In March 2015, CSC decided to obtain license under Section 42 and 43 of the Companies Ordinance 1984 as a public company with limited liability (with no share capital) and became CSC Empowerment and Inclusion Program. CEIP aims to alleviate poverty in Pakistan through a two-fold strategy geared towards financial inclusion and capacity building. CEIP is one of the few microfinance organizations in Pakistan following the Grameen Microfinance Model successfully. Started off as Community Support Concern (CSC), the organization has since expanded its operations to target a diverse set of issues faced by the poor that make up the majority of the country, including health and the marginalization of women.

Community Support Concern (CSC) has been changing lives since 1989. It aims to improve the lives of the most poor and underprivileged members of the society. It has been a challenging journey made easy by the undying commitment of the hardworking and motivated team. CSC has been expanding its branches throughout Punjab and reaching out to those who need its help in different walks of life. CSC recognizes the needs and interests of the society, where it sees a future of equality between men and women in both the professional and personal parts of their lives. CSC's clients have been able to change their lives with the help of different programs that are designed to assist and help them out of poverty and hopelessness to a world of possibilities.
 

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CSC Empowerment and Inclusion Programme

Shaista Jan

Tasleem Akhtar

Amna Shareef

Sadia Tariq

Qaisar Raza

Muhammad Ali Syed

Moazzam Iqbal Mian

Jawad Yousaf

Asim Hameed

CSC Empowerment and Inclusion Programme

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