Do No Harm Commitment

Do No Harm Commitment

Coverage Area

Expanding from its origins in Kabul and Nangarhar, PTCRO now operates across multiple provinces, including Badakhshan, Takhar, Balk, Logar, Parwan, Wardak, Herat and Ghazni. The organization confronts critical issues that hinder the country’s progress and the well-being of Afghan society.

Our Strategy

We partner with national and international stakeholders who share the same mission to help Afghans secure a better life. We intend to achieve our mission, by implementing training and capacity building programs, providing hand holding support for enterprise development and start-ups, seeking ways for establishing a sustainable livelihood source for Afghan women and vulnerable groups, providing humanitarian aid and support, and improving access to health services through increasing access to medicine, health care services, nutrition and implementing hygiene programs.

Our Vision, Mission and Core Values

Vision:

A hopeful, peaceful and thriving Afghanistan, where every Afghan, especially women, has equal opportunity to learn, earn and thrive.

Mission:

We try to enable Afghans in particular Afghan women to lead, read, work and thrive by designing and delivering projects that promote self-reliance, awareness and resilience. 

Core Values:

PTCRO is steadfast in its commitment to the following principles:

• Gender Equality and Equity: Championing balanced opportunities for all genders.
• Integrity, Objectivity, and Rationality: Upholding the highest standards of ethical conduct and reasoned judgment.
• Public Trust: Earning and maintaining the confidence of those we serve.
• Honesty, Teamwork, Transparency, and Accountability: Operating with candour, collaboration, openness, and responsibility.
• Consultation, Participation, and Professionalism: Engaging stakeholders with expert guidance and inclusive practices.
• Mutual Respect and Understanding: Valuing diverse perspectives and fostering a culture of empathy.
• Do No Harm: Ensuring our actions contribute positively to the community’s fabric.

Our History

The organization’s roots were planted in mid-1996 when Ms. Kamila Sidiqi (founder and Managing Director), started a tailoring training program for more than 150 poor women in her home in Khair-khana Kabul. A team of committed women activists volunteered their support. Within two years, most of the trainees were able to open their tailoring shops to support their families. The income level of the trainees increased significantly, and the project produced a deep and long-lasting impact on the life of beneficiaries. Initially, the founder and her team started most of their welfare activities voluntarily with self-contributed funds. The results of the initial welfare  activities motivated the founder to officially register the organization to help everyone across the country.

The Dressmaker of Khairkhana is a New York Times bestseller and gives an insight in the challenges and hurdles faced by Ms. Kamila Sidiqi as she sought to support her own family and other poor Afghans Once again. Afghanistan is in the midst of another humanitarian disaster of an unprecedented scale. PTCRO, with its decades’ long experience of operating at the grassroots of Afghanistan, is continuously and actively working to support Afghans living in extreme conditions to build back their dreams and serves as helping hand in elevating them from poverty.

Parniyan Training Center and Rehabilition Organization

Introduction  

Parniyan Training Centre & Rehabilitation Organization (PTCRO) is a non-government, non-political, non- for-profit for-public welfare organization. PTCRO was initially founded in 2003 and officially registered with the Ministry of Economy of Afghanistan on May 11, 2006 under the registration Number of (571). The organization has been active for nearly two decades, with the sole objective of contributing to the development of Afghanistan. Currently, PTCRO is a member organization of various civil society networks and associations. Considering the current economic and social crisis in Afghanistan- post 15th August 2021, PTCRO is focused on playing a helping role in supporting humanitarian assistance in Afghanistan, and improving access to health services, education and livelihoods support through vocational training, on-job training and apprenticeship programs. Moreover, PTCRO brings in expertise for addressing crucial evolving concerns on financial transactions, and cross-border trade sustainability.

1. Mission  

We try to enable Afghans in particular Afghan women to lead, read, work and thrive by designing and delivering projects, which promote self-reliance, awareness and resilience.

2. Vision   

A hopeful, peaceful and thriving Afghanistan, where every Afghan, especially women; has equal opportunity to learn, earn and thrive.

3. Strategic Aims  

We partner with national and international stakeholders who share the same mission to help Afghans secure a better life. We intend to achieve our mission, by implementing training and capacity building programs, providing hand holding support for enterprise development and startups, seeking ways for establishing a sustainable livelihood source for Afghan women and vulnerable groups, providing humanitarian aid and support, and improving access to health services through increasing access to medicine, health care services, nutrition and implementing hygiene programs.