Emmanuel Church Islamabad (EC) is Charitable Organization, Voluntary, Non-Profitable, Non-Political & Non-Government Organization in Pakistan came into being in 1972 with great effort of our late president man of God pastor Nazir Masih
Emmanuel Church is Apostolic faith based Pentecostal Church in the Capital of 2nd biggest Islamic Country of the world Islamic Republic of Pakistan. We are part of Apostolic Church movement Islamabad & Rawalpindi as well as across Pakistan . We are streamers “Emmanuel Church”. We are a team of strenuous people, rendering services with heart & soul, a team which is striving to make a difference in the lives of destitute, waifs and stranded, the poor and less-fortunate people. Empowerment of trafficked women; development and engagement of youths;
An end to human trafficking, Empowerment through Knowledge, Healthy, Prosperous Society.
• Empowering Trafficked people ,support victims of trafficking individuals as well
First of all let me have this opportunity to express my gratitude and appreciation to all the charity organizations and individuals for supporting “Emmanuel Church” ” to help the victims of the earthquake of 2005 and the flooding in 2010,2015. We together responded to the challenges by delivering much needed humanitarian aid and support to the victims of natural calamities. You all have made an indelible impression on my heart. We are feeling whole and fulfilled after helping or giving something to the most vulnerable and oppressed people
An end to human trafficking, Empowerment through Knowledge, Healthy, Prosperous Society
Empowering Trafficked people ,support victims of trafficking individuals as well as groups in Pakistan
Support Democracy building, women and Children’s Rights, Empowering of local groups, Protection of persons who have been forced to Migrates, or person at risk of leaving just to try to find work or better opportunities, Awareness rising about trafficking.
Outreach mission (Emergency Response, legal affairs, collection of donation).
There are many reasons for the low literacy rate in Pakistan such as poverty, population expansion, feudal lords and wadera system, low allocation of budget for education, male dominated society and lack of schools in rural areas.
EC emphasizes on the equal rights of women in this male dominated society.
EC feels responsibility to help the most susceptible women of our society. EC is taking care of widows, divorced, elderly women and orphans girls
Poverty is core of several problems i.e. illiteracy, hunger, joblessness, suicidal acts, theft, robbery, depression, anger, inferiority complexes etc. flag is fighting a trenchant battle against poverty. Presently, with less resources and lack of funding EC
During floods EC's concern grew over potential cholera and diarrhea outbreak. EC also feared flood victims could suffer from a major outbreak of dengue fever, malaria and acute respiratory infection. EC provided medical care to the victims
Recent flash floods have caused a great damage to human lives and homes. Dilapidated walls, fallen roofs, broken glasses and furniture can be seen everywhere. These floods have left people homeless. EC will soon with the funding from some charitable
EC holds regular free eye check up for poverty stricken people. EC provides eye drops and spectacles to eye patients and take extra care of visually impaired. EC wants people to see this beautiful world with their own eyes. EC's intention is
The overall situation of water and sanitation in Pakistan is very miserable. There is considerable evidence that 768 million people in the world don’t have access to safe water. 2.5 billion People don’t have access to adequate sanitation, almost two-fifths of the world’s population.
15.9 Million People in Pakistan don’t have access to safe water. Over 93 million people don’t have access to adequate sanitation in Pakistan, over half of the population. Over 40,000 children die every year from diarrhea caused by unsafe water and poor sanitation in Pakistan.
People don’t have clean drinking water, they don’t have hygiene facilities particular in slums as well as rural areas of Pakistan because they are living in ultra-poor conditions.
Where there is nowhere safe and clean to go to the toilet, people are exposed to disease, lack of privacy and indignity. When communities defecate in the open, disease spreads fast and water sources are polluted. Women and girls often have to wait until dark to go to the bush or a discreet part of town to defecate, where they are at risk of attack and abuse. Improved sanitation has proven impacts on health, quality of life and poverty reduction