Founded in 1979, Alif Laila Book Bus Society is one of Pakistan's pioneering literacy organizations. For nearly 50 years, we have worked to ensure that every child, regardless of geography or circumstance, has access to books, quality education and the opportunity to develop a lifelong love of reading. What began with Pakistan's first mobile Book Bus has grown into a nationwide movement of camel, boat, rickshaw and community libraries, bringing books and learning to children in remote villages, underserved communities and areas affected by disaster. To date, our programmes have reached more than one million children, established over 7,000 libraries, distributed 155,000+ books, publi... read more Founded in 1979, Alif Laila Book Bus Society is one of Pakistan's pioneering literacy organizations. For nearly 50 years, we have worked to ensure that every child, regardless of geography or circumstance, has access to books, quality education and the opportunity to develop a lifelong love of reading. What began with Pakistan's first mobile Book Bus has grown into a nationwide movement of camel, boat, rickshaw and community libraries, bringing books and learning to children in remote villages, underserved communities and areas affected by disaster. To date, our programmes have reached more than one million children, established over 7,000 libraries, distributed 155,000+ books, published 38 award-winning children's books, and trained thousands of teachers. Our mission extends far beyond providing books. Through libraries, teacher development, early childhood education and creative learning programmes, we nurture literacy, curiosity, confidence and critical thinking while strengthening the communities that support every child's education.
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By Amna Hassan Kazmi | CEO
Thanks to the continued support of our donors, Alif Laila Book Bus Society’s Book Bike (Cycle Library) continues to take books, stories and creative learning directly to children who have... Read the full report ›By Amna Hassan Kazmi | CEO
Over the past three months, Project on the Go (POG) has continued to transform the lives of women and girls by turning creativity into opportunity and talent into sustainable livelihoods. In... Read the full report ›By Amna Hassan Kazmi | CEO
When the devastating floods swept through Dera Allah Yar, they washed away homes, livelihoods, and the local school building. For many children, education seemed like another loss they would have to... Read the full report ›