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Orphanage Management
Orphanages 1. Daar-Ul-Tanzeem, Children Home 2. Anjuman Taleem-Ul-Quran 3. Daar-Ul-Shafqat, Anjuman Hamayat-e-Islam

Location: (Gawaal Mandi & Raaj Garh)

Group Members 1. Raza Ur Rehman
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2. Hira Mumtaz
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3. Adnan Ashraf
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4. Arooj Shahid
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5. Naveed Khan
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University of Central Punjab

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Sr. No. | Topic | Page No. | 1. | Introduction to Volunteers | 3 | 2. | Activity detail (Individually elaborated by each volunteer) | 4 | 3. | Finding (Individually elaborated by each volunteer) | 5 | 4. | Inference (in group) | 6 | 5. | Solutions | 7 | 6. | Recommendations | 8 | 7. | Working Pictures | 9 |

1) Introduction to Volunteers

Name: Raza Ur Rehman
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Contact # 0300-8818813
Email: razaurrehman@hotmail.com
Hobbies: Playing chess & cricket.
Aim of life: To become a leading exporter of Pakistan.

Name: Hira Mumtaz
Registration#L1F10MBAM0210
Contact # 0322-5454997
Email: mumtazhira@ymail.com
Hobbies: Fine arts, Candle making & Singing.
Aim of life: I befit myself as an entrepreneur. I want to run my own business of handicrafts. I also have a plan to build a welfare house for senior citizens.

Name: Adnan Ashraf
Registration#L1F10MBAM0184
Contact # 0313-4545169
Email: adnanbajwa_97@hotmail.com
Hobbies: Reading newspaper and watching talk shows.
Aim of life: I want to explore the transport sector of Pakistan.

Name: Arooj Shahid
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Contact # 0321-8855324
Email: arooj.shahid@hotmail.com
Hobbies: Browsing, Chatting, Music, Social networking, Art work.
Aim of life: To lead a management team.

Name: Naveed Khan
Registration#L1F10MBAM2204
Contact # 0333-4818331
Email: naveedpathan31@hotmail.com
Hobbies: Cricket, Volley ball, Internet surfing.
Aim of life: To become a renowned politician.

2) Activity Details

Raza Ur Rehman: I visited the
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