Communities of Feroza and Maskeenabad is deeply impacted by child labor and poverty. For many families, sending children to work rather than school seems like the only option to ensure survival. The objective of this project is to ensure that street children in Feroza and Maskeenabad have access to education and that girls and women are empowered with the skills they need to earn a living. The project involves a school and VTC construction and implementation.
Maskeenabad, RWP and Feroza, RYK Pakistan, face significant socio-economic challenges, especially among its children and women. Many children in this community are denied their fundamental right to education, instead being forced into child labor to support their families. These children work in harsh and often unsafe conditions, to build a better future for themselves. At the same time, the women and girls of Maskeenabad and Feroza face severe gender-based economic limitations.
School Construction Vocational Training Construction Implementation of Education and Training Programs Community Involvement and Capacity Building Monitoring and Evaluation
The long-term impact of this project will be transformative for the communities of Maskeenabad, Rawalpindi and Feroza, Rahim Yar Khan. By providing education to street children, the school will break the cycle of child labor that has held back generations. These children will grow up with the knowledge and skills needed to pursue higher education or meaningful employment, enabling them to contribute positively to society.
This project has provided additional documentation in a PDF file (projdoc.pdf).
