Because Only Together We can

Uplifting the Communities &
Empowering Generations

Who We Are

Welcome to Joint Efforts for Community Uplift to Prevail (JECUP), a charitable, non-political, non-sectarian Social Welfare Organization founded by seven compassionate like-minded people led by Mr. Rehmat Aftab. JECUP is committed to creating lasting change and uplifting communities across Pakistan.

Our mission includes community service, education for children, socio-economic empowerment for women, youth, and brick kiln workers, medical care and ambulance services in villages, debt relief, small business opportunities, and rehabilitation services. We also provide nationwide Disaster and Emergency Response (DER). With 80% of projects in rural Lahore and Kasur and 20% in urban areas, we aim to build a brighter future for all.

What We Do

01.

— Free Education

JECUP and its partners established 5 schools at Raiwind brick kiln units, providing school infrastructure, education, uniforms, books, for children to pursue non-brickmaking professions.

02.

— Medical Care & Rehab

We offer affordable, quality healthcare to marginalized communities like Raiwind’s brick kiln workers through health awareness sessions, medical camps, and a health center.

03.

— Slave Free Initiatives

We offer debt relief, alternative income avenues, financial literacy training, and mobile healthcare services to brick kiln workers, supporting their financial and health needs.

04.

— Debt Relief

JECUP offers debt relief to brick kiln workers ensnared in endless cycles of bonded labor, empowering them towards freedom and economic independence.

05.

— Small Business Startups

JECUP provides alternative income opportunities for brick kiln workers to sustain their households during off-seasons without resorting to debt.

06.

— Skills Development

We provide vocational skills training for women, girls, and youth, empowering them to achieve financial independence and support their families’ needs.

07.

— Disaster Relief

Emergency relief is provided nationwide in Pakistan for earthquakes, floods, and other natural or man-made disasters, ensuring swift assistance to affected communities.

08.

— Youth Mentorship

Youth receive career counseling and mentorship to choose careers aligned with market demand and job opportunities, ensuring informed career decisions.

09.

— Trainings & Workshops

Trainings and workshops are organized on various topics as part of community service, aiming to educate and empower project beneficiaries with valuable knowledge.

Debts paid of brick kiln workers in Pakistan
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Children provided free education & support
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Youth & Women empowered with skills and small business
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Brick kiln workers & villagers provided healthcare facility
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What We Achieved

Since 2014, JECUP has positively impacted thousands of underprivileged individuals in marginalized communities across Pakistan. Through targeted interventions in health, education, livelihood, and more, JECUP continues to uplift those in need, fostering sustainable development and improving the quality of life for the most vulnerable populations.

Impact Stories

From Struggle to Stability Through Tuckshop Business
My name is Adil Bahadur, and I live in Yousaf Nagar, Sherakot. My father works as a laborer, and with the rising inflation, we struggled to make ends meet.
Adnan’s Journey from Brick Kiln to Donkey Cart Business
My name is Adnan Salamat, and I hail from Raiwind. My father has toiled as a brick kiln worker for as long as I can remember. In our family,

What We Care For!

Nabeela’s Success With Industrial Machine Operator Training
I am Nabeela Mansha. I am 43 years old and a resident of Babliana village. I have two daughters and two sons.
Rehana’s Joy on Receiving Easter Food Package Gift​
I am Rehana and several years ago, I tragically lost my husband, leaving me to care for our five children on my own.
Story of a Survivor from Persecuted Church Incident in Jaranwala​
I am Suriya Bibi, a retired government worker residing in Essa Nagri Jarawala and a mother to six daughters.
Shafiq’s Journey of Becoming a Businessman​
My name is Shafiq Rafique, and I live in Mission Colony, Raiwind. My family consists of my father, my brother, and me.
Empowered to Setup Her Own Beauty Salon​
My name is Kinza Tariq, and I am a resident of Nahla Village. In our family of six, I am the eldest of four siblings.
Gulshan Sarfaraz Grew His Company​
I am Gulshan Sarfaraz, have 3 children, one son and two daughters, I live in Raiwind. I came to know about Vocational

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