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The Pakistan Institute of Learning and Living is a Research based organization. The focus of most of its research is on epidemiology, informing development and delivery of culturally appropriate interventions in the area of Mental health and education. Most of the Institute’s Health Promotion activities are targeted on women and children.
Studies indicate that Human Resource is the KEY FACTOR, which determines the level of PROGRESS, the peace of mind, mutual & reciprocal trustworthy in RELATIONSHIPS. Freedom with Responsibility & the degree of DEVELOPMENT in any social organization, this rule applies to FAMILY, EDUCATIONAL, RELIGION oriented schools & colleges, university campuses, leisure & cultural clubs, communities, cities, countries, Nations & International Fora.
The institute is a modest effort to ASSIST Clients in electing the options.
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