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Non-Formal Basic Education Schools Program

Establishment of 37 Non-Formal Basic Education Schools opened in 37 different villages of District Khairpur. The project is running with the funding by Pakistan Literacy Commission (under Education for All) Islamabad and Directorate of Literacy and Non-Formal, Government of Sindh. The philosophy of the project dictates the involvement of communities for development on self-help basis so as to generate a mostly self-sufficient development process requiring increasingly reduced outside assistance.

Overall Project Goal/Purpose

Establishment of 37 Non-Formal community Schools and enhancement existing schools by providing teaching Aid and literacy material to poor and illiterate as well as dropout students of the area.

Project Beneficiaries

SDTS working for deprived and marginlized communities of Khairpur especially for rural women and children, in this project the target groups are Poor and illiterate Children as well as dropout students of the area and 37 villages where no any school already functioning, Female Teachers of the rural areas and VECs.

Project Location:

Project Locations are 37 villages of Taluka Nara, Kotdiji, Sobhodero, Khairpur and Gambat of District Khairpur.

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SDTS works in the Sindh province of Pakistan which is located close to the Arabian Sea, and its main fresh water source is the Indus River. The region has recently experienced the worst floods in its history, with heavy rainfall and flash floods.
The SDTS Head Office is based at Khairpur District. (Map of Khairpur)

Contact Us

Khadim H. Dahot
Managing Director
Sewa Development Trust Sindh
Flat # A-3,
3rd Floor, Civic Centre,
Khairpur-66020
Pakistan

Phone: +92 300 3123739
Fax: +92 243 554082
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