Reforming government schools is the solution to Pakistan's education crisis because:
For most Pakistani children,
a government school is the only option
In many government schools,
most of the infrastructure is already present
Only the government has the reach,
resources and responsibility to serve all children
Zindagi Trust has transformed two under-resourced government schools in Karachi into model institutions of learning.
Adopted in 2007
2440 Students | 125 Teachers
Adopted in 2015
1109 Students | 50 Teachers
Transforming education with revamped facilities, enriched academics, diverse programs and student engagement.
Our advocacy has driven notable policy and legislative changes in child protection, school governance, academics, and teacher training.
As a result of extensive advocacy by Zindagi Trust, a historic ban on corporal punishment of children was implemented in Pakistan's Capital Islamabad and Sindh, creating safer and more compassionate environments for children.
With support from Zindagi Trust, Aahung's Life-Skills Based Education (LSBE) Curriculum was adopted in Sindh and Balochistan, empowering children to protect themselves and promoting their well-being.
Zindagi Trust advocated for merging government schools sharing buildings or compounds, aiming to improve education quality and efficiency by reorganizing and strengthening them as a single entity.
Zindagi Trust advocated for SMB Fatima Jinnah Government School and other public schools to pilot the use of textbooks other than Sindh Textbook Board Books, aiming to assess their effectiveness for future policy consideration.
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Explore our latest program innovations, exciting new partnerships, compelling advocacy efforts, remarkable student achievements and upcoming initiatives.
To mark the National Children’s Day in Pakistan today, Zindagi Trust and Meta announced their collaboration with Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA), FIA, and the NCRC to launch a digital campaign promoting youth safety in digital spaces.
Read MoreIn collaboration with KFC Mitao Bhook, Zindagi Trust is piloting a three-year Coding Program in their two adopted government schools- SMB Fatima Jinnah and Khatoon-e-Pakistan to equip students from grades 3 to 8 with digital programming tools and modern
Read MoreFamous video sharing app TikTok, in collaboration with Zindagi Trust, has initiated a series of workshops across their network of government schools in a bid to create awareness around digital safety among students, teachers and parents.They will learn about safe usage of the internet, with a focus on social media.
Read MoreThe details of our Bank Accounts are as follows:
Title of Account: M/S Zindagi Trust
Account no. 5001-0069-015752-04-2
Branch Code No: 5001 (Islamic Banking Branch Shahrah-e-Faisal, Karachi)
IBAN: PK66BAHL5001006901575204
SWIFT Code: BAHLPKKA
Title of Account: Zindagi Trust
Account no. 000282398486
Branch Code No: 0932
IBAN: PK46UNIL0109000282398486
SWIFT Code: UNILPKKA
Title of Account: Zindagi Trust
Account no. 1088-0081-001019-01-6
Branch Code No: 1088 (City Towers Branch, Karachi)
IBAN: PK05BAHL1088008100101901
SWIFT Code: BAHLPKKA
Title of Account: Zindagi Trust
Account no. 3574390000000032
Branch Code No: 3574
IBAN: PK89FAYS3574390000000032
SWIFT Code: FAYSPKKA