The number of out-of-school children in Pakistan has crossed 23 million, despite claims of government of reforms in the education sector. Most OOSC are poor, being the only bread earners of their families. Non-governmental organizations have started speed-learning programs in Pakistan, but lack of resources has helped only a few thousand children.

1. CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTERS (CDC) PROJECT – BURMA ISB (2016)

Junior Jinnah Trust (JJT) established its first project for OOSC in 2016, aiming to enroll provide “Quality Inclusive education” to Out-of-School-Children (OOSC) of the sub-urban area of Burma Town, Islamabad.

CDC is an informal & fast learning schooling programs in morning & evening shifts, where children have provision to all the School needs (Textbooks, Notebooks, Health & Nutrition, Uniform kits, Computer Lab, Tarbiyah & Ethics Programs) free of cost. Under this program a child once enrolled in KG-I class, graduates from 5^th class in total four-year time-period.

Currently, 300 plus children are studying under this project and 63 children are graduated from FDE in 2018 and 2019 with 100% passing results (76% A grade) of class 5^th and now students are learning in middle level under this project.

2. MONTESSORI & PRIMARY SCHOOLS PROJECT – BURMA ISB (2017)

JJT inaugurated its second project in 2017 for most deserving, underprivileged & orphan children of Burma Town Islamabad, as after the survey and looking into the community needs at large. This project is running in morning and evening shifts, as to support more children with their needs of quality education.

Since then we have enrolled 150 plus children under this project. Children have to pay a nominal fee of PKR 100-200, and they have provision of all educational needs (Textbooks, Notebooks, Uniform Kits, Health & Nutrition, Montessori Learning Equipment’s, Computer Lab, Tarbiyah & Ethics Programs) in School free of cost.

3. MONTESSORI & PRIMARY SCHOOLS PROJECT – DHERI RWP (2018)

JJT enhanced its scope and initiated its third project in Sep-2018 for the most deserving, underprivileged & orphan children of Dheri Hasan Abad Rawalpindi. This project was given to JJT by Vision Foundation as looking towards our successful model of quality inclusive education. This campus is called Mobily campus as it is being sponsored by the people working @Mobily KSA.

We have initiated the enrollment campaigns, and made many developments. Currently, 110 children are enrolled into morning shift. Children have to pay a nominal fee of PKR 100-200, and they have provision of all educational needs (Textbooks, Notebooks, Uniform Kits, Health & Nutrition, Montessori Learning Equipment’s, Computer Lab, Tarbiyah & Ethics Programs, Karate Classes) in School with no extra cost to bear.