Bank Alfalah is a reputed and recognized name within Pakistan’s Banking sector and has made significant strides within the realm of disability inclusion. They have collaborated with NOWPDP for promoting the financial inclusion of persons with disabilities by sponsoring beneficiaries for our Shanakht and Hunar intervention.
The National Bank of Pakistan is the largest commercial bank of Pakistan, and the empowerment of persons with disabilities forms a prime area of focus for their CSR initiatives. NBP has provided essential institutional support for NOWPDP’s mandate of disability inclusion, allowing us to continue facilitating persons with disabilities through various programmatic interventions.
Hilton Pharma, one of Pakistan's leading pharmaceutical companies, promotes research-based pharmaceutical products. Hilton Pharma supports NOWPDP’s fundraising drive, skills development training for persons with disabilities, and provides institutional support to NOWPDP.
A commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion is at the heart of Bank of Punjab’s corporate and social obligations. In 2020, NOWPDP and BOP signed an MoU to facilitate the economic empowerment and financial inclusion of persons with disabilities. BOP has since been a firm pillar of support for NOWPDP’s mandate of disability inclusion and has contributed to various programs and initiatives geared towards fostering an inclusive society.
Ronaq & Iqbal Trust has been a valued supporter of our mandate for disability inclusion. Their contribution allows us to address the structural challenges impeding the path to empowerment for persons with disabilities. We look forward to their continued institutional support as we carry our mission across Pakistan.
Yunus Textiles partnered with NOWPDP to facilitate the employment and economic empowerment of persons with disabilities. YTML has also lent its support to NOWPDP’s educational initiative for children with disabilities in Karachi. YTML has established itself as a staunch supporter of the mandate of disability inclusion through their diversified contributions in service of the cause.
EFU Life Assurance Ltd, the largest private sector life insurance company with an IFS AA++ rating, has collaborated with NOWPDP to provide skills development training to persons with disabilities and has also offered institutional support to NOWPDP.
Liberty Mills has made significant contributions to the empowerment of persons with disabilities by collaborating with NOWPDP. By sponsoring the skills-development trainings of PWDs, Liberty Mills has facilitated their journey towards economic independence.
Atlas Foundation promotes centers of professional education, contributes to health facilities, assists law enforcement agencies, and improves the quality of life with the commitment that what has come from society should be shared with society. Atlas supported NOWPDP’s Hunar intervention, allowing us to provide skills-development training to persons with disabilities.
Indigo Textiles reinforces its commitment to disability inclusion by providing essential assistive devices as well as retrofitted bikes to ensure the mobility of persons with disabilities. Through their in-kind donation, Indigo Textiles has empowered PWDs to regain their agency and participate in society and economy.
The Soorty Foundation is committed to fostering a world where each individual is empowered to lead a healthy and autonomous life. Thus, they have signed an MoU with NOWPDP to ensure the employment of persons with disabilities within the Textile Industry by sponsoring the relevant skills-development trainings for the beneficiaries.
Ruhail Muhammad, CEO of Lucky Electric Power Company Limited, has over 35 years of experience in general management, business development, strategy, financial planning, and people development. He has supported various NOWPDP initiatives, including skills development training for persons with disabilities and institutional support for NOWPDP.
Bank Al Habib is a valued collaborator for the empowerment of persons with disabilities. They have provided essential institutional support which allows us to reinforce our operations and facilitate PWDs in their journey to empowerment.
National Clearing Company of Pakistan Limited (NCCPL) is a significant institution of Pakistan's Capital Market providing clearing and settlement services to the Pakistan Stock Exchange Limited. They provided funds for the procurement of laptops that were utilized in our skills-development programs and in setting up our training room.
Feroze1888 is one of NOWPDP’s most staunch supporters within the Textile Industry and has contributed to uplifting numerous persons with disabilities by sponsoring their skills-development training at the NOWPDP Training Center.
Synergies Worldwide is an established global supply chain manager and sustainable virtual manufacturing group focused on products and prices. Synergies Worldwide supports NOWPDP’s Hunar Intervention, providing skills-development training to persons with disabilities.
Founded in 2009 by Pakistani-American doctors and entrepreneurs, Shine Humanity aims to provide compassionate and sustainable preventative and primary healthcare to the underserved. In collaboration with NOWPDP, Shine Humanity inaugurated a clinic offering free primary healthcare in Sujjawal and has provided ration bags to support persons with disabilities.
HBL Foundation is one of NOWPDP’s major donors within the Banking Sector and has made significant contributions to setting up NOWPDP’s first Center of Excellence for Financial Inclusion (CEFI) in Karachi. At the CEFI, NOWPDP operates its entire range of interventions dedicated to transforming the lives of thousands of people every year. By sponsoring the establishment of the CEFI, HBL Foundation has created an impetus for structural change in the realm of disability inclusion.
Jubilee Life Insurance, Pakistan’s largest private sector insurance company, signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with NOWPDP, marking a significant step in its commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusivity (DEI). Jubilee General Insurance supports NOWPDP’s Hunar intervention to provide skills-development training to persons with disabilities.
HabibMetro is committed to driving positive impact in society and has collaborated with NOWPDP for the employment and economic empowerment of persons with disabilities. Through this collaboration, HMB has transformed the lives of numerous PWDs.
Established in 1989, Sana Safinaz is an established fashion label founded by Sana Hashwani and Safinaz Muneer. NOWPDP is grateful to Sana Safinaz for their contribution to our Flood Relief Campaign.
Master Molty Foam is a trusted name in bedding, furniture, and healthcare, providing products of unmatched quality. Master Molty Foam joined hands with NOWPDP to conduct skills development training for differently-abled individuals, empowering them to earn a respectful living and contribute to the country's development.
Engro Foundation combines financial contributions from Engro group companies with external contributions to achieve its mission. Engro Foundation supported NOWPDP’s Hunar Intervention under which persons with disabilities were provided skills-development training.
Amna Industries collaborated with NOWPDP for the economic empowerment of persons with disabilities by sponsoring their skills-development training. Amna Industries has thus become a valued supporter of NOWPDP and our mission for facilitating the financial inclusion of PWDs.
