The AHS foundation is a charity dedicated to saving lives, improving conditions, and rebuilding communities and infrastructures in areas affected by natural disasters. We are committed to providing training initiatives that empower local communities; thus enabling them to rise out of poverty and despair and once again become a self sustaining and thriving community. Currently we provide vital support to communities devastated by the 2005 Pakistan Earthquake, with aid for over 12,000 people in Kashmir. The village of Noon Bagla is the centre of our training and redevelopment proposals.
It was set up by Nadeem Shah in memory of his late father Ahmed Hassan Shah. Chaired by Nadeem with the aid of a progressive Board of Trustees the Foundation is now actively engaged in fund raising. Nadeem travelled to the devastated area almost immediately after the disastrous earthquake in October 2005. This life-changing experience convinced him of the need to establish the AHS Foundation and to make a permanent and realistic improvement to the lives of the community of Noon Bagla, a village left devastated by the earthquake.
The value for money is a real eye opener
The AHS is a foundation that has shown me the true meaning of ‘charity’. AHS is the epitome of generosity towards others. It is a charity that has shown me how small things can make such a difference to peoples lives and how I take my life for granted. I consider myself extremely fortunate to be part of the AHS Foundation.
I thank my Lord, that he has made me a giver and not a receiver for the difference between the two is the mere length of an arm
In a ninety minute meeting with the Pakistan High Commissioner, His Excellency Wajid Hasan, on 24th February AHS Foundation representatives were praised for the work they have done in Kashmir.
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