We know that education holds the power to help people escape poverty, even in the face of adversity. If Pakistan were to halve inequality in access to education, it would increase its economic growth by 1.7%.
CARE Foundation’s is on a mission to provide quality marketable education to all.Â
We know that education holds the power to help people escape poverty, even in the face of adversity. If Pakistan were to halve inequality in access to education, it would increase its economic growth by 1.7%.
CARE Foundation’s is on a mission to provide quality marketable education to all.Â
Has a unique public-private partnership with the Pakistan Government,
where failing government schools are adopted and transformed by
providing trained staff and missing facilities.
— Ms Seema Aziz.
CARE has been able to transform thousands of lives by providing quality education to children across the country.
CARE has positively impacted thousands of lives by delivering quality education to childrenÂ
nationwide. It achieves this through its “build a school” and “adopt a school” models.
In January 1991, CARE’s first school opened its doors to be greeted, much to everyone’s surprise, by 250 eager children.
The City District Government Lahore approached CARE in 1998 to adopt and manage some of its failing schools.
The CARE Foundation was founded in Pakistan in 1988 by Ms Seema Aziz, after a group of concerned citizens came together to rehabilitate flood victims in the Sheikhupura district of Pakistan.
While helping them rebuild their mud homes, they realised there was no school in the area. The best way to help would be to build one. In 1990, CARE built its first school. CARE also established a dispensary to offer affordable primary health care and built a vocational centre, to provide income-generating opportunities to local women.
The CARE Foundation was founded in Pakistan in 1988 by Ms Seema Aziz, after a group of concerned citizens came together to rehabilitate flood victims in the Sheikhupura district of Pakistan.
While helping them rebuild their mud homes, they realised there was no school in the area. The best way to help would be to build one. In 1990, CARE built its first school. CARE also established a dispensary to offer affordable primary health care and built a vocational centre, to provide income-generating opportunities to local women.
CARE alumni Dr Farah Azam hopes to one day open up her own hospital in Shahdara, Lahore. The young doctor works at the Sir Ganga Ram Hospital. The eldest of five siblings, Azam grew up in Shahdara. Having completed her schooling at a CARE Foundation school in the area, she knew she wanted to make a career in the medical field.
Dr Amara Ilyas, 37, received a scholarship from the CARE Foundation to complete her medical qualifications. She works as an Assistant Consultant at King Fahad Specialist Hospital, Saudi Arabia.
Fatima Ali is a 25-year-old House Officer at Jinnah Hospital in Lahore; she is ten months into a Junior Doctor placement. She can work between 36-132 hours per week.
CARE alumnus landed 3rd position in Computer studies in intermediate exams and is now pursuing a degree at the PUIT to be an engineer in the future.
A student of CARE Adopted Sheranwala Gate is currently CEO at Swiftech BPO, a company that provides technical support.
CARE foundation English learning program alumni became a successful business consultant.
CARE alumni Dr Farah Azam hopes to one day open up her own hospital in Shahdara, Lahore. The young doctor works at the Sir Ganga Ram Hospital. The eldest of five siblings, Azam grew up in Shahdara. Having completed her schooling at a CARE Foundation school in the area, she knew she wanted to make a career in the medical field.
Dr Amara Ilyas, 37, received a scholarship from the CARE Foundation to complete her medical qualifications. She works as an Assistant Consultant at King Fahad Specialist Hospital, Saudi Arabia.
Fatima Ali is a 25-year-old House Officer at Jinnah Hospital in Lahore; she is ten months into a Junior Doctor placement. She can work between 36-132 hours per week.
CARE alumnus landed 3rd position in Computer studies in intermediate exams and is now pursuing a degree at the PUIT to be an engineer in the future.
A student of CARE Adopted Sheranwala Gate is currently CEO at Swiftech BPO, a company that provides technical support.
CARE foundation English learning program alumni became a successful business consultant.
CARE high school student completed his M.Sc (Chemistry) from GCU and has recently launched his own firm by the name of Hygiene Professionals.
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