Child Protection Pakistan Project #74430

Monthly Education for 25 Orphan Girls

by Moses Welfare Foundation

Project Report | Sep 11, 2026
Monthly Education Support for 25 Orphan Girls

By Mohsin Arif | Project Leader

Monthly Education Support for 25 Orphan Girls

Project Summary

Every girl deserves the opportunity to learn, dream, and build a secure future. Yet orphan girls from low-income communities in Pakistan often face serious financial barriers that can interrupt or end their education.

Moses Welfare Foundation aims to provide monthly education support to 25 orphan girls by helping cover essential school expenses, including school fees, uniforms, books, stationery, and other learning materials. The project will also monitor attendance, educational progress, and overall well-being.

By helping girls remain in school, the project seeks to reduce the risks associated with school dropout, child labor, exploitation, and early marriage while giving vulnerable girls the opportunity to develop knowledge, confidence, skills, and hope for a better future.

Project Duration

8 Months

Total Project Goal

$100,000

Fundraising Status

Amount raised: $531
Remaining: $99,469
Total donations: 5
Monthly donors: 0
Last recorded donation: June 2026

The Challenge

Orphan girls living in financially vulnerable households can face significant barriers to continuing their education. Without adequate financial support, expenses such as school fees, uniforms, books, stationery, transportation, and other educational needs can become impossible for caregivers to manage.

When girls leave school, their opportunities for further education and future employment can become severely limited. Some may also become more vulnerable to child labor, exploitation, early marriage, and continued poverty.

These girls have the potential to learn and succeed, but consistent educational support is essential to help them stay in school.

Our Solution

Moses Welfare Foundation will provide monthly education assistance to 25 orphan girls from vulnerable communities.

Support may include:

School fees
School uniforms
Books and notebooks
Stationery and learning materials
Essential educational supplies
Educational follow-up and attendance monitoring
Regular assessment of academic progress
Communication with caregivers and schools when appropriate
Child safeguarding and well-being monitoring

The project will focus not only on providing financial assistance but also on ensuring that the girls remain engaged in education and receive the support they need to continue learning.

Project Objectives

Support 25 orphan girls to remain in school.
Reduce financial barriers that contribute to school dropout.
Provide essential educational materials and school-related assistance.
Monitor school attendance and academic progress.
Encourage girls to continue their education and develop confidence.
Reduce vulnerability to child labor, exploitation, and early marriage.
Help girls build skills that can contribute to future economic independence.

Target Beneficiaries

The project will directly support 25 orphan girls from vulnerable and low-income communities.

Priority will be given to girls who demonstrate financial need and are at risk of discontinuing their education because of a lack of resources.

Beneficiary selection will be carried out using appropriate eligibility criteria and safeguarding considerations.

Key Activities

1. Education Support

Provide monthly assistance toward essential school-related expenses.

2. Learning Materials

Provide books, notebooks, stationery, uniforms, and other necessary educational materials according to individual needs.

3. Attendance Monitoring

Monitor school attendance to identify challenges that may affect continued education.

4. Academic Progress

Follow students' educational progress and encourage continued participation in school.

5. Family and Caregiver Engagement

Where appropriate, communicate with caregivers to understand barriers affecting girls' education and encourage continued schooling.

6. Safeguarding

Maintain appropriate child-protection and safeguarding practices throughout project implementation.

Expected Results

By the end of the 8-month project period, MWF aims to:

Support 25 orphan girls with ongoing educational assistance.
Help beneficiaries remain enrolled in school.
Provide essential school materials according to need.
Improve consistency of school attendance.
Strengthen educational continuity for vulnerable girls.
Increase girls' confidence and motivation to continue learning.
Reduce financial pressures that may contribute to school dropout.

Long-Term Impact

Education can change the direction of a girl's entire life.

By helping 25 orphan girls remain in school, this project can contribute to a future in which they have greater opportunities to pursue higher education, vocational training, employment, and financial independence.

Educated girls are better positioned to make informed decisions, participate positively in their communities, and support their future families. Over time, continued investment in girls' education can help break intergenerational cycles of poverty and vulnerability.

The project therefore represents more than school fees and supplies; it is an investment in dignity, opportunity, confidence, and hope.

Monitoring & Evaluation

Moses Welfare Foundation will monitor the project through:

Beneficiary records
School attendance information where available
Education-support distribution records
Academic progress updates
Communication with caregivers and schools where appropriate
Periodic beneficiary follow-up
Project documentation and financial records

Progress will be reviewed throughout implementation so that emerging educational or safeguarding needs can be identified and addressed.

Sustainability

The immediate objective is to prevent financial hardship from interrupting the girls' education. In the longer term, MWF will seek additional donor and community partnerships to continue educational assistance and help beneficiaries progress toward higher education, vocational skills, and employment opportunities.

The project will also seek to encourage regular and monthly donors so that educational support can become more predictable and sustainable.

Donor Impact

Every contribution can help remove one of the financial barriers standing between a vulnerable girl and her education.

A donation can contribute toward:

School fees
Uniforms
Books
Stationery
Learning materials
Other essential education-related needs

Your support can help a girl stay in school today and build a stronger future tomorrow.

Current Fundraising Need

The project has a total fundraising goal of $100,000. MWF has recorded $531 from 5 donations, leaving $99,469 to reach the stated goal.

The last recorded donation was received in June 2026.

Additional support is urgently needed to ensure that the project can provide consistent educational assistance to the 25 beneficiaries during the planned 8-month period.

Conclusion

For an orphan girl, access to education can mean much more than a classroom. It can mean protection, confidence, opportunity, and the possibility of becoming financially independent.

Moses Welfare Foundation believes that poverty or the loss of parents should never permanently determine a girl's future.

Through Monthly Education Support for 25 Orphan Girls, we are seeking partners and donors who will stand with these girls, remove barriers to education, and help them continue learning with dignity and hope.

Together, we can help 25 girls stay in school, keep their dreams alive, and build a brighter future.

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May 14, 2026
Rising Daughters of Pakistan

By Mohsin Arif | Project Leader

Daughters of Hope: Education Support for Orphan Girls in Pakistan

Organization

Supported by: Moses Welfare Foundation

Executive Summary

Education is one of the most powerful tools for breaking poverty, protecting vulnerable children, and building stronger societies. In Pakistan, however, thousands of orphan girls remain deprived of education due to poverty, social inequality, and financial hardship.

For orphan girls living in low-income communities, the loss of parents often means the loss of opportunity, safety, and hope. Many are forced to leave school because their guardians cannot afford tuition fees, uniforms, books, shoes, or transportation costs. Without education, these girls become highly vulnerable to child labor, domestic exploitation, and early marriage.

The “Daughters of Hope” project was established to provide monthly educational support for 25 orphan girls from vulnerable communities across Pakistan. The initiative covers school fees, uniforms, books, school shoes, stationery, and learning materials while closely monitoring each child’s educational progress and well-being.

By removing financial barriers and providing consistent support, this project enables orphan girls to remain in school, continue their education, and build safe, independent, and dignified futures.

Historical Background of Girls’ Education in Pakistan

Since the creation of Pakistan in 1947, access to education has remained a major national challenge, particularly for girls living in poor and rural communities.

Although Pakistan has made progress in expanding educational access over the decades, millions of children, especially girls, remain out of school due to:

Poverty
Gender inequality
Limited educational infrastructure
Social and cultural barriers
Child labor and early marriage

Girls from vulnerable families face the greatest obstacles. For orphan girls, the situation becomes even more difficult because they often lose both financial support and family protection.

In many low-income communities:

Education is viewed as unaffordable
Girls are expected to contribute to household work
Early marriage is considered a survival strategy
School dropout rates remain high among vulnerable girls

Despite constitutional commitments and national education reforms, many orphan girls in Pakistan continue to struggle for basic educational opportunities.

Education not only protects girls from exploitation and poverty but also strengthens families, communities, and future generations. An educated girl is more likely to:

Earn a stable income
Make informed life decisions
Educate her own children
Contribute positively to society

Investing in girls’ education is therefore one of the most effective ways to reduce poverty and promote long-term social development in Pakistan.

Problem Statement

Orphan girls in vulnerable communities face severe educational and social barriers.

Without parental support, many girls cannot afford:

School fees
Uniforms
Books and stationery
School shoes
Transportation and learning materials

As financial pressure increases, girls are often forced to:

Drop out of school
Enter child labor
Perform domestic work
Face early or forced marriage

School dropout exposes orphan girls to lifelong poverty, exploitation, and social insecurity.

Although many orphan girls are highly motivated to learn and succeed, the absence of consistent educational support prevents them from achieving their full potential.

Without intervention, these girls remain at high risk of losing both their education and future opportunities.

Project Goal

The goal of this project is to provide sustainable monthly educational support for 25 orphan girls in Pakistan, ensuring they remain in school and develop the skills, confidence, and opportunities needed for a brighter future.

Project Objectives

The project aims to:

Cover monthly school fees for orphan girls
Provide uniforms, school shoes, and educational materials
Improve school attendance and academic performance
Protect girls from child labor and early marriage
Promote girls’ education and empowerment
Support emotional well-being and confidence development
Build pathways toward long-term independence and stability

Current Project Status

The project was launched on GlobalGiving to support orphan girls through long-term educational assistance.

Financial Overview

Details

Status

Total Goal

USD 100,000

Funds Raised

USD 500

Remaining Amount

USD 99,500

Total Donations

Monthly Donors

Project Duration

4 Months

Last Donation Received

January 2026

Although initial donations have been received, urgent financial support is still required to continue educational assistance for orphan girls in need.

Project Activities

1. Monthly Educational Support

The project will cover:

School tuition fees
Examination fees
Educational expenses

2. Distribution of School Supplies

Each girl will receive:

School uniforms
School shoes
Books and notebooks
Stationery and learning materials
School bags

3. Student Monitoring and Mentorship

Regular follow-up will ensure:

School attendance
Academic progress
Emotional well-being
Child protection support

4. Family and Community Engagement

The project will work closely with guardians and communities to:

Encourage girls’ education
Prevent school dropout
Promote child protection and safety

Expected Impact

This project seeks to create life-changing and long-term impact for orphan girls and their communities.

Anticipated Outcomes

Educational Impact

Girls will remain enrolled in school and continue their education without interruption.

Protection and Safety

Girls will become less vulnerable to child labor, exploitation, and early marriage.

Economic Empowerment

Education will increase future employment opportunities and financial independence.

Community Development

Educated girls contribute to healthier, stronger, and more informed communities.

Generational Change

Educated girls are more likely to educate their future children, helping break cycles of poverty for generations.

Sustainability Strategy

To ensure sustainable impact, the project will:

Build long-term donor partnerships
Encourage monthly sponsorship programs
Monitor educational outcomes regularly
Develop local community support systems
Expand educational support to additional vulnerable girls in future phases

The long-term vision is to create a sustainable educational support network for orphan girls throughout Pakistan.

Urgent Funding Needs

Additional support is urgently needed for:

Monthly school fees
Uniforms and school shoes
Books and stationery
Student transportation support
Educational monitoring activities
Child protection and welfare support

Without continued assistance, many orphan girls remain at risk of leaving school permanently.

Conclusion

In Pakistan today, orphan girls continue facing serious challenges that threaten their education, safety, and future opportunities. Poverty and inequality should never determine whether a child receives an education.

The “Daughters of Hope” project provides vulnerable girls with more than school supplies; it provides protection, confidence, opportunity, and hope.

Every supported girl represents:

A future teacher, doctor, or leader
A child protected from exploitation
A family strengthened through education
A brighter future for Pakistan

Together, we can ensure that orphan girls are not forgotten and that every girl has the opportunity to learn, grow, and live with dignity.

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