Sahil's Working Partners

• Hurmat
  
   Hurmat--a working group on “Code of ethics at workplace" provides guidelines for the protection of dignity and rights of the survivors of violence". Hurmat is comprising members of 12 endorsing organizations.
   

• Aasha (Alliance against Sexual Harassment at Workplace)
                                     
  AASHA is a network of organizations that are committed to address the issue of sexual harassment at workplace and works voluntarily with other groups on this issue. Aasha works closely with government, private sector, labor unions and civil society members and has developed an anti sexual harassment policy.
  (http://www.aasha.org.pk)
   
• HRDN (The Human Resource Development Network)

  The Human Resource Development Network (HRDN), is originated as a Network of professionals and to provide them a platform where they could share ideas and newer concepts in the field of development, emerging around the globe and then acclimatize and practice them at national/regional level. The idea was also to set up a network that should work as a bridge between individual development professionals and organizations.
  (http://www.hrdn.net)
   

• Working Group against Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation
  
  Working Group works exclusively on the issue of child sexual abuse and exploitation. The work of Working Group involves research, awareness raising, advocacy and capacity building of partners and stake holders. Working Group consists of 6 organizations which includes Pakistan Pediatric Association(PPA), Sahil, Rozan, Sach, Save the Children Uk and Save the Children Sweden.
  (http://www.wgcsae.org)
   
• Child Rights Movement
  
  Child Rights Movement is a collaboration of organizations focusing on child rights issues. In view of the severely exploitative and abusive situation of children in Pakistan a group of likeminded NGOs realized that individual projects have not been able to solve the issues of violence, abuse, neglect and exploitation of children. Hence there was a need for child rights movement in the country. The movement could not be created without the active participation of all civil society actors coming together on a single forum.
   
• Aflatoun
  
  Aflatoun is a Child Social & Financial Education program Aflatoun works on developing a child's ability to better understand and develop the concept and habit of savings. Aflatoun believes that all children have a right to quality education that inspires them to dream, act, and be the change they want to see in the world. Aflatoun teaches children the building blocks to be agents of change for their own development
  (http://www.aflatoun.org)
   
• ISPCAN (International Society for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect)
  
  ISPCAN is an international organization that brings together a worldwide cross-section of committed professionals to work towards the prevention and treatment of child abuse, neglect and exploitation globally. ISPCAN's mission is to prevent cruelty to children in every nation, in every form: physical abuse, sexual abuse, neglect, street children, child fatalities, child prostitution, children of war, emotional abuse and child labor.
  (http://www.ispcan.org)
   

          Government - SAHIL Collaboration

• GJTMAP (Gender Justice through Masalihat Anjuman Project)

  Sahil is a member of Core Group of MenEngage Alliance working with GJTMAP.
  In collaboration with Gender Justice through Musalihat Anjuman Project, Local Government and UNDP, Sahil organized a three days workshop on MenEngage from February 12-14, 2008. A total of 34 participants from government, NGOs, UN attended this training.
  (http://www.gjtmap.gov.pk)
   

• NCCWD (National Commission for Child Welfare and Development)

  Sahil is a member of Technical Committee on Child Protection under NCCWD. Sahil actively participated in 5 consultative meetings with Technical Committee on Child Protection under NCCWD.

  Sahil has participated and supported NCCWD in developing implementation strategies on National Plan of Action (NPA) and compilation of country 5 years report.

  Sahil has shared all its achievements, researches and IEC (Information, education and Information) material with NCCWD for presentation on Third World Congress in November, 2008 in Brazil.

  Sahil has contributed in planning and observing campaign on November 20, 2008 as International Day of prevention of Child Abuse with NCCWD and UNICEF.
  (http://www.nccwd.gov.pk)