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Pasban Welfare and Technical Training Institute
Societal welfare is the glue that holds a developing society together. Circulation of wealth and helping of the less fortunate not only puts many lives on track, but also establishes a society that is one step ahead of where it was before.
The Pasban Group family, which comprises Major Retired Shahnawaz-ul-Hassanand his family, started this Welfare centre project with just such a vision in mind, to benefit the society as well as individuals in the best and longest lasting way possible. The whole of the expenses are managed by the Pasban family themselves with no outside help.
Some of the services that are provided here include a number of thorough technical training courses, providing books, uniforms, shoes, stationery, haircuts, monthly stipends, daily lunch as well as monthly rations to take home.
Free Education
Imparting an education is the first and foremost priority of this institution. Every effort is made to make the training successful. Highly qualified and experienced staff is employed in order to provide the best guidance possible. Particular emphasis is placed on maintaining discipline so as to keep a peaceful learning environment for all individuals. The buildings are bright, airy and beautiful with a constant supply of generator energy, enhancing the comfort of the environment.
The Pasban Welfare centre puts a particular emphasis on the Islamic education of students. There are routine lectures on the Islamic way of life as well as Quran and Hadith classes. Students are given quizzes about the Islamic teachings so as to keep things fresh. Writing exercises such as on the life of the Prophet (PBUH) are also directed and the students are encouraged to research into these topics using the Welfare library. There is also a beautiful mosque where students are encouraged to pray on time.
Passing on knowledge
Pasban Welfare Institute has a long ranged view for benefitting the society. Not only is free training given to hundreds of deserving youngsters, but a solemn promise is also taken from them to pass on their knowledge to two other people in their own life.
This is a way in which knowledge and skill can be spread wider even than this Institute's net of influence.