Muslim Hands successfully organized a two-day training workshop in Lahore aimed at enhancing the professional skills of its field staff, including project assistants, field engineers, and community health promoters. The initiative is part of the organization’s ongoing efforts to improve service delivery through staff development.
The workshop focused on key practical skills such as project management, hygiene promotion, data analysis, and reporting. Participants received training on effectively identifying and selecting sites to support vulnerable groups, including orphans, widows, and female-headed households.
By equipping its staff with these essential skills, Muslim Hands aims to improve the effectiveness and sustainability of clean water projects and public health campaigns. The organization believes that investing in field staff training is a crucial step towards serving communities more efficiently and addressing the needs of the most deserving.
