Aahung

Aahung Aahung is a Karachi-based non-profit organization

Aahung was founded in 1995 by a group of individuals, to facilitate the implementation of two community based projects, Karachi Reproductive Health Project (KRHP-1994) and AIDS Awareness Program (AAP- 1997). The projects aimed to improve the sexual health status of women and adolescents in four low-income urban communities, and reduce their vulnerability to HIV/AIDS.

23/04/2026

In this episode, Project Trainer & Coordinator Shanzay at Aahung talks about educators’ experiences with digital violence and what it takes to support both teachers and students effectively.

This post is supported by Aahung & Right To Play, under the What Works II Initiative.

Addressing digital violence requires awareness, reporting mechanisms, and collective responsibility.Aahung & RTP are com...
21/04/2026

Addressing digital violence requires awareness, reporting mechanisms, and collective responsibility.
Aahung & RTP are committed to strengthening digital safety education.

This post is supported by Aahung & Right To Play, under the What Works II Initiative.

17/04/2026

The questions asked by students often reveal more than answers ever could. A conversation with Sundus Aziz on how student voices influence teaching and perspective.

This post is supported by Aahung & Right To Play, under the What Works II Initiative.

Creating safer environments means teaching boundaries, encouraging questions, and reminding children that they can alway...
14/04/2026

Creating safer environments means teaching boundaries, encouraging questions, and reminding children that they can always speak to a trusted adult.

This post is supported by Aahung & Right To Play, under the What Works II Initiative.

09/04/2026

Syeda Saima, Project Coordinator at Right To Play, shares how children can be guided to understand digital violence in ways that are age-appropriate, meaningful, and empowering

This post is supported by Aahung & Right To Play, under the What Works II Initiative.

GBV is not limited to one form or one place. It can happen at home, at school, online, or in the community. Understandi...
06/04/2026

GBV is not limited to one form or one place.
It can happen at home, at school, online, or in the community. Understanding it is the first step toward prevention.

This post is supported by Aahung & Right To Play, under the What Works II Initiative.

28/01/2026

For many girls, it was the first time hearing about periods openly, confusion turned into understanding.

This post is supported by Aahung, AFD France & Fos Feminista.

22/01/2026

In Pakistan, generations of girls grew up learning about
menstruation through hints, warnings, and restrictions
instead of facts. When something natural is never
spoken about openly, it slowly becomes something to
hide. This silence has allowed myths, fear, and shame to
replace understanding.

This post is supported by Aahung, AFD France & Fòs
Feminista.

Periods are natural, but barriers aroundmenstrual hygiene are not. In Pakistan, millionsof women still lack safe options...
19/01/2026

Periods are natural, but barriers around
menstrual hygiene are not. In Pakistan, millions
of women still lack safe options - highlighting the
urgent need for education, access, and support.

This post is supported by Aahung, AFD France &
Fòs Feminista.

15/01/2026

When children talk about bullying, teamwork, kindness, and safe spaces, they remind us that the future is already brighter.

Little artists, big change 🎨🌟Their vision? A world full of respect, play & kindness. Swipe through 👉
12/01/2026

Little artists, big change 🎨🌟
Their vision? A world full of respect, play & kindness. Swipe through 👉

08/01/2026

Sometimes, kids say it best. Their take on respect and teamwork will melt your heart - and lift your hope.

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Karachi

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:30
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:30
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:30
Thursday 09:00 - 17:30
Friday 09:00 - 17:30

Telephone

+922135821654

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