EMPOWERING THE POWERLESS

CSC Empowerment and Inclusion Programme (CEIP)

"Established in 1989, Serving the community from the past 3 decades"

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Women Empowerment

Under the encompassing agenda of Women Empowerment, CEIP and CSC target a diverse set of issues faced by the

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Micro Finance

CEIP offers a range of microfinance products to suit the evolving needs of its clients. The products are designed to

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Social Intervention

PWRPCD aims to create awareness about and set out a process for availing justice against act of violence against women

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Capacity Development

In lieu of its vision towards ensuring communities leading socially and economically prosperous lives, CEIP

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LivelihoodSupport

Primarily targeting economically deprived communities in the region, CSC’s livelihood and skills development

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Entrepreneurship Development

CEIP is one of the leading Microfinance programs successfully implementing the Grameen Model which supports for

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Our Impact

51915

Active Clients

2

Outstanding Loan (Rs.)

418059

Served Clients

19

Total Disbursements (Rs.)

FEATURE OF THE MONTH

Bisma Mujahid-Scooty Client

“Bisma Mujahid, an employee of KFC in Lahore, rides to work every day in her own scooty, which nables her to be in charge of her own,independent mobility. This was made possible due to CEIP's innovative scooty loan- a loan product aimed at providing affordable and accessible transport for women. Furthermore, CEIP partnered with various leading employers and big names, such as KFC, in order to make this service available to their female staff. Under this partnership, 10 female employees of KFC received their own scooties with a manageable installment plan. Many of these females also use the scooties provided by CEIP to make food deliveries around Lahore...”

Shabana Shahid

“Shabana has been in the business of making wooden stamps for fabric printing. After her marriage, Shabana's husband got addicted to heroin, stopped working, disappeared from the house for prolonged periods at a time, and started stealing from Shabana while also selling household items. For Shabana, things couldn't be worse, Shabana lives with her in-laws, but no one supports her financially. As a mother of three kids, the situation was extremely difficult for Shabana Four years ago, when she was going through this crisis, Shabana heard about the CSC Women Empowerment Program and decided to apply for a loan to stabilize her business of creating wooden stamps for fabric printing...”

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