Dropout 500 Girls Back to High School in Pakistan

Muwakhat Foundation's Success: 340 Girls Rejoin School Within 33 Months

Muwakhat Foundation initiated the transformative "Dropout 500 Girls Back to High School in Pakistan" project to emphasize the shared responsibility of educating girls.

The core objective of the Muwakhat Foundation revolves around the principle of ensuring

"Education and food for every girl."

Through dedicated efforts, Muwakhat Foundation has been actively engaging with parents to encourage the enrollment of dropout girls back into high school. Upon obtaining parental consent for their daughters' education, these girls are provided with a comprehensive support package upon their re-entry into school:

• Coverage of one-time school admission fees, provision of necessary books, and uniform assistance

 • Regular monthly payment of school fees to enable sustained education.

• Provision of monthly pick-up and drop-off services through rented vehicles, addressing the logistical challenge of sending girls to distant high schools.

• Supply of monthly dry ration packages to ensure the girls receive three meals a day, supporting their nutritional needs and benefiting their families.

Within 33 months, the Muwakhat team successfully facilitated the return of 340 girls to school, with ongoing efforts geared towards reaching the target of 500 girls by project completion. Looking towards the future, Muwakhat Foundation envisions a lasting impact through its advocacy for girls' education, guided by the unwavering belief that

 "if we educate a girl, she will change the world."

By empowering girls with education, Muwakhat Foundation aims to sow the seeds of positive change and progress, recognizing the transformative potential that lies within each educated girl.