255 300+ Children in
Pakistan Need School
Helping Today. Helping Tommorow
Pakistan Lions Youth Council (PLYC) was formed in 1986 and registered in 1993, as a non-profit organization with the objective of conducting meaningful development interventions, which improve the lives and well-being of marginalized and vulnerable communities. The core attributes of the organization are its geographical outreach, partnerships with different stakeholders, and multi-sectoral approach.
PLYC is providing services in consultancy, especially in proposal designing, report writing, conducting research studies, and surveys as well as training/capacity building.
Project Name:
Integrated Bio-Behavioural Surveillance (IBBS)
Let's Help Humanity Together!
PLYC is a non-profit organization that provides, health, education, youth empowerment, poverty reduction, and skill development services.
Healthy Food
PLYC is contributing towards achieving zero hunger through tackling child malnourishment by improving nutrition and promoting sustainable agriculture.
Clean Water
PLYC is contributing towards ensuring availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all through service delivery and advocacy programs.
Medical Help
PLYC focuses on the mother and child healthcare situation in Pakistan. Specifically, on pregnant women and children in need of medical attention. Our mission is to build a world-class Mother and Child Health Care System in Pakistan.
Education
PLYC is playing its part to achieve SDG 4 to ensure equal access for all women and men to affordable and quality technical, vocational and tertiary education, again through actual service delivery and awareness programs
PLYC RECIVING AWARD FROM baleegh Ul Rehman
Pakistan Lions Youth Council commemorated the World TB day on March 24th at the Governor House of Punjab (Lahore) to honor the TB Warriors who have worked tirelessly for the control of TB in the country. The World TB Day is an important global event celebrated annually to raise awareness about the impact of tuberculosis (TB) on communities around the world. The event was attended by prominent government officials, healthcare professionals, and members of civil society. Governor Punjab Mr. Muhammad baleegh Ul Rehman honoured the event. The event started with a welcome note from the Executive Director of the Pakistan Lions Youth Council followed by Remarks from the Worthy Governor of Punjab Health professionals shared the data and evidences about the current situation of TB in Pakistan especially in Punjab. Worthy Governor Punjab shared the efforts of Government of Pakistan especially Punjab Government for the prevention ,diagnose /Testing and treatment of TB patients in Punjab. A highlight of the event was the distribution of shields to the TB Warriors who have made significant contributions to TB control efforts in Pakistan.
Save Children
Pakistan was still recovering from the devastating impacts of COVID-19 when the recent floods resulted in significant displacement, loss of livelihoods and damage to the education infrastructure. As a result, children are now at a greater risk of dropping out of school. Many are taking up work to support their families while girls are now at an increased risk of child marriage. Help us bring flood-affected children back to school.
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Pakistan was still recovering from the devastating impacts of COVID-19 when the recent floods resulted in significant displacement, loss of livelihoods and damage to the education infrastructure. As a result, children are now at a greater risk of dropping out of school. Many are taking up work to support their families while girls are now at an increased risk of child marriage. Help us bring flood-affected children back to school.
Child Protection
