ALL PAKISTAN WOMEN ASSOCIATION
APWA (All Pakistan Women Association) was founded in 1948 by Begum Ra’ana Liaquat Ali Khan to
support refugees post-partition, with a focus on empowering women in society. APWA Multan resumed its
activities with enthusiasm to women empowerment under the guidance of a more passionate leadership
with the aim to assist women through skill building and education and gain financial independence.
As Chairperson of APWA Multan, I’m proud to share that our organization is empowering women through dedicated educational and skill-building programs. We offer a wide range of courses designed to meet the unique needs of our students. Each success story reflects the life-changing impact of our efforts. Together, we strive to create a supportive environment where every woman can grow and thrive. Empowerment begins with opportunity — and we are committed to providing it.
As Vice Chairperson of APWA, my mission is to empower women through impactful training, workshops, and resources. We are committed to helping women from all backgrounds grow, lead, and succeed. Our tailored programs provide life-changing opportunities that build confidence and independence. We believe every woman has the potential to make a difference. Empowerment is a shared journey — together, we inspire lasting change.
Objectives
- To Provide education and skills training to women
- To Promote women's empowerment and social welfare
- To Support women's economic independence
- To Advocate for women's rights and equality
OUR TEAM
Ms. Nazia Khan
General Secretary
Mrs. Tehmina Munir
Joint General Secretary
Mrs. Yasmeen Khalil Bukhtari
Treasurer
Mrs. Tahira Najam
Executive Member
Dr. Shehla Aftab
Executive Member
Mrs. Saima Faisal
Executive Member
Mrs. Aliya Nabeel
Executive Member
Mrs. Nadia waseem
Executive member
Mrs. Fareed Nasreen
Executive Member
Medical Camps
APWA operates its own ambulance and has a team of doctors who conduct weekly
medical camps in different areas, providing medical aid to hundreds of people.
Summer Internship program
APWA Multan held a Summer Internship for O/A level students with MASH, Spring Hospital, PC Romanza, and ABL, covering topics like health, safety, banking, and life skills, along with visits to partner institutions for hands-on learning.
Empowered Futures MCB Training at APWA
MCB Trained APWA Students
MCB Empowers APWA Students with Training and Job Opportunities 18 students out of 22 was offered internships, followed by permanent jobs at MCB.
APWA MOBILE DISPENSARY
Compassion and Care at Your Doorstep
- The APWA Mobile Dispensary brings essential healthcare to underserved areas of Multan, offering free medical services through a dedicated team. It ensures doorstep care for vulnerable communities with compassion and commitment.
- Each APWA medical camp focuses on women’s health, providing tailored care through expert support from the LHV and medical officer. They address maternal and child health, offer accurate diagnoses, and ensure timely treatment for better health outcomes.
- Alongside consultations, the APWA Mobile Dispensary offers basic diagnostic tests like blood sugar and pregnancy tests, and provides prescribed medicines. In one year, it held 52 medical camps, serving 12,906 patients, promoting preventive and curative care in underserved communities.