
Environmental Protection and Sustainability

4CCI members with the UN team and the Ambassadors during UN Wall Painting Campaign 2015 for Harmony and Peace Building. This campaign is a part of 70th Anniversary of United Nations.

4CCI youth clubs members conducted plantation activities during an environmental protection campaign with WWF Pakistan

4CCI and RIS Young Peace Makers organized Peace Walk

4CCI and RIS Young Peace Makers organized Peace Walk

4CCI and RIS Young Peace Makers organized Peace Walk

4CCI Sister School Initiative

4CCI Sister School Initiative

4CCI School Up gradation Program – Reforming Schools, Empowering Communities

4CCI A Local Solution to a Local Problem

4CCI Computer Literacy Providing Computer Access Promoting E learning
10/11/2012:
The 4CCI team attends the launch of " Because I am a Girl Campaign" organized by PLAN international
.
4CCI launched a campaign for flood relief across the suburbs of
Nowshera. For the purpose a batch of Roots School System volunteers
launched a campaign to rehabilitate the families.
A survey conducted by Roots team of Volunteers to find out the name of
100 worst affected families whereby the names of the head of the family,
along with their dependents and a brief history of their livelihood was
noted down. Multiple flood relief fund raising activities were carried
out. All the affectees want monetary help to restart their lives, as
living on begging bowl is hurting their self esteem and integrity. The
affectees are bravely confronting the unprecedented miseries of having
lost their shelter, livestock, standing crops and earnings of their
entire lives. The 6 million children are the most vulnerable victims of
this catastrophe. All agencies dealing with Child Rights and Protection
must immediately launch their efforts to protect our most precious human
resource – Our Future. Their life is at risk every minute, every
second. The chairperson RSS, Mrs. Riffat Mushtaq took the lead by
sending relief goods worth 500,000 to Nowshera. The teaching staff has
also donated 500,000 in cash to be dispersed among the affected
families. This amount would enable 25 worst affected families to restart
their lives as part of the Roots Adopt a Family Initiative.