CSC Empowerment & Inclusion Programme

CSC Empowerment & Inclusion Programme Community Support Concern is recognized as a development organization striving for the empowerment of low-income families, youths, and women.

CSC is Non- Governmental Organization That Was Established In 1989 and has been working to improve The Social,political and Economic status of women to achieve this end csc has been working at the grass roots level and it has been able to touch upon the lives of thousands of women and children . CSC is Registered with society Act, XXI of 1860 Enterprises & Investment promotion for registrars joint stock Companies Lahore District.

Apply for the position of Renewable Energy Expert, at zunaira@cscpk.org in accordance with the job requirement mentioned...
13/08/2021

Apply for the position of Renewable Energy Expert, at [email protected] in accordance with the job requirement mentioned below.

With an objective to change the course of life’s hurdles for her children, Afshan Bibi, a resident of Jumber, is determ...
09/08/2021


With an objective to change the course of life’s hurdles for her children, Afshan Bibi, a resident of Jumber, is determined to take upon every task she is skilled to steer through. In this regard, CSC-CEIP’s training sessions in collaboration with Her Ground on menstrual hygiene and associated entrepreneurial pursuit, in the month of April 2021, has reaped fruits for Bibi Afshan’s financial conditions, amongst other women.
However, what remains distinctive about her story is the chain of profitability that she has been able to sustain in such a short time to be able to start sending two of her four children to school.
Bibi Afshan makes about 50 sanitary pads a day and during the night, she flexibly puts buttons to them for firm grip and packaging. Through the training conducted under auspices of CSC-CEIP, the sanitary pads she sells to nearby neighbourhood and market are sustainable in three ways. Firstly, they are re-usable; secondly, the cloth fabric she uses does not prompt skin rash and thirdly, those pads have a strong grip. Thus, within a nexus of three months, Afshan Bibi has established a running business that caters not only to financial but also aspects of social inclusion for her family as well as other women who purchase sanitary pads from her.
She delivers her product on up to three shops, and rising demand at times, leads to twice in a week orders for her. Bibi Afshan’s husband is ill and works on hourly wage basis when he feels better. Thus, she proclaims proudly, ‘‘there is no shame in working hard. I have done it all my life. However, what has made all the difference now is the future stake of my children’’. For her, her business vision is thus not only constricted to running a household, but also changing her family’s lives for the better and so she stitches clothes, teaches, and provide parlour services alongside her business.
The expenditure on a sanitary pad is Rs15-16 for her, and she saves Rs10 from every pad she makes. Initially, Bibi Afshan recalls that the taboo attached with sanitary pads was a major hurdle for the operationalization of her business .Today however, she asserts gladly that the risk she undertook by asking vendors to keep pads in their shops, garners her confidence and stability. She gladly boasts that as the need of the hour, support from her husband and father-in-law to try her hands at all sorts of expertise, skills and training for financial empowerment has been key to her consistent efforts at supporting her family and in turn, upholding concern for hygiene and health of women of her district.

If your experience and qualification are a great match for the requirements of this position, send your resume latest by...
03/08/2021

If your experience and qualification are a great match for the requirements of this position, send your resume latest by 09/08/2021 at [email protected] and do mention the position name in the subject line.

This week, micro-credit loan disbursement sessions were conducted in the recently extended CEIP ambit; Area Nine's respe...
30/07/2021

This week, micro-credit loan disbursement sessions were conducted in the recently extended CEIP ambit; Area Nine's respective branches, Mian Channu and Khanewal for enhancing financial inclusion.

Mr. Tariq Nazir- Head of HR and Mr. Rao Adnan Sarwar- Assistant Manager IT, visited Superior University gold campus to s...
27/07/2021

Mr. Tariq Nazir- Head of HR and Mr. Rao Adnan Sarwar- Assistant Manager IT, visited Superior University gold campus to see final year project display by BSCS batch 2021.

Wishing everyone a meaty Eid-ul-Azha. As you celebrate Bakra Eid with your loved ones, don't forget to include your Musl...
21/07/2021

Wishing everyone a meaty Eid-ul-Azha. As you celebrate Bakra Eid with your loved ones, don't forget to include your Muslim brothers in your prayers, as they fight against poverty, pandemic, terrorism and violence.

It is also important to follow the governmental guidelines for sacrifice i.e strict compliance of Covid SOPs, as the fourth wave picks up a sharp rise in the country .

Last week, the solar loan facility under the PMIC-KFW Renewable Energy Initiative (PRIME), was extended across the CEIP ...
19/07/2021

Last week, the solar loan facility under the PMIC-KFW Renewable Energy Initiative (PRIME), was extended across the CEIP branches of D.G Khan. The inauguration sessions were conducted by Ms. Noreen Faisal ( RRE, Prime Project CEIP) and Harness representatives in order to provide sustainable and cheaper basic electric products to a widening clientele base.

This initiative for renewable energy aims to support the financing of quality Pico PV and Solar Home Systems for households in poor grid and off-grid locations, and now onwards also targeting the rural and peri-urban areas of D.G Khan in its ambit.

CEIP continues its pursuit of community empowerment, by providing access to renewable and clean energy, to stimulate economic activity, facilitate education and improve the living standards of low income households, and received positive feedback from clients of D.G Khan for follow up sessions of disbursement in the region.

Ms. Nayab Jan-Head of Business Development & External Relations accompanied Ms. Nabila Tehseen- Manager Operations to i...
16/07/2021

Ms. Nayab Jan-Head of Business Development & External Relations accompanied Ms. Nabila Tehseen- Manager Operations to inaugurate our 4 new branches in Khanewal Area (9)-Mian Channu, Chicha Watni, Khanewal 1 & 2. CEIP is growing and expanding its network branches to new areas with an aim to extend the ambit of its socio-economic and financial support across Punjab.

After a positive feedback from the previous digitization session at head office, CEIP conducted another training worksho...
14/07/2021

After a positive feedback from the previous digitization session at head office, CEIP conducted another training workshop for its clients from Walton Branch, on the “Procedures of Setting Up a page, and a WhatsApp Business Account”, for successful, meaningful and essential business interaction.

The training session included specifications such as adding business catalogue to enhance the outlook of business, how to pin posts, hosting virtual events and targeting customers, as well as ways in which the business reach could be boosted.

In light of the rapidly evolving digital revolution in Pakistan, CEIP aims at moving forth with times, in creating awareness of the application of social media and its changing outlook to all its clients.

Celebrated all around the world on 12th July every year, World Paper Bag Day reiterates the need for avoiding use of pla...
12/07/2021

Celebrated all around the world on 12th July every year, World Paper Bag Day reiterates the need for avoiding use of plastic bags in favour of paper bags. The awakening of the world to the adverse realities of climate change, global warming and environmental deleteriousness has prompted this necessity of paper bag usage.
In lieu of its proximate vulnerability to climate crisis, Pakistan is committed to ban use of plastic in federal as well as provincial units, in an effort to combat the ills of non-degradable plastic components for a sustainable future.

With an aim to raise awareness regarding issues propelling as a result of global population advances, World Population D...
11/07/2021

With an aim to raise awareness regarding issues propelling as a result of global population advances, World Population Day is commemorated every year on 11th July. In lieu of pandemic, this year's distinctive theme on Population Day entails the impact of Covid-19 pandemic on fertility. It is because, according to United Nations Population Fund (UNPF) research in March 2021, an estimated 12 million women experienced disruptions to family planning services due to pandemic.
The sudden and alarming addressal of high death rates due to Covid despite the strain of increasing global population earlier is due to the fact that, decreasing fertility has led to abrogation of human rights.In this context, World Population Day calls out for policy responses to advocate for health safety, human rights and against violations relating to population abuses.

"The rise of one’s own self-esteem, is the main ground for betterment of one’s conditions," says Ifra Bibi. Her journey...
09/07/2021



"The rise of one’s own self-esteem, is the main ground for betterment of one’s conditions," says Ifra Bibi. Her journey, is thus, no less than a self-discovery of her persistent will and determination, that brought about an entrepreneurial colour to her financially deploring life condition. Ifra Bibi is a resident of Union Council Gadhai, Shukoorabad, mother of three and wife of a labourer. Due to the economic scarcities, she always thought of means to support and shoulder her husband in sharing the household responsibilities.
Working towards improving the life of her family, Ifra Bibi started saving up to lend support to her husband in hard times, and eventually her nest egg amounted to Rs. 10,000; enough for her to go ahead with starting to sell clothes, embroidery, jewellery, and bangles from the convenience of her home. However, she didn’t earn a resolute profit, until her neighbour suggested her of visiting CEIP office that led to increase in her investment, under the PM interest-free loan scheme.
The expansion and variety of her business products has helped Ifra Bibi earn profit margin in her income and currently, she falls in the second loan cycle session, whereby Rs. 35,000 was granted interest-free to her, based upon the scale of her business. ‘‘Two of my kids now go to school,’’ she proudly shared, as her business now, expands across leaps and bounds. Bibi Ifra expressed gratitude to the PM and CEIP, through which she has gained confidence to pursue her business, and support her family, after a period of dismay and deficit in initial days of her entrepreneurial experiment.

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