AHAT History
Actions for Human Advancement (AHAT) is a Non-governmental, Non-political and Non-profit NGO founded in 2010 by a group of dedicated persons who wanted to make a difference in the lives of underprivileged communities, by alleviating poverty and empowering them to improve their quality of life through basic education. AHAT is offering its wide range services in numerous fields for the vast benefits of the human being without any discrimination of creed, sect, caste and religion.
Our aims to build Social Capital, to empower marginalized communities and groups through their participation for their self development. It is striving hard to utilize maximum available resources to produce a better and larger output. It aims to find new ways out to make the society and its locals self-sustainable to establish and maintain real development and progress in the region.
AHAT’s target areas are 36 districts of Punjab especially south Punjab. We believes in perfect devotion, enormous commitment, never ending hopes, continuous struggle, tireless efforts, self-motivation, changing the traditions of old methodologies, extreme creativity, step-wise success, great passion and setting new standards.
Our Vision
“A Society where everyone has a reasonable& decent place to live”
Our Mission
“To create long-lasting solutions focusing on complete human index including Education, Health, Living standards and Human Rights”
AHAT’s Areas of Work
1) Formal and Non-Formal Education at the door step of less privileged communities
2) Elimination of Child & Bonded Labour through Education & Economic Development
3) Health Care Program at grass root level
4) Civic Education program at local communities level
5) Micro Finance and linkages development program
6) Vocational Education programs especially for female trainees
7) Awareness Raising Services & Adult Education
8) Economic Empowerment especially of women
9) Job Bank and Career Counseling services for underprivileged graduates
10) Capacity building awareness and training programs for communities