Samaritan’s Fellowship Foundation Pakistan works with marginalized and minority communities to defend their rights, strengthen their voice, and create opportunities for lasting self-reliance.
Our work connects three pillars: Freedom, Rights & Empowerment; Economic Opportunity; and Peace & Fellowship.
We speak for the freedom of people from social differences, injustice, modern slavery, extremism, religious intolerance, persecution, and poverty.
We put human rights into practice through civic education, community leadership, advocacy, and constructive engagement with decision-makers. Our programmes connect freedom from exploitation with meaningful participation and economic inclusion, enabling marginalized and minority communities to exercise their rights and shape their own futures.
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Through StartFish, we support practical skills training, small-business startup assistance, tools, and enterprise mentoring to help people build sustainable livelihoods. This work supports economic independence among individuals facing exclusion and families rebuilding their lives after exploitation. Through our developing IMPULSE programme, we also explore how digital and AI skills can create pathways to employment and enterprise, alongside responsible technology use and online safety.
Practical knowledge of constitutional rights, legal protections, responsibilities, and available support.
Confidence in using due process, complaint mechanisms, referrals, and peaceful problem-solving.
Advancing religious freedom, non-discrimination, dignity, and equal participation in public life.
Supporting women, youth, workers, and grassroots leaders to identify and raise evidence-based community concerns.
Responsible documentation, public awareness, constructive dialogue, and engagement with relevant institutions.
Our programmes connect freedom from exploitation, meaningful participation, and economic opportunity—working alongside marginalized and minority communities to turn rights into everyday realities.
FREEDOM
Participation
Empowerment
Across Pakistan
We advance rights awareness, equal participation, and community leadership among marginalized and minority communities. Through civic education, dialogue, and constructive engagement with institutions, we help people express their priorities and participate in decisions affecting their lives.
✅ Human Rights Education
✅ Constitutional Rights Awareness
✅ Minority Rights & Inclusion
✅ Civic Participation & Leadership
✅ Peaceful Institutional Engagement
FREEDOM
Protection
Restoration
Punjab, Pakistan
Families trapped in bonded labour are denied freedom, dignity, education, and economic opportunity. Set Them Free supports lawful pathways to freedom, family recovery, education, skills development, and sustainable livelihoods so families can rebuild their lives with greater independence and security.
✅ Rights Awareness & Lawful Release
✅ Family Recovery & Reintegration
✅ Education Opportunities for Children
✅ Skills & Livelihood Development
✅ Pathways to Economic Independence
Livelihoods
Enterprise
Independence
KPK, Punjab & Sindh, Pakistan
Economic vulnerability can leave families dependent and exposed to exploitation. StartFish helps individuals build practical skills, start small businesses, develop sustainable livelihoods, and create independent sources of income that strengthen dignity, resilience, and long-term economic security.
✅ Practical Skills Development
✅ Small Business Startup Support
✅ Tools & Livelihood Assistance
✅ Enterprise Mentoring
✅ Economic Independence
From education and skills training to peacebuilding and healthcare, our projects transform lives and empower communities across Pakistan.
IMPULSE
Advancing Rights. Strengthening Democracy.
Freedom, Rights & Democratic Empowerment Through Emerging Technologies
IMPULSE brings SFFP’s human rights mission into the digital age. It connects digital safety, civic freedoms, responsible AI, and economic inclusion so marginalized and minority communities can participate in shaping their digital futures.
Our purpose is to help people understand and exercise their rights, make informed choices, and access opportunities as technology transforms public life and the world of work.
Our programme is organized around five connected pillars:
We are developing community-informed approaches that connect digital and AI literacy with rights awareness, practical safety, and meaningful participation.
Our priorities include accessible learning, dialogue on responsible technology, and pathways from digital skills to employment and enterprise. Community perspectives and constructive engagement with civil society, technology professionals, and decision-makers guide this work.
Community learning, awareness sessions, and guidance on rights and lawful remedies.
Listening to local priorities and supporting community-led problem identification.
Documented work with families affected by bonded labour and severe exploitation.
Constructive collaboration with civil society, technical experts, and public institutions.
We coordinate with local communities, government departments, statutory mechanisms, civil society organizations, professional networks, and development partners working toward shared priorities such as poverty reduction, labour protection, education, public health, social inclusion, human rights, and sustainable development. At the same time, our independence allows us to document community realities, identify gaps, advocate for improvements, and bring community voices into discussions that affect their lives.
We deliver education programs directly within communities, ensuring access for those who need it most.
We go beyond traditional learning by promoting human rights awareness and critical thinking.
We equip young individuals with leadership skills to become active change-makers in their communities.
Our programs focus on sustainable change by building knowledge, confidence, and opportunity.
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SFFP advances human rights in Pakistan through rights education, civic participation, community leadership, and evidence-based advocacy. We work with marginalized and religious minority communities to address bonded labour, discrimination, and barriers to justice and equal participation. Our approach connects community voices with constructive engagement with decision-makers, while linking freedom from exploitation with education, sustainable livelihoods, and greater economic independence.
We help people understand their rights, public institutions, and the ways they can participate in decisions affecting their lives. Through civic education, community dialogue, and leadership development, we support women, young people, and religious minorities to identify shared concerns, express their priorities, and engage constructively with decision-makers. Our approach promotes peaceful participation, equal representation, and public accountability.
Freedom from bonded labour is a fundamental human right. SFFP works with affected families to strengthen awareness of their rights and support lawful pathways out of exploitation. Through Set Them Free, we connect this work with family recovery, children’s education, and sustainable livelihoods, helping people exercise greater control over their lives and reduce vulnerability to renewed exploitation.
Economic exclusion can limit people’s ability to exercise their rights, make independent choices, and participate in public life. Through StartFish, we support practical skills and small-business opportunities that help people facing discrimination and exploitation build sustainable livelihoods. This work complements our rights advocacy by strengthening economic independence and people’s ability to shape their own futures.
Our IMPULSE programme connects digital safety, freedom of expression, civic participation, and responsible AI. We focus on privacy, online safety, non-discrimination, and the ability of marginalized communities to participate in decisions about technologies affecting their lives. This developing work also explores how AI and digital skills can expand access to employment and livelihoods while respecting people’s rights and choices.
We bring community concerns into constructive dialogue with relevant public institutions, civil society organizations, and decision-makers. Our approach combines community perspectives, responsible documentation, and evidence-based advocacy to identify barriers and encourage improvements in policies and practices. We maintain our independence while seeking cooperation that strengthens accountability, equal treatment, and meaningful participation.
Partner with Samaritan’s Fellowship Foundation to defend human rights, strengthen civic participation, and expand economic opportunities for marginalized and minority communities in Pakistan.
The Set Them Free Project focuses on helping families trapped in bonded labor and modern slavery in Pakistan. Many vulnerable men, women, and children are forced to work under oppressive systems where generations remain trapped due to unjust debts and exploitation. Through this project, we work to secure their freedom and restore their basic human dignity.
Once families are released, they receive immediate humanitarian support, including food assistance, basic medical care, and assistance with reintegration into safe and stable community life. Children are prioritized for school enrollment so they can grow up with access to education instead of facing exploitation and forced labor.
To ensure their freedom is sustainable, adults receive livelihood training and guidance to start small, income-generating activities such as food stalls, grocery shops, barbershops, plumbing, or other trades. This approach helps families rebuild their lives with dignity, independence, and renewed hope for the future. Support our work!
After families are rescued from bonded labor, the next phase focuses on rebuilding their lives through economic empowerment. This stage provides training in sustainable livelihood skills so individuals can earn a stable and dignified income. By equipping adults with practical vocational abilities and basic financial awareness, families gain the opportunity to stand on their own feet and avoid falling back into cycles of exploitation and poverty.
This initiative focuses on empowering women from vulnerable and marginalized communities by providing skills training and livelihood opportunities. Women receive training in areas such as sewing, handicrafts, small business management, and other income-generating activities. Through these opportunities, women gain confidence, financial independence, and the ability to support their families while contributing positively to their communities.
Our Mobile Medical Missions bring essential healthcare services directly to underserved and marginalized communities. During these medical camps, basic health consultations and medicines are provided while systematically collecting health data to better understand community needs. Information such as the number of men, women, and children served, their age groups, and the most common illnesses treated is carefully recorded. Initial screenings and medical samples are also collected to help identify underlying health concerns within the community.
Collected samples are sent for laboratory testing, and individuals diagnosed with chronic or serious conditions are referred to hospitals for further treatment and care. This process ensures that patients requiring specialized medical attention are connected with appropriate healthcare facilities while immediate medical needs are addressed during the camps.
The data gathered through these missions is then analyzed to identify the root causes of common health problems. For example, if waterborne diseases or stomach infections are widespread, it may indicate unsafe drinking water; if malnutrition is prevalent, it may be linked to food insecurity or poor sanitation. Based on these findings, targeted solutions are implemented such as water projects, filtration systems, or livelihood and economic empowerment programs to address the underlying causes and improve long-term community health.
Samaritan’s Fellowship Foundation Pakistan (SFFP) delivers community-based education programs focused on human rights awareness, youth empowerment, and social development. These include seminars, workshops, and training sessions designed to equip individuals with knowledge, leadership skills, and the ability to advocate for their rights.
Our education programs primarily benefit marginalized communities, including youth, women, and vulnerable groups across Pakistan. We focus on individuals who lack access to quality education, awareness, and opportunities for personal and social development.
Education empowers individuals by helping them understand their rights, make informed decisions, and actively participate in their communities. Through awareness and training, our programs enable people to challenge injustice, promote equality, and contribute to positive social change.
Yes, our education initiatives align with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 4 (Quality Education), SDG 5 (Gender Equality), SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities), and SDG 16 (Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions).
You can support our education initiatives by making a donation, partnering with us, or helping raise awareness about our work. Your support enables us to expand our programs and reach more communities in need.
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Support our mission to rescue families trapped in bonded labour. Create your own fundraiser and help change lives.
Support our mission to rescue families trapped in bonded labour. Create your own fundraiser and help change lives.