Participatory Rural Development Society (PRDS)

World Humanitarian Day | 19 August

Today, PRDS pays tribute to all humanitarian workers, volunteers, and local communities who stand with people affected by conflict, disasters, displacement, and crises.

We recognize the courage, compassion, and commitment of those working every day to protect dignity, save lives, and build hope.

At PRDS, we remain committed to putting people at the centre of humanitarian action and strengthening locally led, inclusive, and resilient solutions.

Together, we can build a more just, safe, and resilient world.

Women’s Day was celebrated in Nowshera by Participatory Rural Development Society (PRDS) under the WADA (Women Alliance for Development and Advancement) Project funded by KNH.

The event focused on the social, political, and economic empowerment of women, encouraging them to actively participate in community development, raise their voices for their rights and entitlements, and engage with concerned authorities for resolving local level issues.

The celebration also highlighted the importance of women’s leadership, equal opportunities, awareness of rights, and strengthening their role in decision-making processes for a more inclusive and progressive society.

Today, the UN- IOM mission visited the ongoing WASH and Shelter Settlement Project Peshawar, accompanied by the Chief Executive of PRDS. The visit focused on reviewing progress, engaging with communities, and assessing the impact of ongoing interventions on the ground.

https://www.app.com.pk/kp/prds-holds-advocacy-events-in-buner-shangla-to-boost-girls-education-enrollment/

PRDS holds advocacy events in Buner, Shangla to boost girls’ education, enrollment PESHAWAR, Mar 30 (APP):The Participatory Rural Development Society (PRDS) organized two advocacy and communication events in Buner and Shangla districts to

Proud Milestone by PRDS !!
We are delighted to share a significant achievement from our role as the lead implementing partner for the ILMpact Education Programme in Shangla & Buner districts. The ILMpact is funded by and is being implemented with technical assistance from the and consortium partners , , , , and , this initiative is a true testament to the power of partnership.

Our devoted team has successfully achieved all project targets, directly by reaching over 16,000 beneficiaries, including children, teachers, and PTC members. These efforts were widely recognized during the recent Partners Review Workshop by the British Council, a proud moment for us all.

ILMpact is dedicated to promote inclusive, equitable, and quality education with a focus on gender equity, where more than 70% of direct beneficiaries are girls , the project works to improve foundational learning and enhance community support for education. The field teams have successfully managed to establish remedial camps using the Teaching at the Right Level methodology, a total of 100 local lady teachers have been deputed and trained under the grant to assist the effective and efficient implementation of the programme activities in target areas ..

We extend our deepest gratitude to our partners, the dedicated communities in Buner and Shangla, and our incredible team for making this impact possible. Together, we are building a brighter, more inclusive future for every child.
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