Community Mobilization
Experience engaging communities, local stakeholders and field teams to improve participation, trust and service delivery.
Waseb Amanat Foundation brings together community understanding, field experience, research and responsible program management to support people through healthcare, education, relief and social development.

Meet the Founder
Founder, Waseb Amanat Foundation Sociologist Social Development & Public Health Professional
Dr. Syed Waqas Shabbir brings together academic rigor and extensive field leadership across public health, social development, data management and community-based operations. His professional journey has consistently focused on turning evidence into practical action for communities.
Currently serving as District Manager for the Punjab Socio-Economic Registry (PSER) in Multan, he oversees large-scale field data collection, team management, data quality assurance and coordination with district administration. His earlier public-health work in the WHO/UNICEF Polio Eradication Program strengthened his expertise in microplanning, field surveillance, immunization operations, community mobilization and stakeholder engagement.
The Foundation benefits from leadership experience that spans community engagement, public health, large-scale field operations, social research and data-driven program management.
Experience engaging communities, local stakeholders and field teams to improve participation, trust and service delivery.
Hands-on leadership in immunization campaigns, health outreach, field surveillance and community-level public health interventions.
District-scale experience in field data collection, quality assurance, operational planning, monitoring and evidence-based decision making.
Academic research, peer-reviewed publications, university teaching and the translation of sociological evidence into practical social action.
Dr. Shabbir's experience spans district-level program management, public health operations, university teaching and social research — bringing a multidisciplinary perspective to humanitarian work.
Ph.D. in Sociology with a Gold Medal in M.A. Sociology.
Leads district-scale field operations, supervises enumerator teams, strengthens data quality controls and coordinates with local administrative authorities to support reliable socio-economic registration.
Served through CHIP Training & Consulting, leading immunization activities, microplanning, multi-tiered field teams, stakeholder coordination and community engagement to address vaccine hesitancy.
Taught sociological concepts, mentored diverse learners and contributed to an academic environment focused on critical thinking, research and social understanding.
Has contributed research in peer-reviewed journals on public health, social determinants, gender issues, community welfare and related social development themes.
Dr. Shabbir's research interests include public health, social determinants, gender issues and community welfare. His scholarly work strengthens a Foundation culture that values evidence, learning and responsible program design.
Large field programs require more than goodwill. They depend on planning, verification, quality control, team coordination and continuous learning. This operational discipline informs how Waseb Amanat Foundation intends to design and evaluate its community programs.
Our approach is designed around transparency, local participation, evidence and the dignity of every person we serve.
Programs should be documented, measurable and responsible to the people they are designed to serve.
Local voices, local realities and community participation should shape sustainable social interventions.
Reliable data and research strengthen targeting, implementation, learning and long-term impact.
Humanitarian support should protect dignity, improve access and create pathways toward resilience.
Support community-rooted initiatives across healthcare, education, relief and social development in South Punjab and beyond.