SJDA partners with Lady Dufferin Hospital to empower young women through midwifery training and sustainable employment. Under the Poverty Elimination Program, the new cohort-based Community Midwifery Training Program will expand through 2027, advancing women’s economic empowerment, better healthcare, and poverty reduction across Pakistan.

SJDA signed a landmark MoU with the British Council to enhance English proficiency for employees and the wider community. The program will initially support 564 employees, with plans to expand to 500+ learners, including young people, seniors, and educators. This partnership strengthens workforce skills, inclusion, and long-term impact through English.

SJDA partnered with National Institute of Banking and Finance Pakistan (NIBAF), a subsidiary of the State Bank of Pakistan, to launch a transformative training program in both conventional and Islamic banking. This initiative aims to strengthen foundational knowledge and develop practical skills, equipping youth and community members with industry-relevant competencies that enhance their employability in Pakistan’s financial and banking sector. This collaboration will strengthen financial literacy, support youth upskilling, and contribute to broader economic inclusion.