Activites & Events

SHARP proudly hosted a vibrant and inspiring event celebrating Nowruz and International Women’s Day 2025, bringing together 40 Afghan refugee women, men and SHARP staff to honour heritage, resilience and empowerment. The gathering highlighted the strength and contributions of women, reinforcing the need to #AccelerateAction toward gender equality and social cohesion. The session was skillfully facilitated by Ms. […]

SHARP, under the AMNA project, brought together 38 caregivers, including 5 Persons with Disabilities (PWDs), for an empowering and healing session in Attock. Facilitated by project coordinator Ms. Maleeha Sami and Ms. Maira Mansoor, this session used AMNA’s approach to create a safe, trauma-sensitive space for self-expression, mutual respect, and community bonding. Through engaging activities like

Self-Discovery & Healing Through Play Therapy SHARP successfully conducted an engaging “Self-Discovery and Healing Through Play Therapy” session on 30th January 2025 at our Head Office in Islamabad. Facilitated by Ms. Maleeha Sami, the session provided a safe and creative space for 20 Afghan females to explore their emotions, build resilience, and foster healing. Through interactive activities

SHARP organized a vibrant and colourful session in Islamabad for Afghan refugee children under the facilitation of Ms. Maleeha Sami. This session, inspired by AMNA’s trauma-sensitive approach, provided a safe and nurturing environment for children to engage in activities promoting self-expression, resilience and connection. Session Highlights: Warm-Up Fun: Energizing icebreakers to set the tone. Mirroring Exercise: Encouraging

In collaboration with the AMNA project, SHARP recently hosted an inspiring Art Therapy session at its Head Office in Islamabad, themed “Brushstrokes of Belonging: Art as a Path to Healing”. Led by MHPSS Officer Ms. Maleeha Sami, along with Maira Mansoor and Interpreter Mr. Shabnam Taufiq Ahmad, the session created a nurturing space for Afghan

Syed Laiqat Banori Chairman SHARP meeting with Afghan ambassador Mr. Sardar Khan Shakaib today to discuss the current situation of Afghan refugees in Islamabad. The ambassador highly appreciated SHARP for its response in every critical situation and the services being provided to refugees in Pakistan.

As part of the AMNA Project, SHARP conducted an insightful awareness session for Afghan refugee caregivers, focusing on the Window of Tolerance—an essential framework for understanding and managing stress and trauma effectively. The session empowered caregivers to recognize and regulate their own emotions while addressing the emotional needs of their children, fostering a nurturing and supportive

Cake cutting at 25th year of SHARP-UNHCR partnership celebrations. Philippa Candler country head UNHCR and Syed Laiqat Banori Chairman SHARP addressing at the event.

The senior management of SHARP-Afghanistan actively participated in the “Third National and International Imam Abu Hanifa Exhibition” held in Kabul, which brought together representatives from various sectors, including high-ranking officials from the Islamic Emirate, the Chamber of Commerce and Investment, diplomats, and international organizations. SHARP-Afghanistan played a pivotal role in the event by promoting cancer

The Senior Management Team visited the World Health Organization (WHO) office in Kabul to explore potential future collaborations. The discussion began with an introductory session led by Dr. Manuel, who provided a brief overview of WHO’s work in Afghanistan. Mr. Mubashir then presented a detailed introduction to SHARP, highlighting its humanitarian efforts since 1999. He