Vocational training institutes (VTIs) across Pakistan
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Youth and women trained with employable skills
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Households positively impacted
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Trainees are women
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Graduates are self-employed or placed in a job
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Beautician
Participants receive professional training in beauty and personal care services. Graduates can work in salons or serve clients from their own homes, giving them flexible and independent income opportunities.
Mechanic / Electrician
This technical course provides hands-on training in electrical systems and mechanical repair. Graduates are prepared for local employment markets or small workshop ownership within their own communities.
Fruit Dehydration
Trainees learn value-addition techniques to process locally grown fruit into market-ready products. The course enables women in remote regions to generate income through agro-based micro-enterprises.
IT / E-commerce
Digital skills learned through this course connect youth to online work, freelancing, and e-commerce opportunities. Even from underserved regions, participants can access national and global markets.
Dressmaking / Embroidery
Traditional stitching and embroidery are developed into professional, income-generating skills. Graduates can operate from home or collaborate with local retailers and designers.
Electric Bike Mechanic
Training in electric bike maintenance prepares youth for jobs in a fast-growing and future-focused sector. This creates employment while supporting cleaner and more sustainable transportation.
Moawin Foundation goes beyond skills training to ensure that learning leads to real economic opportunities. Through collaborations with partners such as Sapphire, Urban Sole, Intellectual Rush, Mediotech, Sui Dhaga, and Akhuwat Foundation, trainees gain Microfinance loans, industry exposure, practical experience, and pathways to entrepreneurship. Alongside these partnerships, fruit drying facilities, and food processing units for jam and pickle production enable youth and women to turn their skills into sustainable livelihoods and long-term economic empowerment.
