Helping Funds Foundation (HFF) has supported educational and community development initiatives through partnerships with organizations working to improve access to education and opportunities for young people. One of these initiatives is the support provided to three Youth Development Centers in Pakistan, helping young women access residential facilities, pursue higher education, and develop skills for their future.
Helping Funds Foundation (HFF), in partnership with SHAD Foundation, supports the operational expenses of the Diamond Jubilee Girls Hostel in Islamabad, Pakistan. Established in 2019, the hostel has benefited 433 students and currently accommodates 45 young women. HFF’s support helps make higher education more accessible through residential facilities, career guidance, and personal development opportunities, empowering young women to achieve their academic goals and build brighter futures.
Helping Funds Foundation (HFF), in partnership with SHAD Foundation, supports the operational expenses of the Girls Hostel in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. The hostel has benefited 887 students since its establishment in 2017 and currently accommodates 82 young women. HFF’s support helps students pursue higher education, develop leadership and professional skills, and access career guidance. Residents have also achieved international educational opportunities, including the Global Korea Scholarship to study in South Korea and the Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship to study in Hungary.
The Girls Hostel in Chitral is one of three Youth Development Centers supported by Helping Funds Foundation (HFF) in partnership with SHAD Foundation. Established in 2019, the hostel has benefited 385 students and currently accommodates 58 young women. HFF supports its operational expenses, helping provide a supportive residential environment that promotes education, cultural awareness, and personal development.
Helping Funds Foundation supports three Youth Development Centers in Pakistan in partnership with SHAD Foundation. These centers help young women access residential support, pursue higher education, and develop the skills and confidence needed for their future.
Since their establishment, the three centers have collectively benefited 1,705 students and currently accommodate 185 residents.
Beyond accommodation, the centers promote career counselling, leadership, personal development, university admission guidance, and exposure to professional opportunities.
Through this continued partnership, HFF is helping young women from remote and underserved communities work toward their educational aspirations, professional growth, and greater financial independence.
