SWAT CRISIS

As military operation continues in Swat, Dir, Buner and adjacent locations, the residents are migrating to safer regions like Mardan, Charsadda and Peshawar.

With more than 1.7 million people are so far displaced from their places of residence, Swat Crisis is termed as largest humanitarian and displacement crisis in recent times. Whether we support the military operation or not, these Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) need our help.

This is an appeal to all individuals, organizations, charities and NGOs in general and nationals of Pakistan in particular, whether resident or expat, to come forward and help by extending financial, technical and moral support to hundreds of thousands, feared to be displaced in Swat Crisis.

To socio-economic development, where balanced and objective approach is evolved to reduce poverty, which is the main cause of unrest and all other evils and emphasis is given in identifying snags and bottlenecks hindering growth in various sectors.

Safe Winds Organization is doing work on Kitchen Garden project with the collaboration of Human Relief Foundation and Lahore Chamber of Commerce for promoting economic empowerment in poor women.

Safe Winds Organization has worked in many projects of different field with the collaboration of other organizations. Focus on education, economic empowerment, emergency relief, medical and peace for sustainable development of society.  

Safe Winds Organization seeks to develop the capacities, in teachers and learners, to face challenges of unprecedented proportion: the continued development of weapons of mass destruction, armed conflicts between states and ethnic groups, terrorism,  the spread of racism, gender inequality, community violence, the huge and widening gap between the rich and the poor throughout the globalized economy, massive violations of human rights and the degradation of the environment.