Serving the Unreached & Marginalized since 2004
Empowering vulnerable communities across Pakistan through WASH, Climate Action, Disaster Resilience, Sustainable Livelihoods, Education, Health, Youth Engagement, and Leadership Development.
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Our Portfolios
Comprehensive development initiatives addressing the most critical needs of vulnerable communities across Pakistan.
Resilience
Comprehensive development initiatives addressing the most critical needs of vulnerable communities across Pakistan.
Youth
Comprehensive development initiatives addressing the most critical needs of vulnerable communities across Pakistan.
Health
Comprehensive development initiatives addressing the most critical needs of vulnerable communities across Pakistan.
Education
Comprehensive development initiatives addressing the most critical needs of vulnerable communities across Pakistan.
WASH
Clean water and sanitation infrastructure for vulnerable communities.
Disaster Risk Reduction
Strengthening community preparedness and emergency response systems
Humanitarian Aid
Emergency relief and recovery support in crisis-affected regions
Climate Action & Environment
Sustainable environmental practices and climate adaptation initiatives
Food Security & Livelihood
Economic empowerment and sustainable food systems development
Church & Community Transformation
CCT Programme from Church & Youth Development
Enterprise & Entrepreneurship Development
Business/Startup Opportunities for Youth, Minorities and Women
Urban Slum Development
Empowering Communities to rise out of poverty
Youth Development
Investing in Youth, Building Tomorrow
Health Services
Improving community health through quality care.
Capacity Building Health Institutes
Strengthening health institutions through training.
Health Network
Connecting partners to improve health services.
Primary Education
Building strong literacy and learning foundations for young learners.
Secondary Education
Equipping students with knowledge and skills for higher education.
Teacher Training
Empowering teachers to inspire and transform young minds.
Digital Literacy
Enabling people to use technology confidently in everyday life.
Latest News
Welcome to Day 1 of the COP30 Children Simulation – Pakistan 2025! ….
Pak Mission Society (PMS) and the Pakistan Agricultural Research Council (PARC) have ….
Our Community Transformation team conducted Education Field Surveys (Phases 1 & 2) ….
Tributes
Mr. Edgar Noble Pace
We honor the memory of Mr. Edgar Noble Pace, who served as Chairman of Pak Mission Society from November 2014 to December 2018. With his visionary leadership, wisdom, and courage to think beyond the box, he guided PMS to embrace innovation and take bold steps forward. His strategic foresight and willingness to take calculated risks strengthened the organization’s mission and expanded its impact among underserved communities. Mr. Pace’s legacy of insight, integrity, and forward-thinking leadership continues to inspire all who follow in his footsteps. We remember him with deep respect and gratitude.
Former Chairman PMS
Dr. Samson Griffin
Dr. Samson Griffin served Pak Mission Society with distinction as Chairman during two impactful tenures (2008–2014; 2019–2024). His visionary leadership and unwavering commitment significantly strengthened the organization’s governance framework. He played a crucial role in developing and institutionalizing effective policies and procedures that continue to guide PMS with clarity and accountability. Known for his wisdom, humility, and servant-hearted approach, Dr. Griffin provided strategic direction during key phases of growth and transition. His contributions have left a lasting imprint on the organization’s culture and operational excellence. We deeply honor his legacy of faithful service and extend our heartfelt gratitude for his enduring influence on the mission and work of PMS.
Former Chairman PMS
MR. John Duglas
Mr. John Douglas joined Pak Mission Society in 2015 and worked with the organization for two years. He served as Head of the Planning and Development department before taking over as Director Programmes in 2016. His emphasis on individual empowerment and organizational effectiveness and efficiency led to many positive changes for which the management and governing structures are very grateful. He left the organization and returned to his home country in 2017. We wish him the very best for his personal and professional future.
Former Director Programs
Dr. Anton Groshauser
Dr. Toni Anton Grosshauser, for putting his trust in the PMS management and for providing sound advice & honest feedback that has made PMS what it is today!
Former head of Local Care
Mr. Soloman Khurram
Mr. Solomon Khurrum joined Pak Mission Society in 2011 and during his six-year association with the organization worked on numerous programmatic positions. In mid-2017, he was appointed as Director Programmes. His out-of-the-box thinking and hunger for knowledge inspired several innovations and motivated staff members to develop a culture of learning within the organization. His vast expertise in and knowledge of the development sector played a vital part in the organization’s progress. He left the organization at the end of 2017. We value his contributions to the organization and wish him every success in his life and career.
Former Director Programs
Mr. Imran Shakeel Late
Imran Shakeel (late) joined Pak Mission Society back in 2013. He was respected and admired for his enduring commitment and outstanding contributions to PMS. His unparalleled expertise combined with his humorous nature and sheer passion for the work made him rightly one of the most respected figures. He was always ready to face challenges with a new spirit. We acknowledge the diligent services of Mr. Imran Shakeel who always put his heart and soul into the tasks he performed. He will never be forgotten and will be forever loved. PMS will forever cherish his contributions.
Former Project Manager
MR. Drick Jan
Dirk Jan was a good friend and staunch supporter of Pak Mission Society; Local Care has been a noteworthy companion in Pak Mission Society’s journey of growth since 2012. He contributed a great deal morally and financially towards the health projects of the organization. The Mother and Child Health Center (MCHC) at Pattan in District Kohistan was especially close to his hearth and always in his prayers. He passed away after prolonged illness in early 2018. He was greatly loved and will be sorely missed.
Former head of Local Care
Dr. Hansmartin Killgus
Dr. Hansmartin Killguss since the inception of PMS has encouraged and supported us. His sincere prayers for the growth and progress of the organization are always valued.
Former head of Local Care
Dr. Jane Sampson
Dr. Jane P Samson for always sharing her valuable prayers, insights, and contributions with motivational words of wisdom with the staff and management of Pak Mission Society
Former head of Local Care
Listen to Our beneficiaries
My name is Rimsha Dawood. I come from a conservative background where traditional norms often limit women’s career choices, confining them to teaching or staying at home. However, I have always dreamed of building a meaningful career and contributing to my community, particularly in the field of environmental sustainability. Growing up, I was deeply connected […]
Feona Nasir, a young graduate, aspired to grow personally and professionally but lacked confidence, teamwork, and community engagement skills. Despite her passion for helping her church and community, she struggled to turn it into meaningful action. Her Journey changed when she joined Pak Mission Society’s Young Graduate Internship Programme (YGIP), which focuses on personal, professional, […]
Asif Patras is a hardworking and talented photographer from Green Town, Lahore. For several years, he had been running a small photography studio to earn a living for his family. However, his work was not going well. His cameras and other equipment were old and outdated, which affected the quality of his photographs. Because of […]
Muhammad Bilal, a 30-year-old farmer residing in UC Fatehpur, district Rajanpur, Basti Nehlhani, identified a pressing issue in his village-the lack of safe and secure drinking water. With agriculture being the primary livelihood for most villagers, the absence of clean water posed a severe threat to their health and well-being. Waterborne diseases, particularly among children, […]
Lakshmi, a hardworking 49-year-old daily wage laborer, resides in a village named Ayaz Rind located in the district Umerkot. Lakshmi’s daily struggle revolved around the unavailability of clean drinking water. The groundwater in their area became highly saline because, the floods that occurred last year, wrecked the hand pump initially installed by PMS, mixing floodwater […]
Muhammad Nawaz Quraishi, a 30-year-old teacher in Shalkanabad, Kollai Palas Kohistan, was committed to his students and community but faced significant challenges. Despite having access to a Parent-Teacher Council (PTC) Fund, he lacked the skills to utilize it effectively. His knowledge of child protection, environmental awareness, hygiene practices, and modern teaching techniques was limited, and […]
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