Building resilience, self-efficacy, and social responsibility.
Amal Career-Prep graduates to date.
Graduates amongst these are women.
Job success rate within 3 months.
Improvement in professional skills.
Average increase in household income post-Fellowship.
Fellow-led social & entrepreneurial initiatives.
Indirect beneficiaries from the Amal Fellowship.
Fellow-led fundraising for Edhi and Akhuwat.
Amal was launched with initial funding from Stanford University (read more here) and launched its first Fellowship batch in partnership with the Punjab Education Endowment Fund in 2014.
Thanks to a wonderful group of partners, and an inspired team, we’ve come a long way since then.
Our program has reached as wide as it has far.
Batches facilitated across Pakistan.
Towns & villages represented at the Fellowship.
Universities & colleges represented at the Fellowship.
Fellowship applicants to date.
Ahmed Khalid’s story.
Hear Ahmed's and Usman's take-aways from the Amal Fellowship, and how it's helped them excel in their careers.
Aqsa Muzaffar’s story.
Hear Aqsa's story of transformation and uplift through the Amal Career-Prep Fellowship.
Success stories.
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Sohabia Taqdees
Batch 81
Technical Advisor at
German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ) -
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Talha Iftikhar
Batch 114
Senior Finance Associate at
Centre for Economic Research Pakistan (CERP) -
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Khadija Yousaf
Batch 4
Entrepreneur/Founder at
Nurturing Nest -
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Haris Khan
Batch 250
Management Trainee Officer at
Rafhan -
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Naila Nazar
Batch 108
Information Officer at
Directorate General of Information & PRs, KPK -
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Adnan Baseer
Batch 115
Master’s degree student at
Glasgow Caledonian University United Kingdom -
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Muhammad Awais
Batch 277
Client Success Associate at
Full Circle -
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Hajira Riaz
Batch 15
Senior Auditor at a
US-based tax firm -
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Sobia Shahzadi
Batch 3
Head of HR at
Speeqr -
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Ali Afzal
Batch 68
Entrepreneur/Founder at
Technocues -
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Rashid Mahmood
Batch 11
Lead Operations Engineer at
Fauji Fertilizer -
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Sher Muhammad
Batch 35
Entrepreneur/Founder at
EnergySol Engineering -
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Taqi ul Mairaj
Batch 111
Senior Assistant Manager at
Combined Fabrics Limited -
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Noor Asif Ali
Batch 250
Landscape Engineer at
Basatin Landscaping Abu Dhabi
The story of Yanfa Un Naas.
What happens when passionate young change-makers come together to uplift their communities? Meet the Yunfa Un Naas Foundation (YUNF)—a social impact initiative started in 2021 as a Mega Project by members of Batch 180 of the Amal Career-Prep Fellowship. From providing quality education through their Hut School Project to organising blood donor drives, ration distributions, and disaster relief efforts, YUNF is a testament to what’s possible when empathy meets action.
Mega Projects: mega impact.
We really believe the youth of a country hold the keys to unlocking its doors to innovation, change, and progress.
Here are four such stories of resilience and progressive thinking from Rizwan, Maida, Mutayib and Shehbaz. These stories reflect the drive to go above and beyond to devise socially conscious solutions that inspire positive action.
Get involved.
Your support makes all the difference. Whether you’re interested in collaborating, partnering, or volunteering, there are many ways to join us in empowering the next generation of change-makers.
Together, we can open doors to opportunity and inspire lasting impact.
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Join us in creating lasting impact. As a partner, you’ll help extend Amal’s reach, bringing our programs to more communities and opening doors for students who need it most.
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Make a difference by sharing your time and expertise. Our volunteers play an essential role in mentoring and supporting students, helping them to succeed in their career journeys.
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Stay connected, give back, and inspire others. As an Amal Academy alum, you can contribute by mentoring new students, sharing your story, or volunteering at events.