• Hamida Shaukat Ali Foundation Girls High School (HSAF). HSAF provides high caliber education support to almost 500 girls residing in village Kotshera in Gujranwala District of Punjab. For almost a decade, MGYW has been providing educational funding to HSAF girls and also contributed toward setting up the science laboratory in 2016, which enabled HSAF to obtain registration certificate by the Education Department and girls avoided traveling several miles in rickshaws to other schools to receive science credits. MGYW Board provided funding for excavation of safer drinking water well and may fund other projects.

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• MGYW’s Partnership with HOPE Schools. HOPE (Health Oriented Preventive Education) NGO was established in 1997 with a national network of schools and hospitals. Since 2011, MGYW has been sponsoring 50 young women from HOPE schools in Gadap & Korangi in Sindh, and in Muzaffarabad, AJK. In 2017, MGYW collaborated with the U.S. based Odyssia Learning Program (OSL) to introduce English as a second language online (ESL) courses at HOPE School located in a local low-income neighborhood ofKorangi, Karachi. OSL Team assisted in donation of 14 computers from Karachi Electric.

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• Pakistan Foreign Office Women’s Association (PFOWA). Since 2014, MGYW provides scholarships to young girls belonging to families of low income employees of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The program offers about 30 annual grants with moderate increase in number each year. The scholarships are awarded in an annual uplifting elegant ceremony where girls present skits and tableaus to celebrate their awards. The grants and awards are distributed  by Foreign and Education Ministry dignitaries to qualified low income girls.

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• Haripur Education Transportation Project. With the Haripur Education Transportation Project, MGYW is facilitating education for about 180 girls from the Haripur District of Hazara Division in KPK Province by sponsoring the transportation expenses of these girls from their villages to Bagra Government Girls High School in Haripur. The students are transported via eight Suzuki vans from Ratta Banna and Karwala Villages to the Bagra High School and Darashakhel High School located at a distance of around eight kilometers. The next plan is to further expand this program to additional villages and add vocational training to girls and their mothers.

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• Institute of Development Studies and Practices (IDSP). In 2017, MGYW signed a MOU with the IDSP to sponsor hands-on three-month intensive hands-on training of young women from rural Balochistan in the midwifery program at Karachi’s Qatar Hospital. All of the girls belong to under-privileged backgrounds. Once trained, the girls have gone back to their villages in Balochistan and have used  their skills and abilities to save lives of almost 500 mothers and new born babies through enabling safe deliveries as well as making a decent living. Successful training for three batches completed; with fourth batch is in progress. In addition, incentive grants for 20 schools girls is enabling empowerment of the young girls and uplifting of their poverty stricken families. There are two Coordinators from IDSP which assist MGYW in managing the two programs.

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• Nagar Fort School, Chitral, KPK MGYW provides annual grants toward of education of 50 girls from underprivileged households. It addition, it has funded setting up a computer lab at at Nagar Fort School. This lab will provide to bridge the “digital gap” which lowers educational opportunities for underprivileged children. MGYW also provides gifts for children during the Eid festivals such as dresses and school bags.