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Proposal for Mentoring School for youth in Pakistan

Submitted To: Ma’am Shahira Mukhtar

Submitted By: Ahsan Ali Memon

CEO (Helping Hands)

Date: 7-1-2021
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2. Content List

S.NO Topics Page No.

1. Summary 3
2. Introduction 4
3. Descriptive Plan 4-5
3.1 How we will do this 5
4. Management Section 5
5. Finance Section 6
6. Conclusion 6
7. Recommendations
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1. Executive Summary:
Young people have lost faith in the opportunities that await them if they are successful in getting their
lives together because of multiple failures in their life and the development of negative behaviors.

Youth need to be in a loving, supportive learning atmosphere that encourages their best efforts and
strengthen mutual respect to achieve this goal. We open the school for youth to promote pro social
relationship, and teach them strong interpersonal skills. Because we believe every child deserves a bright
future regardless of their situation.
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2. Introduction:
Helping Hands is a non-profit organization offering mentoring services in Pakistan for young people in
middle and high school. The purpose of helping hands is to promote a dedication to youth that promotes
pro-social friendships, good interpersonal skills, and reconfirms a sense of hope for the future. We take
care of all the young people we represent as if they were our own by helping them make healthy decisions
and opportunities. Helping hands provides a youth leadership opportunities, positive out-of school
activities, and individual mentoring.

3. Descriptive Plan:

Mission:
Helping hands mission is to engage at-risk youth so they can realize their educational and career
potential while contributing to the stability, safety, and well-being of our communities.

The principles we teach our Helping hand students are as follows

Commitment: Helping hands wants to inspire pro-social friendships, strong interpersonal skills,
and instill a sense of hope in the future.

Responsibility: The focus of helping hands is to empower youth in establishing goals and
following through on commitments.

Possibility: Helping hands wants to expand the perspective of young people to make them aware
of life’s possibilities.

Support: An individual is significantly affected by their support system. Helping hands wants to
surround young people in a caring, inclusive learning environment.
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3.1 How we will do this?

The goal of the program is to identify youths who are going to have an unstable transition to
adulthood and offer them a positive support system to avoid the risks that can prevent their lives.
The focus is slightly different at each level.

At the elementary school level, mentors try to guide the young person back into the mainstream
of class activity in order to destroy the negative reinforces that can turn student's attention off to
school. With middle school students, helping hands provide mentors that serve as developmental
role models for young people looking for direction. Helping hands have found that group
activities can serve as a powerful reinforcement of hopeful behavior.

4. Management sector:
The Management teams of helping hands are:

• Executive Director

• Program Director

• Board Member (Juvenile Advocate)

Mr. Azeem (Executive Director):

Our executive director: has extensive experience with direct service and administration of
outreach, counseling, juvenile justice, and child welfare programs. He also has a degree of
master of business administration.

Mr. Saim Sheikh (Program Director):

Our program director advocating educator developing many community initiatives centered on
teaching youth health and wellness. He also specializes in the field of pediatrics.

Mr. Ali (Board Member):

Our Board Member is a strong defender of child abuse. He is a juvenile justice advocate. He has
a degree of law.
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5. Financial sector:
We start this school by the investment of Rs 100,000. and we expect to raise enough money
through regular ongoing donations to support the needed activities offerings to make this work.

We also ask government to fund our school for the betterment of the youth. We also create a web
portal for online donations.

6. Conclusion:

At last I would conclude it with a famous Quote of Franklin D. Roosevelt That

“We cannot always build a future for our youth, but we can always build our youth for the future.”

Helping hands are working to build the youth for the better future of our country.

7. Recommendations: