1. Unparalleled student experience and satisfaction

2. Leading innovation and applied research

3. Operational excellence

8. The balanced budget takes into account the political and fiscal environment, the current funding model, and anticipated cost pressures. The plan allows the College to continue its successful strategies of managing enrolment challenges, providing new programs to support the economic development of the region and to provide as many opportunities for students as feasible. This must be done while building in continuous improvement and efficiencies in order to optimize the use of resources to ensure a sustainable future for Union Women College.

Management Description

Young League Pakistan (YLP) is an independent, membership based, voluntary, non-profit making, non-governmental organization located in Multan, Pakistan. YLP is working for renders community in the field of education, peace, prosperity, poverty elevation, health, hunger, un-employment, culture, emergency services, social work, research work, event management, environment and water purification.

1. Board of Directors 2016-17

S. No.	Name	Occupation	Designation
1	Tariq Mahmood Qureshi	Journalism	Chief Executive Officer
2	Imtiaz Khan Tareen	Business	Director Marketing
3	Khalida Parveen	Service	Operation Manager
4	Nadeem Mushtaq Solangi	Business	Director Communication
5	Syed Ghulam Abbas Bukhari	Business	Director Finance
6	Muhammad Ashraf Bhatti	Journalism	Director Information
7	Gulab Hassan	Trader	Project Director

2. Donor Council

YLP is donated by local well known personalities since 1979. YLP Donor Council composed of men and women known for their integrity and commitment. These respectable politicians, parliamentarians assist Board of Directors for the make meaningful contribution to growth of the NGO and Pakistan.

3. Voluntary Council

YLP is operated by local social workers since 1979. YLP Volunteer Council composed of men and women known for their integrity and commitment. These hard workers assist Board of Directors for the meaningful work to growth of the NGO projects.

4. Previous Educational Performance

YLP was started the educational Projects on first April 1982 through established its first primary school namely Baha Uddin Zikarya Girls School in Peoples Colony Multan. To date, YLP’s volunteers have identified, evaluated and funded three high, three elementary and six primary schools across Multan. These schools also individually registered under the “Punjab Private Educational Institutional (Promotion & Regulation) Ordinance 1984 from the Education Department of Punjab. In these 12 schools YLP is using audio \ video aids and computers along with the regular syllabus prescribed by the Punjab Text Board.