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PKNC UAF, National Institute of Food Science and Technology, University of Agriculture, Agriculture University Road, Faisalabad, Pakistan., Faisalabad (2025)

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National Institute Of Food Science And Technology, University Of Agriculture, Agriculture University Road, Faisalabad, Pakistan.

23/07/2025

The Clinical Dietitians with contemporary knowledge are asset of Pakistan to have a healthy lifestyle in the community.

The Clinical Dietitians Training group, Pak-Korea Nutrition Center (PKNC), Faculty of Food Nutrition and Home Sciences (FFNHS) successfully concluded 5-day extensive training program for Clinical Dietitians. The final day of the training featured impactful sessions by well-renowned dietitians.

Dr. Allah Rakha, Chair, Policy Advocacy and Outreach/Head Clinical Dititions Group PKNC, said
"PKNC is thrilled to have conducted this comprehensive training program for Clinical Dietitians, focusing on critical aspects of child and community nutrition, healthy eating practices, and innovative clinical practices in nutrition. We believe that equipping clinical dietitians with updated knowledge and skills for improving nutrition outcomes is vital in Pakistan. We hope that the insights and hands-on training gained during this program will enable you to make a significant impact in promoting nutrition awareness and guiding patients towards healthier food choices and habits in your respective practices.

Dr. Benash Sarwar delivered a lecture on Nutrition Education and Counseling, equipping Clinical Dietitians with essential skills to effectively educate and counsel patients on nutrition.

Ms. Mehreen Abbas, Master Trainer, PKNC led a session discussing Common Myths in Nutrition and their Practical Solutions. This helped participants clarify misconceptions and enhance their nutrition counseling abilities.

Following the sessions, the participants visited the PKNC building where Mr. Mueez Aslam, Master Trainer, PKNC briefed them about the activities conducted at PKNC. This gave the Clinical Dietitians insight into PKNC's initiatives and operations.

The training program achieved its goal of enhancing nutrition knowledge and skills among Clinical Dietitians, aligning with PKNC's objectives.

The concluding day highlighted the importance of effective nutrition education, counseling, and debunking myths in clinical dietitian practice. PKNC's efforts in capacity building for Clinical Dietitians are expected to contribute to improved nutrition outcomes in Pakistan.

22/07/2025

The Clinical Dietitians with contemporary knowledge are asset of Pakistan to have a healthy lifestyle in the community.

The Clinical Dietitians Training group, Pak-Korea Nutrition Center (PKNC), Faculty of Food Nutrition and Home Sciences (FFNHS) successfully concluded 5-day extensive training program for Clinical Dietitians. The final day of the training featured impactful sessions by well-renowned dietitians.

Dr. Allah Rakha, Chair, Policy Advocacy and Outreach/Head Clinical Dititions Group PKNC, said
"PKNC is thrilled to have conducted this comprehensive training program for Clinical Dietitians, focusing on critical aspects of child and community nutrition, healthy eating practices, and innovative clinical practices in nutrition. We believe that equipping clinical dietitians with updated knowledge and skills for improving nutrition outcomes is vital in Pakistan. We hope that the insights and hands-on training gained during this program will enable you to make a significant impact in promoting nutrition awareness and guiding patients towards healthier food choices and habits in your respective practices.

Dr. Benash Sarwar delivered a lecture on Nutrition Education and Counseling, equipping Clinical Dietitians with essential skills to effectively educate and counsel patients on nutrition.

Ms. Mehreen Abbas, Master Trainer, PKNC led a session discussing Common Myths in Nutrition and their Practical Solutions. This helped participants clarify misconceptions and enhance their nutrition counseling abilities.

Following the sessions, the participants visited the PKNC building where Mr. Mueez Aslam, Master Trainer, PKNC briefed them about the activities conducted at PKNC. This gave the Clinical Dietitians insight into PKNC's initiatives and operations.

The training program achieved its goal of enhancing nutrition knowledge and skills among Clinical Dietitians, aligning with PKNC's objectives.

The concluding day highlighted the importance of effective nutrition education, counseling, and debunking myths in clinical dietitian practice. PKNC's efforts in capacity building for Clinical Dietitians are expected to contribute to improved nutrition outcomes in Pakistan.

19/07/2025

Dr. Akif Saeed praise PKNC mission for community nutrition with education and capacity building through enhanced research facilities.

A delegation from the Home Town Foundation, led by Dr. Akif Saeed, Focal Person Faisalabad, including Dr. Sumbal Uzair and Ms. Momina Iftikhar, visited the Pak-Korea Nutrition Center (PKNC), Faculty of Food Nutrition and Home Sciences (FFNHS), University of Agriculture Faisalabad (UAF). The delegation welcomed by Dr. Allah Rakha, Chair of Policy Advocacy and Outreach, PKNC. Mr. Ghayyor Sultan and Mr. Mueez Aslam, Master Trainer, PKNC briefed the delegation about cutting-edge training rooms and research laboratories at PKNC.

Dr. Allah Rakha highlighted the state-of-the-art facilities at PKNC that enable advanced research, training, and capacity building in nutrition science. He also introduced them with nutritious and healthy food products develop by PKNC team of experts. The delegation was given a tour at PKNC, showcasing PKNC's commitment to addressing nutrition challenges in Pakistan through research excellence and education.

Dr. Akif Saeed appreciated the working of PKNC for the wellbeing of community nutrition in Pakistan. He said, nutritious and fortified food products of should be available in the market to give them a wider research in the community. The delegation expressed their admiration for PKNC's efforts in promoting nutrition awareness, conducting research, and building capacity among professionals to improve nutrition outcomes in the community.

This visit underscores the growing interest in collaborations between leading organizations and PKNC to address malnutrition and promote nutrition in Pakistan. PKNC's initiatives align with goals of improving community nutrition and health outcomes.

19/07/2025

The Clinical Dietitians Training Group, Pak-Korea Nutrition Center (PKNC), Faculty of Food Nutrition and Home Sciences (FFNHS), University of Agriculture Faisalabad (UAF), successfully conducted day 4th of 5-day extensive training program for Clinical Dietitians under the supervision of Dr. Allah Rakha, Head Clinical Dititions Group/ Chair Policy Advocacy and Outreach, PKNC. The training program focused on critical aspects of Child Nutrition and Healthy Eating Practices.

Mr. Ghayyor Sultan, Master Trainer, PKNC conducted a session on Promoting Healthy Eating Practices and Maintaining Hygiene. Participants gained valuable insights on guiding patients towards healthier food choices and habits.

In another session Ms. Mehreen Abbas, Master Trainer, PKNC led an informative session on understanding Cognitive and Physical Growth Milestones for Children. This enabled Clinical Dietitians to better assess and support nutritional needs for optimal child development.

The Master Trainers Dr. Allah Rakha, Dr. Benash Sarwar, Mr. Ghayyor Sultan, Ms. Mehreen Abbas and Mr. Mueez Aslam along with Ms. Firyal, Research Assistant, PKNC ensure to train the participants for hands-on training and their exposure to innovative clinical practices in nutrition.

The Clinical Dietitians expressed their gratitude for the Master Trainers of PKNC, they conveyed a desire to be part of such informative sessions in the future from PKNC.

16/07/2025

PKNC and Home Town Foundation explores collaboration to combat malnutrition in Pakistan.

The Pak-Korea Nutrition Center (PKNC), Faculty of Food Nutrition and Home Sciences (FFNHS), University of Agriculture Faisalabad (UAF) hosted a meeting of Dr. Allah Rakha, Chair Policy Advocacy and Outreach, PKNC and Dr. Akif Saeed Focal Person of Faisalabad, Home Town Foundation.

The meeting aimed to discuss a potential collaboration between the PKNC and Home Town Foundation, focusing on research and development, alongwith Training programs as well as outreach activities to address malnutrition in Pakistan.

Dr. Allah Rakha said,
We are thrilled to explore potential collaboration for making a meaningful impact in addressing malnutrition in Pakistan. We look forward to formalizing our collaboration to improve nutrition outcomes for children and communities.

Dr. Akif Saeed added that,
Our organization is committed to supporting initiatives that address malnutrition in Pakistan. We believe that partnership with PKNC will enable us to leverage their expertise and reach a wider audience.

During the meeting, Dr. Akif Saeed and Dr. Allah Rakha explored opportunities for joint initiatives, leveraging the expertise and resources of both organizations to combat malnutrition.

The meeting was attended by Master Trainers from PKNC, including Mr. Ghayyor Sultan, Mr. Mueez Aslam, and Dr. Sumbal Uzair, as well as Ms. Momina Iftikhar from Home Town Foundation. The collaborative effort is expected to enhance the impact of their work in addressing malnutrition and promoting nutrition awareness in the community.

The PKNC and Home Town Foundation aim to formalize their partnership, paving the way for joint research projects, capacity-building initiatives, and outreach programs. This partnership has the potential to make a significant difference in the lives of malnourished children and communities in Pakistan.

15/07/2025

The Clinical Dietitians Training group, Pak-Korea Nutrition Center (PKNC), Faculty of Food Nutrition and Home Sciences (FFNHS), University of Agriculture Faisalabad (UAF) in the supervision of Dr. Allah Rakha, Chair Policy Advocacy and Outreach/Coordinator Clinical Dititions Group has successfully conducted the third day of 5-day extensive training for Clinical Dietitians at the PKNC building.

The training sessions featured well renowned Nutrition expert's lectures and interactive discussions, further enhancing the knowledge and skills of the participating dietitians.

Dr. Benash Sarwar, trained the Clinical Dititions about Community-based Management of Acute Malnutrition (CMAM) and Undernutrition Management. The participants learned about the latest research and best practices in managing these conditions, including nutrition counseling and lifestyle interventions.

In another comprehensive session, Mr. Ghayyor Sultan, Master Trainer PKNC delivered a comprehensive lecture on Common Micronutrient Deficiencies in Clinical Settings. The participants gained insights into the prevalence, diagnosis, and management of micronutrient deficiencies in clinical settings, enabling them to provide optimal nutrition care to patients.

The workshop featured group discussions and hands-on experiences, allowing participants to engage with Master Trainers from PKNC and share their experiences.

The participants appreciated the informative and engaging sessions from Master Trainers Dr. Allah Rakha, Dr. Benash Sarwar, Mr. Ghayyor Sultan, Ms. Mehreen Abbas and Mr. Mueez Aslam including Ms. Firyal, Research Assistant, expressing their gratitude for organizing this valuable workshop. The workshop aims to enhance the knowledge and skills of clinical dietitians in providing optimal nutrition care to patients, ultimately contributing to improved health outcomes.

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14/07/2025

PKNC Empowers Lady Health Workers with Comprehensive Nutrition Training for improved community health.

The Pak-Korea Nutrition Center (PKNC), Faculty of Food Nutrition and Home Sciences (FFNHS), University of Agriculture Faisalabad (UAF) under the leadership of Prof. Dr. Imran Pasha, Central Project Director, PKNC is working dedicatedly to revolutionise Nutritional knowledge of frontline workers in the community. In compliance of this journey Prof. Dr. Beenish Israr, Chair Nutrition and Public Health/ Head Lady Health Workers Group, PKNC has successfully organized 5-day extensive training program for Lady Health Workers (LHWs) at PKNC.

This initiative aimed to augment the knowledge and skills of LHWs in delivering optimal nutrition care to mothers and children, thereby contributing to improved health outcomes.

The Master Trainers of PKNC Prof. Dr. Beenish Israr, Dr. Rizwan Shukat, Dr. Ali Raza and Ms. Sonia along with Research Assistants Mr. Jamal Babar and Ms. Summia Fordos, Ms. Sarosh, Young Professional and Ms. Mehik, Lab Technician, encompassed a broad spectrum of critical Nutrition education modules. The modules including: Importance of Complementary Feeding; Child Growth and Nutritional Assessment; Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF); Developmental Milestones; Breastfeeding; Energy and Nutrient Needs and Common Nutritional Problems.

The LHWs gained in-depth knowledge on the significance of introducing complementary foods to infants at the optimal age, enabling them to provide informed guidance to mothers.

The training program featured a combination of technical sessions, group discussions, and practical cooking sessions, where LHWs gained hands-on experience in developing nutritious food recipes and experience in nutrition counseling.

The participants expressed their sincere gratitude to PKNC for organizing this informative and engaging training program, highlighting the commitment of PKNC to capacity building and professional development.

The PKNC Team extend its gratitude to the District Health Authority to organizing such informative Training programs for LHWs about nutritional wellbeing of the community.

14/07/2025

The Pak-Korea Nutrition Center (PKNC), Faculty of Food Nutrition and Home Sciences, (FFNHS), University of Agriculture Faisalabad, (UAF) has conducted 5-day extensive training program for Clinical Dietitians at PKNC building.

In the second day of training the Master Trainers of PKNC imparting valuable knowledge to the participants in the supervision of Dr. Allah Rakha, Coordinator Clinical Dititions Training group.

Mr. Ghayyor Sultan, Master Trainer, PKNC delivered a comprehensive session on Macro and Micro Nutrient Needs for Children. The participants gained insights into the importance of adequate nutrition for children's growth and development, and learned about the specific requirements of macro and micro nutrients for different age groups.

In another session, Ms. Mehreen Abbas, Master Trainer, PKNC shared her expertise on Childhood Obesity and Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus. The Clinical Dietitians learned about the latest tools and techniques used to assess nutritional status and identify patients at risk of malnutrition.

The participants expressed their appreciation for the efforts of PKNC and the Master Trainers of Clinical Dietitians Training group including Dr. Benash Sarwar, Mr. Ghayyor Sultan, Ms. Mehreen Abbas and Mr. Mueez Aslam, led by Dr. Allah Rakha, and other team member Ms. Firyal, Research Assistant, PKNC in organizing such informative and engaging training sessions. They praised the Master Trainers for their expertise and the interactive approach used in the training.

The training program aims to enhance the knowledge and skills of Clinical Dietitians in providing optimal nutrition care to patients. The participants are expected to benefit from the training and apply their newfound knowledge in their clinical practice, ultimately improving patient outcomes.

PKNC's commitment to capacity building and professional development is evident in its efforts to organize such high-quality training programs for healthcare professionals.

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Monday	08:00 - 16:30
Tuesday	08:00 - 16:30
Wednesday	08:00 - 16:30
Thursday	08:00 - 16:30
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