Asiya Bibi, a resident of Naseerabad, lives with her husband and four children, striving to provide them with a better future. Although her husband worked, his income was not sufficient to cover all household expenses. Asiya wanted to contribute financially.

Miss Amna, a member of the Paralegal Youth Force, introduced Asiya to Community Support Concern (CSC) an organization that helps women become independent through skill training. Asiya was excited to learn that CSC provided livestock management training, as she had always been interested in raising animals.

Determined to create a stable source of income, Asiya joined CSC’s training program, where she learned how to care for animals, feed them properly, and treat common illnesses. After completing the training, CSC provided her with three goats, enabling her to start a small livestock business from home.

Asiya’s journey was not without challenges. When she fell seriously ill, doctors advised her to undergo surgery, but she could not afford the medical expenses. With no other option, she made a difficult decision selling two of her goats to cover the cost of her treatment and medication. Despite this setback, Asiya did not give up. She continued her business with her remaining goat and, through patience and perseverance, grew her livestock to seven goats.

With her successful livestock business, Asiya now supports her family financially and encourages other women in her community to learn skills and become independent. Her story proves that with the right support, women can overcome obstacles and build a better life for themselves and their families.