GILGIT BALTISTAN GOODWILL MOVEMENT
A Charity Dedicated to Supporting Persons with Disabilities
Gilgit Baltistan Goodwill Movement (GBGM) is officially registered under the Provincial Government of Gilgit Baltistan in accordance with the Voluntary Social Welfare Agencies Ordinance of 1961
Successful Stories
I learned from Goodwill, and now I am applying these skills at KIU Gilgit, studying how to help other disabled people. Thank you, Goodwill Movement. I had no other options except Goodwill, which provided me with one-on-one support five days a week.
Shah Zuhaib
Goodwill Student
Being a disabled woman, I had fewer opportunities within the community. Goodwill Movement supported not only me but also more women to empower gender inclusion within society so that I can help others, as I am helping out in an additional support needs school in Gilgit
Mehnaz
Goodwill Student
Being a disabled woman, I had fewer opportunities within the community. Goodwill Movement supported not only me but also gave me the opportunity to empower more disabled women within society.
Khushan
Goodwill Student
Being a disabled student, I had no choice but to struggle with my studies. In fact, I could not, but when I joined Goodwill, I learned how much I could do on my laptop or PC by accessing notes and support from PDFs to DOCX. I am now a graduate of KIU in Sociology
Muhammad Rafi
Goodwill Student
Our reviews
The following is an excerpt from the Dhanani Family of the USA, with family members supporting the initiative living in Georgia, California, and Texas: We have known GBGM’s leadership for over three years and have financially facilitated some of their activities in support of their mission. During this period, we have found the leadership to be very conscientious in executing their duties and accomplishing GBGM’s goals. We are really impressed with their desire to raise awareness about the challenges faced by the DA population, especially in the GB area. They have worked hard to lobby the federal, state and local governments in Pakistan in support of their DA activities. We were fortunate to have met some of their leadership and staff during our visit to GB in September 2022. The visit provided further evidence of their commitment to DA population and reaffirmed our own desire to continue to work with them for a foreseeable future.
