Charter for Compassion Pakistan

BACKGROUND

Charter for Compassion (CFC) was launched in Feb 2011 as a local initiative inspired by the Charter for Compassion International.

OUR AIM

Our Aim is to initiate programs that create conditions for compassion to flourish in our society

OUR GOAL

Our Goal is to cultivate compassionate mindset and actions within homes, workplaces and communities.

OUR APPROACH

This is being accomplished through the creation of innovative social programs on compassion in academia, business and media.

ABOUT US

Charter for Compassion Pakistan is a cooperative effort to restore not only compassionate thinking but, more importantly, compassionate action to the center of our lives, it is a document that was drafted by a multi-faith, multi-national council of thinkers and leaders. The Charter for Compassion initiative is the result of Karen Armstrong's win of the 2008 TED Prize

We work in diverse ways through various sectors of society-businesses, with cities and communities across the globe, within educational institutions and organizations and with religious congregations and associations; to create and establish cultures of compassion locally and globally.

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ACTIVITIES

Signing Agreement

Consul General Grace Shelton and Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah witnessed the signing between Sindh School ... Read More

Charter for Compassion at the Karachi Literature Festival

Compassionate Community Network was started by CfC and focuses on three main stake holders of the society; children, parents and schools. Read More

Compassionate Community Network

Compassionate Community Network was started by CfC and focuses on three main stake holders of the society; children, parents and schools. Read More

Compassionate School Network

The Compassionate School Network initiative is the first of its kind in the world and is a locally grown initiative and idea inspired by the Charter ... Read More