HOPE Representatives Visit Muzaffargarh School and Vocational Center

HOPE Muzaffargarh School is located in Baseera. The city has experienced some of the most extreme weathers in Pakistan. The population of Muzaffargarh is around 4.322 million people. Vegetables are grown in abundance in this area, which include onions, carrots, cauliflower, peas, okra, turnips, tomatoes, potatoes, garlic and chilies etc. Muzaffargarh is located at almost the exact geographical center of Pakistan; the city features an arid climate with very hot summers and mild winters. The closest major city is Multan which is at a distance of 40kms.

HOPE-an NGO in Pakistan, has been successfully operating a school as well as a vocational center in Muzaffargarh which is located at Chawk Godhar a little further away from the main town of Muzaffargarh. HOPE team visited Muzaffargarh on 2^nd February 2020, along with the Chair person Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla-a child specialist in Karachi. HOPE Muzaffargarh school is basically a middle school.

On the first day of the visit, HOPE team monitored the overall performance of the children regarding class participation, confidence, physical health and their ability to comprehend the subject matter. As the day commenced, a sports day was organized, where students were very excited to show the chairperson all that they’ve been practicing for. The sports day activities included lemon race, relay race, tug of war, aerobics and cricket.    

    

HOPE- an Educational NGO in Pakistan supports not only academics, but also extracurricular activities and is a staunch believer in empowering children in every field of life be it educational, sports or art. HOPE contributes to the children’s betterment by organizing activities and events which unleash their inner creative minds and skills.

At the end of day one visit at HOPE Muzaffargarh School, the team distributed suits & sandals to the teachers. Toys to the children and school bags, pencil boxes and clothes to all the students. A token of appreciation, was presented to all those who won the sports day contests and proved to be active participants. Finally snacks such as samosa’s and juices were distributed among the students.