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Name:	Anam
Location:	Faisalabad, Pakistan.
About me / us:	I have done MSC. Chemistry and i am a Social worker and work for Empowerment of women , women right and provide awareness about women right in Pakistan
Why 1%MEMBER:	My friend introduce me 1%Club and i like this plateform because it is a good start for small project for grass root organizations. Well i am a part of Empowerment of Disabled women in Pakistan Project and i am promoting this project.
Website:	onepercentclub.com/projects/empowerwomenpakistan

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21/11/2011

Anam is now connected with opera:

Anam commented:

Hi Opera,
How are you? Hope that you are good. I wants to familiarize my workings to you. I am working with Jahanzeb Asif in his project we are serving disable women and children in Pakistan because they are totaly ignored in our society. I am sending you the link visit it to see more details. Hope that you will take interest in it. And I request you to rate it and share it with your friends and family, because may your this act will help to give their rights to them.
http://www.1procentclub.nl/projects/CommunityBasedRehabilitationforDisabledWomen&childrenofpakistan
Kind Regards
Anam.

16/11/2011

Anam is now connected with Dr. Waqas:

Anam is now connected with Po:

Anam commented:

Hi Po Rin,
Hope that you are good. I wants to introduce my project to you if you like it then give your comments and rate it. After visiting please respond me.
http://www.1procentclub.nl/projects/CommunityBasedRehabilitationforDisabledWomen&childrenofpakistan.
Regards Anam.

Anam is now connected with Mathiu:

06/10/2011

Anam wrote to Empowerment of Disabled Women / Girls of Pakistan. Participatie van vrouwen/meisjes met een handicap in Pakistan:

Many disable women in pakistan are facing enduring attitudes of prejudice, not only from the wider community, but often from within their own communities and families. They need a great deal of support and encouragement in crossing these barriers.