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The SDTS Head Office is based at Khairpur District. Read more
Khadim H. Dahot
Managing Director
Sewa Development Trust Sindh
Flat # A-3,
3rd Floor, Civic Centre,
Khairpur-66020
Pakistan
Phone: +92 300 3123739
Fax: +92 243 554082
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"No nation can rise to the height of glory unless your women are side by side with you; we are victims of evil customs. It is a crime against humanity that our women are shut up within the four walls of the houses as prisoners. There is no sanction anywhere for the deplorable condition in which our women have to live."
Mohammad Ali Jinnah, 1944 - 'Founding Father' of Pakistan.
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Sewa Development Trust Sindh (SDTS) is a non-sectarian, non-denominational, non-profit organisation that was founded by a group of leading development social and human Rights activists in 1998.
SDTS' is based in the Sindh province of Pakistan and we have established a Vocational Training Centre for Women at Muhalla Nizamani Khairpur to build skills an professional training for women.
SDTS is lead by Ms. Amber Balouch, Chairperson and laureate winner of the Women’s World Summit Foundation Switzerland (WWFS) award for the year 2002 in the field of “rural women’s creativity”.
SDTS has matrix management system in a flat structure supported by:
A 13 members Supreme Council including Board of Trustees & Board of Directors collective as the overall Policy making body.
Managing Director & Staff Managers responsible for Policy Implementation and Planning, Training and Monitoring of Program projects.
The Head Office is based at Khairpur District with a combined field and office staff of some 41 persons. The office is well equipped with a Training Hall and accessories.
SDTS is working in the Sindh province of Pakistan which is located close to the Arabian Sea, and its main fresh water source is the Indus River. Due to a heavy monsoon season, Pakistan experienced the worst floods in its history, with heavy rainfall and flash floods.
All staff members at the Training Centre are women; female instructors are appointed for sewing/tailoring and embroidery work. The centre is fully equipped with furniture, auto power zigzag and sewing machines.
"It always encourages me to provide support for the voiceless women and the most marginalized communities in Pakistan, socially, economically, and politically.
I request that the international community, philanthropists and charitable organisations come forward and contribute to save the lives of women and children suffering from a natural disaster.
A drop of water makes an ocean and a single penny makes a million..."
Ms Ambar Balouch, SDTS Chairperson, Laureate Winner - World Women Summit Foundation.







