Success Stories

Success Stories

Empowerment of Children 

   

Four girls from the Child Protection and Welfare Bureau (CPWB) have embarked on a transformative journey, demonstrating remarkable resilience and ambition. They recently participated in a baking workshop at Sweet Affairs restaurant, an experience that has since ignited a significant change in their lives. The knowledge and skills they acquired during this workshop have empowered them to establish a bake shop within the CPWB premises.

These girls are now able to use their baking talents to create delectable treats. By operating this bake shop, they have taken a crucial step toward self-sufficiency, both financially and personally. The income generated through the bake shop contributes to their financial independence and helps in covering their living expenses, offering them a sense of autonomy they may not have previously experienced.

Furthermore, the girls have embraced the digital age by setting up an online baking business. This initiative not only broadens their customer base but also provides them with a broader platform to showcase their delectable creations. The online presence of their baking business makes them more visible, increasing their potential for success and growth. The CPWB girls have demonstrated unwavering determination, resourcefulness, and the ability to leverage their talents for personal and financial advancement, inspiring others with their remarkable journey toward independence and self-sufficiency.

 

    Employment of CPWB Children 

   

Children who were rescued by the Child Protection and Welfare Bureau (CPWB) team have undergone a remarkable transformation that has not only changed their own lives but also contributed to the welfare of other vulnerable children. These youngsters were once victims of neglect and abuse, with futures clouded by uncertainty. However, the dedicated efforts of the CPWB gave them a second chance at life. They went through a comprehensive rehabilitation program focused on physical and psychological healing, education, and skill development. The program aimed to reintegrate them into society as confident, self-reliant individuals.

Today, these remarkable young individuals are giving back to the very organization that once rescued them. They have expressed deep gratitude for the opportunities they received and a strong desire to prevent other children from facing similar hardships. Now employed at the Child Protection and Welfare Bureau as Child Attendants, ORC Attendants, Assistant Cooks, Assistant Caretakers, and Storekeepers, they work to safeguard the well-being of children at risk. Their personal experiences have given them a unique perspective and deep empathy, making them invaluable to the Bureau's mission. These five children have transformed from victims to survivors—and now to dedicated protectors of their peers—creating a powerful cycle of compassion and empowerment that is both heartwarming and inspirational.

 
 

Employment of Rescued Boys at Hardees

   

The success story of two young boys from the Child Protection and Welfare Bureau (CPWB) is a testament to the transformative power of education and opportunity. These determined boys embarked on a journey that saw them transition from interns to full-time employees at Hardee's, a prominent fast-food chain. Their journey began with an internship that provided them with invaluable experience in a real-world work environment. Under the guidance of experienced mentors, they gained practical skills, learned the ins and outs of the fast-food industry, and developed expertise in food preparation. Over time, they became integral members of the Hardee's team. Their dedication and hard work during the internship paid off, ultimately leading to their employment at Hardee's. They now serve as valued employees, contributing meaningfully to the daily operations of the restaurant. This opportunity not only provides them with financial stability but also instills a sense of purpose and belonging.

This inspiring narrative illustrates the potential for individuals—regardless of their past circumstances—to achieve their dreams through determination and opportunity. The support of the Child Protection and Welfare Bureau, along with Hardee’s commitment to offering second chances, has created a life-changing experience for these young men. Their journey stands as a shining example of how collaboration between organizations and the perseverance of individuals can lead to remarkable success stories, underscoring the importance of fostering personal growth and empowerment.

 

Internship and Job placement at Maria-B

   

Four boys from the Child Protection and Welfare Bureau have recently completed an internship at Maria B., where they received hands-on training in sketch designing, bridal dress stitching, and casual stitching. This internship provided them with a valuable opportunity to gain exposure to the fashion industry and develop essential skills.

Their dedication and hard work left a positive impression on the team at Maria B. As a result, one of these talented interns has been offered a job at the company. This achievement is not only a personal milestone for the selected intern but also a testament to the success of the internship program and its potential to empower young individuals.

The fact that one of the interns secured employment highlights both their commitment and the quality of training provided during the program. This inspiring success story demonstrates how internships can serve as a stepping stone for vulnerable youth to explore career paths and build a brighter future in their chosen fields.

 

1 year diploma in midwifery and Job Placement at Shalimar Hospital

   

Three dedicated girls from the Child Protection and Welfare Bureau have recently achieved a significant milestone by completing a one-year diploma in midwifery. This accomplishment reflects their commitment to building a future in the healthcare sector. Their journey stands as a beacon of hope, as they now serve as assistant nurses at Shalamar Hospital in Lahore, applying their newly acquired skills to support patient care.

The Child Protection and Welfare Bureau continues to play a crucial role in safeguarding and uplifting vulnerable children, and these young women's pursuit of higher education highlights the transformative impact of such support. By joining the team at Shalamar Hospital, they are not only advancing their own careers but also contributing meaningfully to the healthcare system. Their inspiring story is a testament to the power of education and opportunity to change lives. We commend their determination and dedication, and we wish them continued success as they make a lasting difference in their communities.

 

Internship and Job Placement at Flattis Hotel Lahore

   

Two boys from the Child Protection Bureau have made significant strides in the hospitality industry.

One has completed his chef internship and now works at the prestigious Flattis Hotel in Lahore, while the other has recently begun his internship there. This success reflects Chairperson Sarah Ahmad's dedication to providing training, mentorship, and career opportunities for vulnerable children, transforming their lives and inspiring others to realize their potential.

 

Salon Training and Job Placement at Toni & Guy

   

The Child Protection and Welfare Bureau has partnered with renowned hair salon Toni & Guy by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to empower young individuals with marketable skills. This initiative, led by CPWB Chairperson Sarah Ahmad and Toni & Guy CEO Mr. Shimmal, provides children over the age of 15 in CPWB care with free hairstyling internships at the Toni & Guy Hair Salon Academy.

Under this program, three boys and four girls have successfully completed professional training and are now employed at Toni & Guy. This achievement reflects Sarah Ahmad's dedication to equipping underprivileged children with skills that foster independence and self-sufficiency. By offering quality training and guidance, the program transforms lives, instilling confidence and a sense of purpose in these young individuals. Their success highlights the Bureau's commitment to nurturing talent and creating brighter futures, while inspiring others to believe in the power of education, skill development, and hard work. This initiative aligns with Sarah Ahmad's vision of a society where every child has the opportunity to thrive and achieve their dreams.

 

Employment  at FunCo

     

Two girls from the Child Protection Bureau have secured employment at FunCo, marking a significant milestone in their journey toward independence. Under the leadership of Chairperson Sarah Ahmad, the Bureau continues to prioritize skill development and employment opportunities to empower vulnerable children, particularly girls. By facilitating these placements, Chairperson Ahmad has helped these young women gain not only financial independence but also confidence and self-worth. This achievement reinforces her vision of equal opportunities and a brighter, more inclusive future for all children.