Pakistan Lions Youth Council (PLYC) is a Punjab-based non-profit delivering education, health, climate resilience and clean water programmes to marginalised communities with the field reach, governance, and reporting discipline that funders and partners can verify.
From emergency relief during floods and droughts to sustained work in education, healthcare, clean water access, and climate resilience every PLYC intervention is planned, documented, and measured against clear outcomes. This is execution built for accountability, not just activity.
Nearly four decades of on-ground delivery have earned PLYC six national and international honors, sustained partnerships with institutions including PPAF, PPIF and BISP, and the continued trust of the communities it serves.
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When the Government of Pakistan and its international partners needed organisations capable of leading sensitive, high-stakes fieldwork for the country's most significant HIV surveillance exercise to date, they did not turn to just anyone.
Learn MoreRegistered as a non-profit in 1993, PLYC pairs grassroots reach with institutional-grade reporting the combination funders look for when deciding where support will be used effectively. Read our full story →
Every programme starts by asking what a community needs most, not what's easiest to fund a discipline built over 39 years of direct field presence.
From clean water infrastructure to disease-awareness campaigns to disaster recovery, PLYC has executed programmes with institutional partners including PPAF and PPIF.
A Punjab-based team with deep community relationships and clear reporting, reducing risk for every donor and partner organisation.
PLYC's field teams work across sectors because families rarely face a single challenge at a time. See all projects →
Moving children out of labour and into classrooms, with learning materials and family follow-up support.
Community health awareness, TB and maternal care programmes, and private healthcare-provider training.
Disaster preparedness, emergency response, and long-term rebuilding for climate-vulnerable districts.
Clean water access and infrastructure for underserved and crisis-affected communities.
National awards and international accreditation are independent confirmation of the standards behind PLYC's programmes. See the full timeline →
Recognised for youth-led community development work across Punjab.
Honoured for advocacy and field programmes protecting vulnerable communities.
Invited to share PLYC's model of community-led development internationally.
International accreditation recognising organisational and field standards.
Recognising programmes supporting women's economic and social independence.
Recognised for tuberculosis awareness and private healthcare provider training.
A PPAF-supported project rebuilding services and preparedness in flood-affected districts.
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Training private healthcare providers as part of the BISP beneficiary voucher programme.
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Equipping young people with vocational skills and pathways to sustainable livelihoods.
Read the report →National awards and international accreditation are independent confirmation of the standards behind PLYC's programmes. See the full timeline →






Honoured for advocacy and field programmes protecting vulnerable communities.
Invited to share PLYC's model of community-led development internationally.
International accreditation recognising organisational and field standards.
Recognising programmes supporting women's economic and social independence.
Recognised for tuberculosis awareness and private healthcare provider training.
PLYC’s journey of impact has been made possible through the trust and collaboration of our valued partners and supporters. National and international organizations, government institutions, donors, and community stakeholders have stood with us in advancing education, health, empowerment, and sustainable development. Together, we amplify change and create lasting opportunities for those who need it most.
When devastating floods struck Pakistan, PLYC stood on the frontlines to support affected families and communities. With compassion and urgency, our teams mobilized to provide emergency relief, including food, clean drinking water, medical assistance, and temporary shelter. Beyond immediate response, we focused on rehabilitation and recovery, helping families rebuild their lives through livelihood support, education continuity, and psychosocial care. Guided by our values of action, hope, and trust, PLYC remains committed to walking alongside flood-affected communities on their journey toward resilience and renewal.
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When devastating floods struck Pakistan, PLYC stood on the frontlines to support affected families and communities. With compassion and urgency, our teams mobilized to provide emergency relief, including food, clean drinking water, medical assistance, and temporary shelter. Beyond immediate response, we focused on rehabilitation and recovery, helping families rebuild their lives through livelihood support, education continuity, and psychosocial care. Guided by our values of action, hope, and trust, PLYC remains committed to walking alongside flood-affected communities on their journey toward resilience and renewal.
The Pakistan Lions Youth Council (PLYC) took part in a 3-day training event titled “3-Days Training of Private Health Care Providers (PPS)” held at NMC Restaurant, Khanewal. The event is part of the project “Scale Up of E-Voucher Model for BISP Beneficiaries in District Khanewal of Punjab,” implemented by Sanjh Preet Organization in collaboration with PLYC, with support from the Punjab Population Innovation Fund (PPIF).
From grassroots relief to institutional-grade reporting partner with a Pakistani NGO built for measurable, verifiable impact.