By Kiran Peter | Executive Director
Weaving People to Grow Foundation, in collaboration with GlobalGiving and with the generous support of donors, continues to transform lives by enabling six students in Rawalpindi to pursue their education and work toward breaking the cycle of poverty.
Beyond financial assistance, WPTGF is committed to holistic development. Selected students are also engaged as interns at the WPTGF office, where they dedicate up to 10 hours per week. Through this experience, they are building essential professional skills, including official communication, event moderation, teamwork, and basic financial management, preparing them for future careers with confidence and competence. Currently, Aaron and Muskan are engaged as interns with WPTGF.
Three students—Anaya Aqeel, Angel Shahid, and Sharon Ariel Bob—are enrolled at St. Catherine’s Girls High School and Presentation Convent School. All three have successfully passed their annual examinations and been promoted to the next grades: Anaya to Class 8, and Angel and Sharon to Class 6. Their families have expressed heartfelt gratitude to the donors, as financial constraints previously placed their education at risk. Without this support, they would not have been able to sit for their examinations due to unpaid school fees.
Another student, Muskan Jamal, has progressed from Grade 11 to Grade 12 in ICOM (Commerce) at MCCS College. Coming from a low-income household—her father works at a petrol pump washing cars—Muskan remains determined and motivated. With continued support, she is now one step closer to achieving her academic and career aspirations.
Aaron Rowan Bob is currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Leadership and Management Studies at National Defence University. He has successfully completed his second semester and advanced to Semester 3. In addition to his academic achievements, Aaron serves as a Class Representative, demonstrating leadership, responsibility, and active participation in university life. He extends his sincere thanks to the donors and GlobalGiving for their ongoing support.
The sixth student, Yubab Pervez, is in the process of securing admission to a university. WPTGF remains committed to supporting him and will provide his scholarship once his enrollment is confirmed, ensuring continuity in his educational journey. Yubab was invited to WPTGF program Next Qadam held on March 19, 2026 at WPTGF premises to enroll himself to a mentorship program.
Through donor generosity and strategic partnerships, WPTGF is not only supporting education but also empowering young individuals with skills, confidence, and opportunities for a brighter and more sustainable future.
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