🀝 Maahir Initiatives

Five national skills programs, already built and running on the Maahir platform β€” ready for MoU conversations with government, development and industry partners. Everything below is live today, with real module counts.

840Live modules
98Tracks
9,813Exercises
7,912Scenarios
11,031Role-plays
2,174Micro-cards

The five programs

Each program is a curated bundle of existing Maahir tracks, tools and delivery models β€” not a promise slide. Counts update live from the platform.

πŸ’ͺ Women at Home Practical online skills for women who study, earn or run a household from home β€” money safety, income skills and a guided path back into work. 6 components 38 modules Explore program β†’ β™Ώ Maahir Ability Digital inclusion for persons with disabilities and special-parent families β€” screen readers, accessible tools, and workplace-ready skills. 2 components 13 modules Explore program β†’ πŸ›‘οΈ Cyber-Safe Pakistan National-scale cyber-safety and fraud-prevention literacy β€” from grandmothers vs scam calls to businesses vs BEC fraud. 5 components 81 modules Explore program β†’ 🌾 Rural Digital Skills First-touch digital literacy for villages and small towns β€” phone-first, Urdu-supported, batch-taught with WhatsApp. 4 components 22 modules Explore program β†’ πŸ€– AI for Business Practical AI adoption for Pakistani SMEs β€” operations, systems and playbooks taught on real dukaan-and-factory problems. 5 components 25 modules Explore program β†’

Partner with us

Every program can run as a co-branded batch for your beneficiaries β€” teacher-led or self-serve, WhatsApp-supported, with Urdu and audio options. Bring the mandate and the batch; we bring the curriculum, the platform and the AI tutors.

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PM Youth Programme (PMYP) Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal UNDP Pakistan Ministry of Human Rights Rehabilitation organisations Armed forces welfare & rehabilitation institutions National CERT NCCIA Higher Education Commission (HEC) Educational institutions Universal Service Fund (USF) NAVTTC Rural development NGOs Chambers of Commerce Ignite PSEB Industry associations

Organisations shown are potential partners being approached β€” no endorsement or existing agreement is implied.