OrganizationalProfile 2026

Empowering Youth, Shaping Futures

Our Core Values — H.O.N.E.S.T.Y
Holistic
Neutrality
Empathy
Sustainability
Transparency
Youth-Centric
2011Founded
2Provinces
04Offices
17Programs
05Thematic Areas
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Flood emergency response Pakistan Youth Leadership Initiative Citizens' Network for Budget Accountability
Chapter 01 · Introduction

Who We Are

Peace by Youth (PY), a non-profit organization founded in July 2011, is embarking on an ambitious journey from 2024 to 2030, guided by its strategic plan. PY has evolved its focus towards an innovative, collaborative, and empowering approach — harnessing the power of youth for socio-economic progress, emphasizing technology in education and skills development, strengthening partnerships for broader impact, and advocating for environmental sustainability, gender equality, and peace.

Officially Registered
DO/SW/CDD/VA-143 (2011)Voluntary Social Welfare Agency Ordinance 1961
BCRA-115789Balochistan Charities (Registration, Regulation & Facilitation) Act XI of 2019
RC/DG/PDMA/Plan/NGO/2025-26/327Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) Balochistan
A006521FBR Non-Profit Organization Status
MissionParticipation, Empowerment and Association of Change Enablers — PEACE.
VisionA Prosperous Peaceful Pakistan.
Our Objectives

Youth Empowerment

Equipping youth with digital skills, education and leadership training to shape the future.

Social Justice

Promoting youth rights, gender equality, and inclusive communities.

Sustainable Development

Advocating for environmental awareness and green practices.

Peace & Harmony

Fostering peace through education, dialogue, and community building.

Our Thematic Areas
Youth Development
Peace, Justice & Equality
Gender Empowerment
Advocacy & Awareness
Agri-Climate Resilient
Geographic Presence
Map of Pakistan showing PY's presence in Sindh and Balochistan
Head Office — Jacobabad, SindhFounding base and core operations hub
Provincial Office — Karachi, SindhProvincial coordination and partnerships
Provincial Office — Quetta, BalochistanBalochistan program delivery
Coordination Office — IslamabadNational-level liaison and representation
Chapter 02 · Historical Snapshot

Founded With Purpose

Peace by Youth (PY) was founded in July 2011 in the District Jacobabad community by a group of young social leaders and peace advocates — driven by the urgent need to address social injustice, lack of opportunities for youth, and the need for sustainable development. Early efforts centered on capacity building, with a strong emphasis on enabling young people to take active roles in shaping their futures and contributing positively to their communities.

Youth at the Core

Early focus on youth engagement & capacity building — empowering young people to lead change, shape decisions, and strengthen communities.

Growing Impact

Expanded from local roots in Jacobabad to multi-district and regional programming across Sindh and Balochistan.

Partnership-Led Growth

Partnerships enabled scale, credibility, and deeper community reach.

Government institutionsCivil society & networksInternational agencies
Community Change

Built local capacity & social cohesion, reached marginalized & rural populations, and advanced inclusive and equitable development.

Safeguarding & Accountability

Peace by Youth operates under robust safeguarding and accountability systems. All staff, partners, and volunteers are bound by these policies.

Child & Adult Safeguarding and PSEA Policies
Accountability and Response System (ARS)
Code of Conduct & Conflict of Interest Policy
Inclusive Safeguarding Framework (Persons with Disabilities)
Anti-Fraud and Anti-Bribery Policies
Data Protection and Privacy Policy

What PY Believes: Working with young people on their terms · Partnership is our passion · Youth empowerment is our way.

PY Initiatives
L2A2 — Legal Law & Advocacy Aid Ending Hunger Youth Vision IT & Vocational Institute Friends of PY Youth Ambassador Program
Chapter 03 · Organizational Structure

Leadership & Governance

PY's Leadership Team provides strategic direction and operational oversight, responsible for strategy, implementation, and upholding PY's mission and values. The Board of Directors brings diverse expertise across the social sector, law, academia and business — ensuring transparency, compliance, and strategic guidance through governance, policy approval and financial oversight.

Governing Body — Board of Directors
Nisar AhmedNisar AhmedChairperson

Leads PY's strategic direction and represents the organization to partners, donors and government stakeholders.

NNazishVice Chairperson

Supports strategic decision-making with a focus on program oversight and organizational policy.

RARehab AfzalGeneral Secretary

Manages Governing Body records and coordination between the board and executive team.

SASaadat AliTreasurer

Oversees financial planning, budgeting and reporting with transparency and accountability.

FNFarzana NazInformation Secretary

Leads external communication and public information for the Governing Body.

SShabinaMember

Brings grassroots community development experience to Governing Body decisions.

Executive & Program Leadership
NANisar AhmedExecutive Director

Provides day-to-day executive leadership, translating strategy into program delivery and growth.

HJHina JamilProgram Manager

Oversees program planning and delivery across PY's thematic areas.

SNSanober NazAdmin Manager

Manages administrative systems and operational support.

SASaadat AliOperations Officer

Coordinates day-to-day operations and logistics for field programs.

NNazishProject Manager, Women Empowerment

Leads PY's women's empowerment projects on protection, leadership and economic inclusion.

RARehab AfzalCommunication Officer

Manages public communications and documents program results for donors and media.

PY Organogram
General Body
Executive Body
Executive Director
Director Programs
Director HR & Finance
P&C OfficerFinance Officer
Program / Project Officer
Communication Officer
Director Admin & Operations
Operations OfficerAdmin Officer
Departments & Teams

Program Development & Implementation

Designs and delivers community-centered programs in collaboration with stakeholders.

People & Culture (HR)

Recruitment, learning, staff wellbeing, inclusion, and organizational culture.

Marketing & Communications

Visibility, storytelling, media, digital presence, and stakeholder engagement.

Research & Development

Learning, innovation, evidence generation, and strategic insight.

Finance & Administration

Manages budgeting, accounting, compliance, and day-to-day operations.

People & Volunteers

A diverse, skilled, mission-driven team — social workers, educators, researchers and managers — supported by student and professional volunteers driving outreach and mobilization.

Chapter 04 · Programs & Initiatives

Programs That Move Communities

17 programs delivered since 2011 across Sindh and Balochistan, spanning youth leadership, gender equality, humanitarian response, education, digital skills and civic advocacy — in partnership with government bodies, UN agencies, and international and national organizations.

Programmatic Pillars — Our Core Program Areas
Youth Empowerment

Leadership development, life skills, civic engagement, and youth-led action.

Digital & Technology Education

Digital literacy, online learning, and future-ready tech skills.

Gender Equality & Women's Rights

Women's leadership, rights awareness, safe spaces, and protection.

Environmental Sustainability

Climate awareness, green practices, tree plantation, conservation, sustainable agricultural practices.

Community Development

Education, health, livelihoods, and basic infrastructure support.

Peace and Harmony

Dialogue, conflict resolution, peace education, and social cohesion.

Key Initiatives & Activities — Selected Interventions
Educational Outreach: literacy drives, scholarships, institutional support Health & Wellness Campaigns: health camps, awareness sessions, MHPSS Women's Empowerment Projects: vocational skills, rights education Youth Leadership Conferences: learning, networking, civic leadership Peace & Harmony Campaigns: peace education & inter-community dialogue

All programs are guided by participatory approaches and MEAL (Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability & Learning) frameworks.

Program Impact & Learning — How We Measure Change

Measurable Outcomes

Youth employability, women's participation, community wellbeing.

Community Feedback & Evaluation

Continuous learning through MEAL systems.

Success Stories

Real stories from youth, women, and communities.

Change Stories

Challenges, innovations, and results documented for learning & scale.

Flagship Platform — Pakistan Climate Coalition (PCC): A youth-led, civil society coalition advancing climate action in Pakistan. PY serves as the lead and coordinating organization, enabling collaboration across member CSOs through democratic and participatory structures. Core focus areas: environmental education & climate advocacy, sustainable community solutions, youth-led climate action, and conservation & natural resource protection. www.py.org.pk/pcc →

Current Projects
ProjectDonorDuration
Pakistan Youth Leadership Initiative (PYLI) — 2026British Council12 Months (Jan–Dec 2026)
Mentoring InitiativeInspire Pakistan6 Months
Budget Research & Advocacy for Democratic AccountabilityCentre for Peace and Development Initiatives (CPDI)12 Months (Jan–Dec 2026)
Previous Projects — Track Record Highlights
PYLI (British Council) Ending Child, Early & Forced Marriage — CEFM (SPO) Out-of-School Children Enrollment (HIWT) SELP — Democratic Governance (CPDI) German Humanitarian NGO Innovation Program (VENRO) Flood Emergency Response 2022 (HIWT) Sports for Peace (Govt. of Sindh) Women Advocacy — AWAZ (USAID SGAFP) Emergency Food, NFI & Medical Responses Legal Aid & Advocacy (L2A2 — self-funded)

All programs are youth-centered, community-driven, and aligned with safeguarding, accountability, and Do No Harm principles.

Full Program Directory
Legal Law & Advocacy AidActive
Peace, Justice & Social Cohesion

Legal Law & Advocacy Aid (L2A2)

Improving access to justice through legal awareness, aid referrals and rights-based advocacy for vulnerable groups.

Self-funded initiative (PY)
Citizens' Network for Budget AccountabilityActive
Advocacy & Awareness

Citizens' Network for Budget Accountability (CNBA)

Promoting transparent, participatory and accountable public budgeting through citizen monitoring and advocacy.

Centre for Peace and Development Initiatives (CPDI)
Active
Digital & Technology Education

Youth Digital Empowerment

Equipping young people with digital literacy and future-ready technology skills.

Sindh
Youth-led Actions to End CEFM
Gender Equality & Women's Rights

Youth-led Actions to End CEFM in Jacobabad

Mobilizing young leaders, families and institutions to end child, early and forced marriage in Jacobabad.

Strengthening Participatory Organization (SPO)
SCHAP
Humanitarian & Emergency Response

Strengthening Capacities in Humanitarian Action and Partnerships (SCHAP)

Building local humanitarian leadership, preparedness and partnership capacity for principled, locally-led response.

VENRO
Heatwave Anticipatory Action
Humanitarian & Emergency Response

Heatwave Anticipatory Action — Independent PDM

Independent post-distribution monitoring of the Start Ready Pakistan heatwave activation across three tehsils.

Start Network
Sports for Peace
Youth Empowerment & Leadership

Sports for Peace (SfP)

Engaging youth through sports to promote wellbeing, teamwork and social harmony.

Sports & Youth Affairs Dept, Govt of Sindh
Advocacy & Awareness

Mentoring Initiative

A capacity-building and advocacy mentoring initiative supporting young leaders in Karachi.

Inspire Pakistan
PYLI
Youth Empowerment & Leadership

Pakistan Youth Leadership Initiative (PYLI)

Building youth leadership capacity and civic engagement in Jafferabad, Balochistan.

British Council
SELP
Gender Equality & Women's Rights

Strengthening Electoral and Legislative Processes (SELP)

Strengthening women's participation in electoral and legislative processes in District Jafferabad, Balochistan.

Centre for Peace and Development Initiatives (CPDI)
Education

Bringing Out of School Children into Schools

Bringing out-of-school children into formal schooling across Jacobabad and Shikarpur, Jafferabad, Naseerabad.

Help International Welfare Trust (HIWT)
ERT Training
Disaster Risk Reduction

Training of ERTs on First Aid, Search & Rescue

Training Emergency Response Teams in first aid, search & rescue, and coordination and networking.

Welthungerhilfe (WHH)
Flood Emergency Response 2022
Humanitarian & Emergency Response

Flood Emergency Response 2022

Emergency relief and rehabilitation support for flood-affected communities across four Sindh districts.

Help International Welfare Trust
AWAZ
Gender Equality & Women's Rights

Awareness of Women and her Advocacy with Zeal (AWAZ)

Advancing women's rights awareness and advocacy in District Jacobabad, Sindh.

USAID
Livelihoods & Economic Empowerment

Sustainable Livelihood Enterprise Development

Livelihood and enterprise development training for community members in District Jacobabad, Sindh.

SMEDA
YVITVI
Digital & Technology Education

Youth Vision IT & Vocational Institute (YVITVI)

Digital literacy and vocational training for youth across Union Councils in District Jacobabad, Sindh.

ACTED
Humanitarian & Emergency Response

Emergency NFI Distribution

Emergency non-food item distribution for affected households in UC Garhi Chand, District Jacobabad.

Serve Foundation & IOM
Chapter 05 · Community Engagement

Partners & Stakeholders

PY's reach is built on community outreach and a wide network of donors, UN agencies, government bodies and civil-society alliances — enabling scale, credibility and deeper community trust.

Women's Rights — Special Focus

Advancing Women's Rights: Targeted initiatives addressing violence against women, access to justice, counseling, and community advocacy — particularly in Jacobabad.

Donors & Supporters — Direct and Indirect
VENRO
British Council
Funded by the European Union
USAID
Strengthening Participatory Organization (SPO)
Centre for Peace and Development Initiatives (CPDI)
IOM
Government of Sindh
PDMA Sindh

Additional donors & supporters: IFHV · Welthungerhilfe (WHH) · UNODC · ToGether! · giz (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit) · College of Youth Activism and Development · NACTA (National Counter Terrorism Authority) · Save the Children · HelpAge International · Kindernothilfe (KNH) · IHH Humanitarian Relief · Sindh Education Foundation · Start Network · UNHCR · ACTED · Inspire Pakistan.

Network Membership
LEDN-PK
AWID
District Coordination Council, Jacobabad
Stop TB Partnership
National Humanitarian Network (NHN)
Global Network of Civil Society Organisations for Disaster Reduction (GNDR)
Global Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety
CIVICUS
Pakistan Climate Coalition

PY also serves on the District Coordination Council, Jacobabad, linking program delivery directly to local government coordination structures.

Chapter 06 · Financial Overview

Three-Year Financial Strength, Transparency & Results

Peace by Youth operates under a grant-driven, project-based financial model, designed to ensure accountability, transparency, and high program impact.

Funding Sources
International donor grants (restricted, project-based) Public and government-supported initiatives Philanthropic and institutional partners Community contributions and self-funded initiatives Strategic collaborations and consortium projects

The majority of PY's income each year is restricted funding, ensuring that donor resources are used strictly for approved program activities.

Three-Year Financial Snapshot (Audited)
Financial YearTotal Income (PKR)Program Expenditure (PKR)Admin Costs (PKR)Program Spend Ratio
FY 202312.39 million11.20 million0.85 million90%
FY 202412.65 million11.92 million0.88 million92%
FY 202514.97 million11.90 million0.90 million93%
Consistent year-on-year growth in program scale Strong cost discipline, with administrative costs kept low Increasing proportion of funds directed toward direct community impact
How Funds Are Used
91.67%Program
91.67% spent on program services
8.33% administrative costs

Audit, Compliance & Transparency

Annual audits conducted by QCR-rated Chartered Accountants. Unqualified audit opinions issued for all three years. Compliant with IFRS for SMEs and Accounting Standards for Not-for-Profit Organizations (Pakistan).

Forward-Looking Financial Strategy

Diversifying funding sources beyond grants, gradually building an operational reserve, investing in fundraising and financial management capacity, and adopting multi-year financial planning and forecasting.

Strengthening Sustainability (2026 Onwards)

Sustainable financial resource mobilization to support PY's growing program scale while preserving cost discipline and donor trust.

“Over the past three years, Peace by Youth has demonstrated strong financial stewardship, transparent governance, and an unwavering commitment to ensuring that donor resources translate into meaningful and measurable community impact.”

Chapter 07 · Achievements & Impact

Community-Led Change · Measurable Results

Peace by Youth has demonstrated strong and sustained impact through people-centered programming, strategic advocacy, and community-led development.

15Projects
36,784+Participants
04Districts
Key Accomplishments

Programmatic Excellence

Youth empowerment, peacebuilding, gender equality, climate action, and community development programs reaching thousands of individuals.

Community Impact

Improved access to education, health awareness, livelihoods, and social inclusion in marginalized communities.

Advocacy & Policy Influence

Active contribution to local & national policy dialogue on youth, gender justice, and social equity.

Growth & Reach

Evolved from a grassroots initiative to a regional actor with strengthened systems and partnerships.

Recognition

Acknowledged by communities, government institutions, and national & international platforms.

Challenges & Responses
Changing contextsAdaptive programming
Tech gapsDigital inclusion & innovation
Gender & climate challengesDedicated teams & programs
Limited resourcesDiversified funding & partnerships
Scaling risksCapacity building & standardized models
Inclusion gapsTargeted outreach to marginalized groups
Impact Measurement — MEAL-Driven Accountability

Quantitative

Beneficiaries reached, trainings delivered, projects implemented.

Qualitative

Community feedback, case studies, outcome stories.

Evaluation

Regular internal reviews & external assessments guide improvement.

Stories of Change — Real Voices, Real Change
Participant voices
Participant Voices

Real stories of increased confidence, skills, and opportunity.

Success stories
Success Stories

Youth and communities leading change through PY support.

Community trust
Community Trust

Validation from local leaders and stakeholders.

PY's impact is built on community trust, youth leadership, and sustainable action.

Peace by Youth · Organizational Profile 2026

Let's Build Change Together

Partner with PY, support a program, or explore our work across Sindh and Balochistan.

Head Office — Jacobabad

First Family Lane, Jacobabad, Sindh

+92 333 3405055

Provincial Office — Sindh

Plot # 2, M, Ground Floor, Block 06, PECHS, Karachi

info@py.org.pk · +92 21 34167524

Provincial Office — Balochistan

House # 1, Gulshan-e-Iqbal Colony, Kirani Road, Quetta — 87312

quetta@py.org.pk · +92 81 4165618

For feedback or complaints: 03007067257 · feedback@py.org.pk