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HunarGah centers teach women practical skills so they can earn a living, start their own small businesses and support their families for years to come. By attending, women invest in their own future and in their children's future.
Today Sarwar Foundation runs 70 HunarGah centers. More than 35,000 lives have been changed through the program, including 8,384 in 2026 alone.
Many centers also offer free schooling to the children of enrolled students. Training centers are set up in schools and community centers so that they are easy to reach for women in the surrounding areas.
Our Outcomes
- Skills training for women in Punjab, Sindh, Baluchistan, KPK and Azad Kashmir
- Centers in schools and community centers close to home
- Centers inside women’s prisons for training and rehabilitation
- Sewing machines for widows, orphans and deserving women
70HunarGah centers
35K+Lives changed through skills training
Empowering Woman
In some areas, after the training, sewing machines and other equipment were given to the women who had learned the skills, so that they could start their own business.
An estimated 1,000 sewing machines and beauty salon kits have been given to the girls and women who learned skills at HunarGah.
What is taught at HunarGah
- Tailoring and stitching
- Beauty parlour skills
- Handicrafts
- Hand painting
Where HunarGah works
HunarGah started in 2015 and works in Sindh, Punjab, Balochistan, Azad Kashmir and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Later, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed with the Child Protection Bureau.
Our special centers
SOS Village Faisalabad. A HunarGah center was opened at SOS Village Faisalabad and computers were provided. The following facilities were also given there:
- Water filtration plant
- Hepatitis screening tests (mobile unit)
- Pharmacies
District Jail Faisalabad (women’s prison). A HunarGah center was also set up inside the women’s prison, with sewing machines and beauty parlour facilities, along with a water filtration plant.
How we work
We set up centers where women can reach them easily, in schools and community centers.
Women learn skills they can use to earn, and many centers offer free schooling for their children.
Trained women can start a small business or find suitable work, and deserving women receive sewing machines.
Frequently asked questions
Women from the surrounding community can join. Please contact us to find the center nearest to you.
Please contact us for the details of the center near you.
You can donate through the Donate Now section, or volunteer with us. Your donations help provide training and sewing machines.
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