Community Development Foundation Pakistan

19/05/2026

Visit Report – CDF Schooling System Campus Chattan Shah

A successful educational and community visit was conducted by the team of CDF Schooling System Campus Chattan Shah under the supervision of respected teachers Sir Hubdar Ali, Sir Saleem, and Sir Ilim Din.

During the visit, different nearby villages were visited to strengthen community relations, promote education, and discuss the importance of quality schooling for children. The team interacted with local residents and highlighted the mission of CDF Schooling System in providing better educational opportunities.

The following villages and areas were visited during the tour:

* Mir Muhammad Mangwano
* Fojan Unar
* Muhammad Qasim Rajper
* Muhammad Bux Chandio
* Manzoor Abad
* Khair Muhammad Rajper
* Dodo Mangwano
* Juman Stop
* Saleh Chandio

The visit was highly productive and appreciated by the local communities. Sir Hubdar Ali and the respected teachers encouraged parents to support children’s education and work together for a brighter future. The community members welcomed the team warmly and showed positive interest in the educational initiatives of CDF Schooling System Campus Chattan Shah.

17/05/2026

Three-Day Training Workshop Report
​Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) & Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR)
Abdul Hameed Arain Chairman
Community Development Foundation Pakistan (CDF-Pakistan) participating in the training program.
Supported By: Fresh Water Action Network South Asia (FANSA) Pakistan Chapter
Organized by Community World Services CWS
​Training Instructor: Mr. Tayyab
​Dates: May 15 – 17, 2026
Venue: O' Spring State, Murree, Pakistan
A comprehensive three-day training workshop focusing on Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) aligned with the Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) framework was supported by the Fresh Water Action Network South Asia (FANSA) Pakistan Chapter. The training program aimed to enhance institutional capacities to build resilient water and sanitation infrastructure capable of withstanding climate realities and natural disasters across the South Asian region. Representing the Community Development Foundation (CDF), Mr. Abdul Hameed Arain actively participated in this strategic learning intervention to acquire advanced frameworks for local community implementation.
​Integration of Core Frameworks: Developing a cohesive structural understanding of intersecting methodologies between sustainable WASH deployment and proactive disaster risk mitigation strategies.
​Climate-Resilient Infrastructure: Learning advanced mechanisms to design, safeguard, and sustain clean water supply networks and sanitation systems during emergencies such as floods, landslides, and earthquakes.
​Stakeholder Collaboration: Strengthening regional partnerships among FANSA member organizations to establish standardized protocols for field operations.
​The training layout was structured meticulously across three days by the expert trainer, Mr. Tayyab, balancing theoretical compliance parameters with real-world practical simulations:
​WASH Standards in Emergencies: Detailed evaluations of global emergency relief benchmarks, emphasizing safe distribution channels, temporary sanitation management, and mass hygiene awareness strategies.
​Vulnerability Assessment & DRR Mapping: Practical modeling exercises on identifying structural hazards within existing community infrastructure and formulating preemptive disaster management action plans.
​Climate Change Adaptation: Analytical reviews regarding the direct consequences of changing weather patterns on natural water tables and immediate water preservation methodologies.
​During the collaborative breakout sessions and panel dialogues, Mr. Abdul Hameed Arain Ali effectively represented the operational scope of the Community Development Foundation (CDF). Key inputs included presenting case studies regarding geographical vulnerabilities in local target areas, outlining specific infrastructural challenges faced during winter and monsoon seasons, and evaluating collaborative ex*****on plans directly with the lead trainer, Mr. Tayyab.
​Knowledge Cascade Session: Organize an internal orientation program within CDF to cascade the acquired methodologies, ensuring all program field staff align with the updated international WASH-DRR standards.
​Project Integration: Integrate specific vulnerability assessment checklists derived from the training into the operational design of all upcoming community infrastructure projects.
​Community-Level Engagement: Launch targeted awareness campaigns within vulnerable communities to build baseline emergency response preparedness regarding water purification and sanitation maintenance during crises.

17/05/2026

The National Steering Committee Meeting of Pakistan was successfully held at O Spring Estate Murree in a pleasant and productive environment. The meeting brought together National Steering Committee members and representatives from all four provinces of Pakistan to discuss key issues related to Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), climate resilience, community participation, and future collaborative initiatives.
The session was chaired by the Country Coordinator of FANSA Pakistan, Mr. Karim Baloch, who warmly welcomed all participants and emphasized the importance of strong coordination among civil society organizations for promoting sustainable and climate-resilient WASH systems in Pakistan. He appreciated the role of partner organizations and steering committee members in strengthening community voices at national and regional levels.
, being an active member of the FANSA Pakistan National Steering Committee, was represented by its Chairman, Abdul Hameed Arain, who actively participated in the discussions and shared valuable insights regarding community development, disaster risk reduction, safe drinking water, sanitation challenges, and grassroots-level engagement.
During the meeting, participants from Punjab, Sindh, Balochistan, and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa exchanged experiences, discussed regional challenges, and proposed collective strategies for improving access to clean water, sanitation facilities, and climate adaptation measures for vulnerable communities. The meeting also highlighted the importance of partnerships, policy advocacy, and coordinated actions among network members.
The gathering provided an excellent opportunity for learning, networking, experience sharing, and strengthening mutual collaboration among organizations working in the development and humanitarian sectors. All participants appreciated the friendly environment, constructive discussions, and the spirit of teamwork that made the meeting highly successful and meaningful.
At the conclusion of the meeting, participants reaffirmed their commitment to continue working together for resilient, healthy, and sustainable communities across Pakistan through collective efforts and strong community engagement.
Community Development Foundation Pakistan

15/05/2026

📢 سی ڈی ایف اسکولنگ سسٹم میں داخلے جاری ہیں!

مختصر وقت کے لیے CDF Schooling System کے تمام کیمپسز میں نئے داخلے کھلے ہیں۔
✨ مکمل مفت تعلیم
✅ کوئی داخلہ فیس نہیں
✅ کوئی ماہانہ فیس نہیں
✅ مفت کتابیں
✅ بہترین تعلیمی ماحول

📅 داخلے کی آخری تاریخ: 18 مئی 2026

📝 مطلوبہ دستاویزات:
• بے فارم
• پاسپورٹ سائز تصاویر
• والدین کے CNIC کی کاپی
• سابقہ اسکول کا رزلٹ (اگر قابلِ اطلاق ہو)

📍 اپنے قریبی کیمپس میں آج ہی داخلہ یقینی بنائیں۔

🌐 www.cdfpakistan.org.pk

14/05/2026

14/05/2026

📢 Important Announcement for Students & Parents

CDF Pakistan (Community Development Foundation) proudly announces the updated school timings for all campuses of CDF Schooling System.

🕢 School Timing: 7:30 AM
🕧 Closing Time: 12:30 PM

We kindly request all students and parents to ensure punctuality and regular attendance so that academic activities may continue smoothly and effectively.

📍 Our Campuses:
✔ CDF Schooling System Campus Hussainabad Sakrand
✔ CDF Schooling System Campus Near SDO Wapda Office Sakrand
✔ CDF Schooling System Campus Chattan Shah
✔ CDF Schooling System Campus Golo Dahri

✨ Education, Character & Leadership — Our Mission

13/05/2026

National Coordination Meeting
CTC-Pak Network & Community Development Foundation (CDF Pakistan)
A National Coordination Meeting was organized by the CTC-Pak Network on May 9, 2026, at Faletti's Express, Lahore. The meeting brought together representatives of partner organizations, social sector professionals, public health advocates, and civil society members from different regions of Pakistan to discuss key issues related to to***co control and public health challenges in the country.
Community Development Foundation (CDF Pakistan), being a partner organization of the CTC -Pak Network, participated actively in the meeting. The organization was represented by its Chairman, Abdul Hameed Arain, who shared valuable experiences and community-level observations regarding to***co control awareness and implementation challenges in rural and urban communities.
The primary purpose of the National Coordination Meeting was to review the current situation of to***co consumption in Pakistan, discuss the increasing use of ci******es and other to***co products, and identify practical strategies to strengthen to***co control initiatives across the country.
Participants discussed the growing health risks associated with to***co use, especially among youth and vulnerable communities. It was highlighted that the increasing availability and marketing of to***co products have become a major challenge for public health institutions and social organizations working for community welfare.
The meeting also aimed to strengthen coordination among partner organizations and create a unified strategy for future advocacy, awareness campaigns, and policy implementation efforts.
One of the major discussion topics during the meeting was: “Status of PCL Enforcement in Selected Districts of Punjab and Sindh”
Participants reviewed the current status of to***co control law enforcement in selected districts of Punjab and Sindh provinces. Different organizations shared field experiences, implementation gaps, monitoring challenges, and policy-related concerns faced at the district and community levels.
The session focused on:
Enforcement challenges related to to***co control laws, Availability and accessibility of to***co products among youth, Weak monitoring mechanisms in certain districts, Lack of awareness regarding health risks of to***co consumption
Need for stronger coordination between government departments and civil society organizations, Community-based advocacy and awareness initiatives,Importance of engaging educational institutions and youth groups in to***co prevention activities, Representatives from partner organizations also highlighted the importance of local-level advocacy and the need for sustainable awareness campaigns to discourage smoking and other harmful to***co practices.
Experience Sharing Session, During the coordination meeting, participants from various partner organizations shared their experiences, achievements, and challenges related to to***co control activities in their respective areas.
The Community Development Foundation shared its observations from community engagement activities and emphasized the importance of involving schools, youth, parents, and local stakeholders in awareness efforts. The discussion reflected the importance of grassroots-level mobilization in reducing to***co use and promoting healthier lifestyles.The experience-sharing session created an opportunity for mutual learning and encouraged organizations to adopt innovative and community-driven approaches for future interventions.

At the conclusion of the meeting, a comprehensive group discussion session was conducted to develop a future action plan for the year 2026–2027.
Participants collectively discussed potential initiatives and strategic priorities for the upcoming year, including: Expanding to***co control awareness campaigns
Strengthening partnerships among civil society organizations, Increasing youth engagement programs, Promoting school and community-based educational activities, Advocating for stronger implementation of to***co control laws
Enhancing monitoring and reporting mechanisms
Encouraging collaboration with media and public health institutions, Conducting district-level awareness sessions and workshops
The participants agreed that coordinated efforts and continuous engagement with communities are essential to effectively address the growing challenge of to***co consumption in Pakistan.
The National Coordination Meeting concluded with a collective commitment from all participating organizations to continue working together for a healthier and to***co-free society. Participants appreciated the efforts of the CTC-PAK Network for organizing a productive platform for dialogue, collaboration, and strategic planning.
The meeting successfully strengthened communication among partner organizations and provided valuable direction for future to***co control initiatives in Pakistan. Participants expressed hope that joint efforts, community awareness, and stronger policy implementation would contribute significantly toward reducing to***co use and protecting future generations from its harmful effects.

10/05/2026

🌸 Happy Mother’s Day 🌸

Today, CDF Pakistan honors and celebrates the unconditional love, care, and sacrifices of all mothers who inspire and shape brighter futures for their children.

A mother is the first teacher, the strongest support, and the heart of every family. On this special day, we pay tribute to all mothers for their endless dedication and love.

💖 Happy Mother’s Day to all amazing mothers around the world!

🌐 www.cdfpakistan.org.pk

06/05/2026

Parents Teacher Meeting Report – NFE Center Jairam Kolhi, Umerkot

A Parents Teacher Meeting (PTM) was conducted at the Non-Formal Education (NFE) Center Jairam Kolhi, District Umerkot, under the education program implemented by Community Development Foundation (CDF Pakistan).

The purpose of the meeting was to discuss students’ attendance, academic progress, and the importance of regular participation in classroom activities. Parents were informed about the objectives of the NFE program and the role of families in supporting children’s education.

During the meeting, teachers shared updates regarding students’ learning performance, classroom behavior, and daily attendance. Parents appreciated the efforts of the facilitators and assured their cooperation in ensuring regular attendance of their children.

The CDF team also conducted an awareness session highlighting the importance of education, especially for out-of-school children, and encouraged parents to continue supporting their children’s learning journey.

Overall, the meeting was successful and helped strengthen coordination between parents, teachers, and the community for improving educational outcomes at the NFE center.

School Education & Literacy Department, Government of SindhLiteracy & NFE Sindh

05/05/2026

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04/05/2026

In Memory of Late Umed Ali Soomro — A Tribute
Every organization wishes to honor and remember its sincere and devoted members.
Though they leave this world, their dedication, sincerity, and services remain alive forever.
In memory of CDF’s long-time and committed worker, Late Umeed Ali Soomro, who passed away on May 3, 2025, a dignified and heartfelt memorial program was held on May 4, 2026, at CDF Hall Sakrand.
🌿 On this occasion, the students of Grade 9 completed two recitations (Khatam) of the Holy Quran for the reward (Esal-e-Sawab) of the deceased, which is a great act of continuous charity.
🌿 The presence of the late’s wife, daughter, and respected mother made the atmosphere deeply emotional and touching.
🌿 A special prayer session was led by the respected religious scholar Syed Noor Muhammad Shah, who prayed sincerely for the forgiveness, higher ranks in the hereafter, and patience for the bereaved family.
🌿 The Chairman of CDF, Abdul Hameed Arain, along with other organizational members and school heads, attended the program and paid tribute to the valuable services of the deceased.
Poetic Tribute
He served in silence, with a heart so pure,
His legacy lives on, forever to endure.
No wealth he sought, no fame in sight,
His good deeds now shine as eternal light.
Prayer
May Allah grant Late Umed Ali Soomro the highest place in Jannah,
forgive his shortcomings, and bless his family with patience. Ameen 🤲