DWFC has been working in Pakistan for over 16 years, focusing on social change through football. We do this through well-planned and comprehensive programs in health, education and sports. Diya Women Football Club (DWFC) is the pioneer of Women Football in Pakistan started in 2002 and recognised by Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) in 2006. It’s Founder and General Secretary, Sadia Sheikh, is the country’s only FIFA certified National Football Administrator and First Women certified Match Commissioner of Pakistan from Asian Football Confederation. Our overall goal is the empowerment of women and girls from poor, different social and cultural background and marginalised communities, leading to improvement in their lives and livelihoods through Football. The Club’s mission is to help create an environment where Pakistani women footballers can flourish and showcase their talent and groom them for future international women footballers. Our target to established the Women’s and Girls from remote areas of Karachi, Sindh and Balochistan. Through the Football we raise awareness on gender equality, rights of women’s, health and hygiene and power of sports and provide them full and equal opportunity at the national, district, regional and international levels. In March 2017, DWFC taken the responsibility of the Street Children and working on them through team building, positive attitude, passion, sportsmanship, leadership, fun, filling basic requirements and a environment where they feel appreciated and think about their positive career.