Education

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$1,100 could pay for two teachers

$160 could pay for school equipment

$160 could pay the utility bills

Programs

Education

Our vision is a world in which every child has the right to a free education. Education is one of the most important routes out of extreme poverty. We support school projects all around the world and are working to achieve universal primary school education for as many people as possible. As well as building new schools, we also work with vulnerable government and community schools that are already in existence. We work hard to bring even the most remote schools up to international standards. When it comes to education, we believe that children deserve more than second best

In countries like Myanmar (Burma), Pakistan, and many others, there is a significant lack of access to education for children. The economic situations in these communities is often dire, with having extremely poor systems in place, leading to very high illiteracy rates.

Working with parents and teachers, we overcome the barriers of poverty and inequality, helping parents to earn a secure living, communities to value education and tackle discrimination against girls and marginalised children so that no child is left behind. We construct and renovate classrooms, libraries and important facilities, whilst improving access to hygienic toilets and clean drinking water; creating a safe and engaging environment for children. We provide important educational materials and textbooks, train teachers and give them the professional support they need to inspire their students. We take time to understand the unique needs of each school community we support and create lasting and robust relationships.

Qard Hasan is working towards tackling this issue by providing access to education for children in these regions, affording them their basic rights, as well as enabling them to become more self-sufficient and contributors to their communities.

Education For All…

We have identified lack of education as one of the key factors keeping children in the grips of poverty. We have responded by researching the ideal methods of education programming and the social and economic state of children in the camp. In certain cases, children as young as 6 years old are the main bread winner of the family, providing food and support to their entire households.

Rohingya Educational Programs…

As refugees continue to flood into the already overcrowded camps in Cox’s Bazaar, we are left wondering what is going to happen to the thousands of children who were born in the camps themselves. Will they have to endure the hardships and suffering that their parents went through to get them here? Will they be able to live a life free of poverty and confidently grow to adulthood?

There are an estimated 10,000 children that were born in the camps and they know no other life than this. This is what they were born into and unless we do something to make a real change, this is what they will continue to live in.

We can’t stress enough the importance of education, and as such, our programs are aimed at teaching basic literacy and numeracy to children between the ages of 5-11. Furthermore, all classes are held in the evenings to allow children to continue working if they need to, and food is also provided to the children who attend.

Education For All…

Education is a basic human right, a powerful instrument for change and critical for Pakistan’s growth and prosperity. Yet millions of children – mainly girls – are engaged in child labour and being denied their right to learn, to thrive and to reach their full potential. Qard Hasan has identified this as a critical area of focus for the organization, and aims to deliver programs for children across the country.

Across Pakistan, millions of boys and girls are being denied their right to an education.

Pakistan has one of the poorest education systems in the world, the second highest out-of-school rate in the world and third highest illiteracy rate. Sadly, the majority of out of school children are girls, while two thirds of the adult illiterate population is female.

Although the constitution of Pakistan stats that every child has the right to free and compulsory education, this is not the reality. Due to poverty and cultural beliefs, families prioritize additional income over education, sending their children out to work, rather than to school, and families prioritize sending their sons to school over their daughters.

Qard Hasan has partnered with Shahid Afridi Foundation to establish a number of schools and support existing schools with its infrastructure and operational needs.

How you can help…

We have broken down the costs so you can easily see what is needed to run the schools per month. Please give what you can, and together we can make sure that the children of the camps can lead themselves out of poverty through education.

item
price
Teachers
$1,100
Facilities
$250
School Equipment
$200
Food for Students
$100


Please give what you can, and we can make sure that we can transform the lives of these underprivileged children.

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