- Baloch Mujahid Community Center,Korangi Creek, Karachi
- info@bffp.org.pk
- +92 301 2973329
We envision a society where development is youth-led, gender-sensitive, and powered by knowledge and technology. Our vision is rooted in creating institutional systems that empower communities—especially underserved urban and rural populations—to rise with dignity, resilience, and equal opportunity. From the bustling lanes of Lyari to the coastal belts of Keamari, our work is about connecting dreams to real, transformative actions.
Every BFFP project begins with deep community engagement and participatory research. Our strategic planning model blends grassroots insights with technical expertise. With four functional departments and oversight from an experienced board, we prioritize evidence-based programming, transparent implementation, and long-term impact. Our strategy aligns with SDGs and national policies while remaining sensitive to hyperlocal needs in education, gender, youth, and environment.
Innovation drives everything we do. Whether it’s using football to promote peace, mobile-based learning for school dropouts, or art and theater to raise awareness on gender issues—our methods go beyond the ordinary. We explore new ways to engage youth and women through cultural mediums, tech-enabled solutions, and community-led change, ensuring sustainable and replicable outcomes.
BFFP offers a broad range of development services tailored to NGOs, government bodies, CSR partners, and grassroots organizations. These include education and curriculum development, vocational and technical skills training, monitoring and evaluation (M&E), data collection and research, HR and event management, as well as IT, printing, and logistics support. All services are delivered by experienced teams with a deep understanding of field realities and a commitment to transparency and excellence.
Our work begins with trust-building and community dialogue. From there, we design needs-based interventions, conduct training and capacity building, implement programs with grassroots teams, and monitor progress through a results-based framework. Our 5-phase methodology
ensures quality and accountability. Whether it’s establishing a vocational center or launching a peace campaign, our approach is always inclusive and impact-focused.
BFFP has implemented several high-impact projects with esteemed partners including the Sindh Education Foundation (SEF), UNDP-SPO, Right to Play, KYI, Alliance of the Civil Society for Human Rights, and others. Our programs range from running AALTP non-formal education centers and vocational training institutes to organizing inter-school sports events and women-led entrepreneurship programs. These experiences reflect our versatility, sectoral depth, and ability to mobilize quickly in challenging environments.
