
Our Mission
To create opportunities for transgender persons to develop practical skills, strengthen their economic position, access supportive services and participate more fully in community life.
The Community Development Centre (CDC) for Transgender Persons works to promote welfare, skills development and social inclusion. Through practical training and supportive services, the centre aims to encourage self-reliance, expand opportunities and support meaningful participation in community life.
According to the supplied departmental information, the centre was established by the Social Welfare Department in Karachi Division in 2012 in accordance with directions of the Supreme Court of Pakistan.

The centre aims to support the social and economic well-being of transgender persons through vocational training, community engagement and opportunities for personal development.

To create opportunities for transgender persons to develop practical skills, strengthen their economic position, access supportive services and participate more fully in community life.
A glimpse of coordination and engagement activities connected with the centre.
The following figures were included in the supplied source material and should be confirmed before publication.
The centre focuses on practical skills, community participation, economic opportunities and collaboration with supporting organisations.
Provide professional and technical skills training, with at least 10 persons enrolled in a course as specified in the supplied programme information.
Support confidence, social participation and the inclusion of transgender persons in community life.
Promote economic self-reliance through vocational training and practical, income-generating skills.
Coordinate with NGOs, INGOs and relevant organisations to support training and welfare initiatives.
Encourage dignity, acceptance and constructive engagement of transgender persons in society.
Help participants strengthen practical abilities and explore pathways towards a more independent future.
Practical training areas intended to help participants develop skills for employment, self-employment and personal growth.
Support measures described in the supplied programme information aim to help participants learn in a respectful environment and pursue new opportunities.
Financial assistance for eligible trainees, subject to applicable programme provisions and budget availability.
A respectful and supportive setting for learning, training and personal development.
Guidance to help participants explore career paths, skills application and potential employment opportunities.
The supplied source refers to the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Act, 2018. The centre can support awareness of dignity, access to services and protection from discrimination. Legal information should be checked against current applicable law and official guidance.
The Community Development Centre for Transgender Persons, Karachi, reflects the Social Welfare Department’s stated commitment to skills development, economic empowerment and meaningful community participation for transgender persons in Sindh.