“Providing access to jobs and opportunities for enhancing income”
Livelihood
We provide educational support for young people, women and other socially-excluded communities in the form of training through workshops and education.
A person’s livelihood refers to their means of securing the basic necessities of life. This takes into account an individual’s skills, assets, income and activities. In line with our founder’s vision, this objective starts with supporting the education of children and young people and then focuses on building the skills of individuals to enable them to make a living on their own. Through training and mentoring, we help individuals get to a position where they successfully have access to jobs and can be self-reliant in the long term. We aim for individuals to not only lift themselves out of poverty, but also provide support to prevent them from falling back into it.
The V. M. Public School was established in 1963 by the late Mr M. A. Rangoonwala, Karachi, Pakistan
ZVMG Rangoonwala Trust signs Agreement with Aga Khan University for floor naming in honour of Mrs Banu Rangoonwala towards supporting the development and operations of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. Karachi, Pakistan
Jawaan Champions, an initiative by the Rangoonwala Foundation, seeks to incorporate physical education (PE) into Pakistan’s education system by offering extensive training programs for teachers
Our Case Studies
A showcase of the our work and the impact that it has had, across sectors and geographies
