For social welfare: ‘Coordination is key to serve humanity’
Session followed by interactive first-aid orientation
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KARACHI:
We need to understand the greater challenges the present times pose for humanity and only collaboration is the key to success.
This was stated by Pakistan Red Crescent Sindh (PRCS) Media Manager Farah Shah while addressing a session on humanitarian values at the Social Welfare Training Institute on Wednesday.
The session was conducted by PRCS in collaboration with the Sindh social welfare department where more than 30 participants from local non-governmental organisations and the social welfare department were present.
The introductory session was conducted by Shah where she urged the participants to collaborate with PRCS in its mission to serve humanity.
It was followed by an interactive first-aid orientation by trainer Saqib Ahmed.
Social Welfare Department Additional Director-General Nasir Baloch was the chief guest. He appreciated PRCS for its humanitarian work and emphasised on the importance of coming together for better results.
The session concluded with distribution of certificates to the participants.
Published in The Express Tribune, September 20th, 2018.
We need to understand the greater challenges the present times pose for humanity and only collaboration is the key to success.
This was stated by Pakistan Red Crescent Sindh (PRCS) Media Manager Farah Shah while addressing a session on humanitarian values at the Social Welfare Training Institute on Wednesday.
The session was conducted by PRCS in collaboration with the Sindh social welfare department where more than 30 participants from local non-governmental organisations and the social welfare department were present.
The introductory session was conducted by Shah where she urged the participants to collaborate with PRCS in its mission to serve humanity.
It was followed by an interactive first-aid orientation by trainer Saqib Ahmed.
Social Welfare Department Additional Director-General Nasir Baloch was the chief guest. He appreciated PRCS for its humanitarian work and emphasised on the importance of coming together for better results.
The session concluded with distribution of certificates to the participants.
Published in The Express Tribune, September 20th, 2018.