Through four programmes, we help children stay in school, care for vulnerable children, spread the value of education and make sure families in need have food every month.
School fees for children in need
We pay school fees for children from families who cannot afford them, so that no child has to leave school because of money.
For many low-income families, school fees are the first expense to be cut when times are hard, and children are taken out of class and sent to work. By covering fees for children in need, we keep them in school and give them a real chance at a better future.
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Child care
We look after the wellbeing of children in vulnerable families, helping make sure they are safe, cared for and able to grow up healthy.
Children in families facing poverty are often the first to go without. Our child care work supports these children and their parents, so that every child we reach is safe, looked after and able to thrive.
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Education awareness
We spread awareness in the community about the value of education and encourage parents to enrol their children and keep them in school.
Lasting change begins with understanding. We talk with parents and families about why education matters, help them see the long-term difference it makes, and encourage them to send their children to school and keep them there.
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Monthly groceries for homes in need
Every month we provide groceries to households that cannot afford their basic food needs.
No family should go hungry. Each month we deliver essential groceries to homes in need, helping families put food on the table and easing the pressure that poverty puts on every part of their lives.
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Where we work
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The neighbourhoods, communities or districts where the organisation works.
Example: Christian Colony, Nazamabad and Pindora in Rawalpindi.
Photos
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