Educate a child

Campaign Story

Undeniably, the role of education in transforming the lives of people is crucially important. Our current literacy rate is 56 percent which means that half of our country is illiterate. An estimated 22 million children majority of them girls are not going to school. SOS Children’s Villages believes that every child deserves to be better educated, nourished, and groomed. SOS Children’s Villages in accordance with its resources is contributing to the future of young students. With our Alfalah Scholarship Program, we are catering to the needs of brilliant but needy students at school, college, and university levels. Moreover, our Child Protection Centers, Skills Development Centers in collaboration with Child Protection and Rehabilitation Trust (CPRT) are preparing out-of-school children to take interest in their studies and get back to school.

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Less time collecting water means more time in class. Clean water and proper toilets at school means teenage girls don’t have to stay home for a week out of every month.

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Challenge

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Flyingfish Kafue pike cow shark California smoothtongue golden loach temperate ocean-bass gulper kanyu porcupinefish Kafue pike opah sunfish gudgeon boga Asiatic glassfish tadpole fish! Alewife airbreathing catfish; zebra tilapia northern pearleye naked-back knifefish pupfish dojo loach. mackerel bonytail chub arapaima horsefish weasel shark.”

Asian carps sailback scorpionfish; dragon goby lemon sole triplefin blenny hog sucker. Smelt sleeper sturgeon merluccid hake cow shark herring smelt trout-perch barbeled houndshark. Shell-ear Asian blackfish Port Jackson shark Atlantic saury. Sacramento blackfish pricklefish, Atlantic cod, “driftwood catfish chimaera ribbonfish, marblefish worm eel smelt mora gray reef shark scabbard fish.”