Improving the lives of vulnerable Communities
Improving the lives of vulnerable Communities
The Pakistan Red Crescent Society was established on 20th December 1947 By Quaid-e-Azam Mohammed Ali Jinnah by an order called “Pakistan Red Cross Order” under the Act. of 1920. This Organization was successfully run till February 1974 as “Pakistan Red Cross Society”. The Act of 1920 was amended by the Parliament of Pakistan in February 1974 converting the Red Cross into Red Crescent and the Sindh Provincial Branch is also governed by the same Act. The Society is a STATUTORY BODY and not an NGO as perceived by the general public. It has its own National and Provincial constitutions.
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Enhanced Capacity to provide effective humanitarian assistance in Emergency situations
See DetailsIncreased Community well-being and resilience through preventive and curative healthcare services capacity education and awareness
See Detailslead the facilitation of restoring family links and promotion of safe and dignified migration and displacement of individuals
See DetailsThe Pakistan Red Crescent Society, in collaboration with the International Committee of the Red Cross, and international federation of red cross and red crescent societies organized a Movement Induction Course…
Read moreThe Emergency Response Corps (ERC) meeting at PRCS Sindh This marked an important step toward strengthening emergency response systems The session took place at the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) of…
Read moreThe Pakistan Red Crescent Society (PRCS) Sindh Branch organized a three-day RFL in detention training PRCS Sindh at the Provincial Headquarters. The training aimed to strengthen the capacity of volunteers…
Read moreHonorable Governor Sindh, Kamran Tessori, met with Chairman Pakistan Red Crescent Society Sindh, Rehan Hashmi, at the Governor House Karachi During the meeting, the Chairman briefed the Governor on ongoing…
Read moreThe PRC Society Sindh Branch organized a fire prevention training session at its Provincial Headquarters (PHQ) in Karachi. This session was part of the annual safety drill. It aimed to…
Read morePakistan Red Crescent Society (PRCS) Sindh Branch expressed deep sorrow over the tragic death of an Iranian Red Crescent volunteer The volunteer lost their life while performing humanitarian duties during…
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