Auspak Welfare Society® is a not-for-profit organisation. As is clear from the name Auspak is working in Australia and Pakistan.
Vision
AusPak is working towards creating a safe space for those shackled by the chains of poverty by providing access to basic needs and services. We envision a future where no child must sleep with their dreams buried beneath the weight of poverty, and where opportunities are not defined by circumstance.
Mission Statement
The organization aims to provide education, healthcare, and social welfare services to underprivileged communities, empowering individuals for a better tomorrow. We seek to foster an environment of inclusivity, equality, and empowerment, offering equal opportunities to break the cycle of social disparity and create a positive impact on the society.
Study Abroad
Auspak Welfare Society® provide services to the students in Pakistan to study abroad. We provide information and help in admission in range of courses from primary schools to university level courses. We provide educational services for Australia and New Zealand.
Please apply with confidence and our experienced staff will help and facilitate your admission and visa process.
About us
Auspak Welfare Society® is a not-for-profit organisation. As is clear from the name Auspak is working in Australia and Pakistan. In Australia it is working in education sector for the aboriginal and remote communities to provide language, literacy and numeracy skills to the school going children and the youths to enhance their employment skills.
In Pakistan Auspak Welfare Society is working in collaboration with Pak Welfare Society for the education of poor and under privileged children, who can not afford to go to school, especially the girls. We provide them with uniform, stationary, books and aim to provide them with food/refreshment at recess and lunch time.
Our Services
LIBRARY
A library is established in Ali Pur Saidan, where the school students and the local people come to read
VIDEO LIBRARY
Established a video library where community members, often those without a formal education
WELFARE SCHOOL
In 2014 a girls-only college, from transition to grade 12, was established. Currently we have 130 students
MEDICAL CAMP
In 2012 we held a medical camp, where local doctors and an international doctor (from USA)
Water filter plant
A filter plant is installed for clean drinking water. About 500-800 community members benefit from clean
Park
A mini park is established for the children to play.
Registrations
Auspak Welfare Society is a registered organisation with consumer affairs Victoria and with Australian Charities and Not-For-Profit Commission (ACNC).
