HOPE’s Zia Colony School visited by delegates of Japanese Consuate, Karachi.

It was in late 2012 that the Japanese Consulate in Karachi generously offered to assist in the expansion of HOPE’s Zia Colony School. The expansion actually was an addition  of another  much needed floor to fully accommodate the increasing number of students coming from the surrounding poor, slum areas.

HOPE, an educational NGO in Pakistan, worked at a very fast pace and completed the project in mid 2013 – which greatly increased the capacity of the school.

The two delegates from the Japanese Consulate visited  HOPE’s Zia Colony School to observe the status and progress of the school. The delegates were very pleased with the welcome they were given by the young students of the school.

The Japanese Consul’s delegates were taken to all the classes of the school and the library, computer labs, chemistry lab and the vocational center. They  were extremely happy to see HOPE’s  school  had progressed  so well within just a short span of one year and some months of its completion.

Dr Mubina Agboatwalla, Chairperson of HOPE and child specialist in Karachi has been the driving force in setting up this and other formal and home schools across Pakistan -  and in ensuring they are successfully and efficiently run  - which is why these schools have been so popular in the areas where they have been established and enrollment of students have been increasing constantly.  

Dr Mubina Agboatwalla, Chairperson of HOPE and child specialist in Karachi  has always maintained that the education provided to the children of HOPE’s home schools  should be of excellent quality and all reading materials, such as books etc  are all free of cost.

HOPE appreciates commendable educational assistance from MGYW {Merit Grants for Young Women}.

No matter how small or large an assistance is extended to HOPE, an  educational {and health } NGO in Pakistan  –  it is sincerely appreciated – and individuals  or group recipients of such help are deeply indebted and openly express their gratitude to such, often life altering, assistance.

MGYW  – or  Merit  Grants for Young Women is an organization that concentrates on providing worthy young girls with quality education with a goal to secure a better  future  for  them and their future generations.

MGYW’s efforts are indeed  very commendable and their  collaboration with HOPE in this regard is with HOPE’s Zia Colony School. MGYW  selects  20 worthy girl students whose parents  have inappropriate financial means for the girls’ schooling – and literally ‘owns’ their schooling – totally shifting the burden from their parents’ shoulders on to MGYW’s entirely.

What MGYW does  is provide them with school uniforms, school bags, text books and copies etc. What MGYW also does is provide them school fees and personal guidance and mentoring.

Dr Mubina Agboatwalla, Chairperson of HOPE and child specialist in Karachi has been the driving force in setting up these schools and in ensuring they are successfully and efficiently run  – which is why these schools have been so popular in the areas where they have been established and enrollment of students have benn increasing constantly.

Dr Mubina Agboatwalla, Chairperson of HOPE and child specialist in Karachi  has always maintained that the education provided to the children of HOPE’s home schools  should be of excellent quality and all reading materials, such as books etc  are all free of cost.

HOPE Provides Assistance For Marriage To The Needy Employee Of HOPE

“The simplest acts of kindness are by far more powerful than a thousand heads bowing in prayer.” ― Mahatma Gandhi

Pakistan is a country where the disparity level between the lower middle class and the middle class is very high. Also, the population living below the poverty line is increasing day by day. We at HOPE, an educational NGO in Pakistan, have been working towards a variety of causes one of which is helping families living in squalor.

Recently, HOPE’s team went to Bhittaiabad  where they gave cash and kind  donation to a HOPE’s  teacher  Saima for her sister’s  upcoming wedding . Saima and her sister belong to a lower middle class family. Her mother and father work hard for a living to sustain a family of eight individuals.

Saima’s sister is getting married within the next few days and being the eldest she was worried whether her parents will be able to bear the burden of her wedding expenses. HOPE managed to buy some essential items for her wedding and delivered them to her at home just two days before the ceremony took place. Saima’s parents were over the moon when they saw HOPE’s team bringing gifts for her which substantially relieved them and lessened their burden. Saima’s parents thanked HOPE’s staff for being there with them in this hour of need.

Dr. MubinaAgboatwalla, child specialist in Karachi has been helping the needy for the past 18 years through HOPE, an NGO in Pakistan. HOPE an educational NGO inPakistan, is operating schools and hospitals all over Pakistan providing free of cost education and health facilities to the less fortunate of our country.

She is of the opinion that each and every organization, companies, individual who have the capacity, whether monetary or in-kind, should come forward to help the underserved. It is the civil society which has a huge role to play in bringing prosperity to this country and we at HOPE, an NGO in Pakistan are striving hard to bring about a positive change towards achieving a better Paki

HOPE Extends Assistance To One Of Its Loyal Employees For Marriage Of His Niece.

“The simplest acts of kindness are by far more powerful than a thousand heads bowing in prayer.” ― Mahatma Gandhi

Muhammad Zahir Khan  has been with HOPE’s  Head Office  since a long time and has worked hard and diligently all through these years.  Time has presented HOPE with an opportunity to assist and reward Muhammad Zahir Khan  ,  even if in a small measure in the form of financial and material help for  his niece.

Pakistan is a country where the disparity level between the lower middle class and the middle class is very high. Also, the population living below the poverty line is increasing day by day.

The marriage for  Zahir’s niece has been scheduled for May 05th, 2015. His niece and other family members were ecstatic  when they saw HOPE’s team bringing gifts for them which subs tantially relieved them and lessened their burden. They  thanked HOPE’s staff for being there with them in this hour of need.

Dr. MubinaAgboatwalla, child specialist in Karachi has been helping the needy for the past 18 years through HOPE, an educational NGO in Pakistan,  operating schools and hospitals all over Pakistan providing free of cost education and health facilities to the less fortunate of our country. She is of the opinion that each and every organization, company,  individual who have the capacity, whether monetary or in-kind, should come forward to help the underprivileged. It is the civil society which has a huge role to play in bringing prosperity to this country and we at HOPE, an NGO in Pakistan are striving hard to bring about a positive change towards achieving a better Pakistan.