghari CPRT Jhuggi School regularly. Their literacy skills have improved markedly over the
اج CPRT چائلڈ پروٹیکشن سینٹر لنڈی کوتل میں دو بچوں اور ایک بچی قران پاک ناظرہ کے ساتھ ختم کیا ۔اس موقع پر ایجوکیشن منیجر مانیٹرنگ افسر جناب محمد ندیم صاحب اور بچوں کے والدین نے شرکت کی ۔محمد ندیم صاحب نے بچوں میں تحائف تقسیم کیں۔اور اخر میں ملک و قوم اور CPRT کی ترقی کے لیے اجتماعی دعا کی گئی ۔والدین نے CPRT چائلڈ پروٹیکشن سینٹر کے اس کاوش اور غریبوں کی خدمت کرنے کو سراہا سر محمد ندیم صاحب نے سینٹر میں۔ بچوں اور بچیوں سے سوالات بھی کیں آخر میں سر محمد ندیم صاحب نے بازار میں سنٹر کے بچوں کے اساتذہ سے ملاقات کی اور بچوں میں اخلاقی تبدیلی کے بارے میں بتایا بچوں کے اساتذہ نے سر کو اچھا جواب دیا اور بہت خوش تھے
Mr. Nadeem, Monitoring Officer Child Protection and Rehabilitation Trust (CPRT), conducted a visit to the Child Protection Centre Charsadda Road. During his visit, he interacted
Educational Imperative:
Peel back the layers to reveal a stark reality: 13 million children denied access to education, 2 million compelled to work on unforgiving streets. Feel the urgency of the cause; envision a world where every child experiences a childhood free from abuse and labour. Illuminate CPRT’s holistic approach, where engaging activities, education, and the discovery of each child’s unique potential form the pillars of our mission.
Statistics Unveiled:
Explore the statistics that form the backdrop of our cause. 13 million children in Pakistan deprived of education is not just a statistic; it is a call to action. Witness the urgency of our cause and delve into the multifaceted approach CPRT employs to tackle the complex issue of child labour and lack of education.
Holistic Approach Spotlight:
Illuminate CPRT’s holistic approach—beyond traditional education. Our initiatives encompass engaging activities, promoting not just literacy but a comprehensive education that nurtures the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of each child. This is not just a program; it’s a movement for change.
Our mission is not just a statement; it’s a call to action—”Transforming Lives, One Child at a Time.” As you navigate through our online haven, consider becoming an integral part of this noble quest. Your contribution is not just financial; it’s a lifeline, forging a path to a brighter tomorrow for these children and the future of Pakistan.
Our mission goes beyond words; it’s a pledge to rescue children from the harsh realities of the streets, to provide them with education, and to nurture their dreams. Explore the foundational beliefs that underpin our mission. We believe in the inherent potential of every child, irrespective of their circumstances. Through education, we aim to empower not only individual lives but to contribute to the creation of a society that thrives on knowledge, compassion, and collective growth.
Embark on a virtual walkthrough of our mission, where each step reveals a layer of commitment and resilience. From outreach programs to educational initiatives, witness the multifaceted approach we employ to fulfil our mission.
Currrently most of our income is from our committed patrons, friends and family who donate a fixed monthly amount by direct debit. A few friends have paid a one-off payment every year. Our partner, Islamic Society of Statistical Sciences, have contribnuted by providing a class room, class room furniture and bills free of cost along with free administration support. Our other partner, Al-Khidmat, provide free man power for surveying the areas and identifying children and families in need of our help. They help us with getting the children to the class room.
Embark on a virtual tour of CPRT’s expansive reach—62 centres spanning all four provinces of Pakistan, cradling the hopes and dreams of 2812 children. Immerse yourself in heartfelt testimonials that echo the transformative impact of our initiatives.
Engage with heartfelt testimonials from children, families, and community members whose lives have been impacted by CPRT. These narratives provide a window into the real, tangible impact of our work. The stories are not just testimonials; they are living proof of the change we can create together.
Help us amplify our impact further; support CPRT today! Your contribution is not just financial; it’s an investment in the future. Reach out with inquiries and partnership opportunities—be a driving force in this transformative journey.
We are fortunate to have a dedicated group of patrons who have been donating a fixed monthly payment for a number of years. In addition, we have 2 internationally recognised organisations, Islamic Society of Statistical sciences (http://www.isoss.net/) and Al-Khidmat (http://al-khidmatfoundation.org/) working with us to help our children.
In the heart of Peshawar, a city nestled in the northwest of Pakistan, the seeds of transformation were sown by Dr Altaf Qadir Khattak. Witnessing young children toiling in deplorable conditions on garbage dumps, he uncovered a distressing reality—children as young as 4 years old forced into abusive labour, compelled to abandon homes and schools due to severe poverty, greed, and ignorance.
Driven by a steadfast determination to restore the stolen innocence of these children, Dr Khattak launched a Child Protection Program, utilizing personal funds and leveraging personal connections. In 2012, the inaugural centre, the Child Protection Project (CPP), was established in Peshawar with the support of Al-Khidmat, a national non-government charity organization, and their KPK branch.
All children have a right to enjoy their childhood and follow their dreams. They should have a chance to get educated and choose a career. No child should be forced to work at a young age or be exposed to abuse on the streets. Hundreds of thousands of children in Pakistan have lost their childhood to poverty, lack of educational facilities, organised crime and many other factors.
There are different ways to help these children and families from giving them donations or fund their education or even provide facilities where they can have fun. There is a problem with this approach….
These children are identified on garbage dump sites and in the streets. Their parents are located, and the whole project discussed with the parents and the child. Once agreed upon, the child starts attending the Child Protection and Rehabilitation Trust (CPRT) centre every day for two to three hours.
In CPRT centres a child is taught basic ethics and morality in the form of stories, allowed to play with other children in the CPRT centre and provided with meals. During this period, children also learn about basic social skills, basic hygiene, basic literacy and numeracy, different indoor and outdoor games and team work.
