Driving Women's
Economic Empowerment
Supporting young females and
women to earn a sustainable income
Changing Lives,
Empowering
Futures!
Creating a skilled Pakistan
Empowering Communities
RLCC STORY
In 1947, Begum Ra’ana Liaquat Ali Khan envisioned and founded RLCC as a non‑profit in Karachi. It officially opened its doors on August 25, 1954, with the APWA Raana Liaquat Public School at its core.
Since then, RLCC has empowered over 20,000 low‑income beneficiaries, focusing on women‑centric programs in education, health, vocational training, livelihoods, and community outreach.
Structured around UN Sustainable Development Goals, they operate a health clinic offering maternal and child immunizations, plus awareness sessions on stress management, drug addiction, and environmental sustainability
Our Objectives
To promote access to quality
education and opportunities
for learning for all
To increase access to
enhance quality
health care services
To increase
opportunities
to improve livelihoods
To make Shah Faisal Colony a safe and clean community with financial accessibility, access to quality health and education services
To improve financial, social, physical, and emotional health of underprivileged communities through empowering women and children with dignity and esteem
RLCC draws on the values of equity, inclusivity, transparency, innovation, integrity, respect, and fulfillment. These values make the foundations of our guiding principles, which, in turn, contribute to setting standards for all organizational operations
Our Donor Impact
Graduates
women trained in sewing, embroidery, and block printing
students passed Matriculation (10th grade)
Alumni Network
active alumni across all programs
home-based women artisans earning through fair-trade
women placed in textile and retail jobs
Voluteer hours logged
hours contributed by community volunteers