New Classroom Inaugurated — 2025
Thanks to community support and volunteer contributions, AFPES inaugurated a new classroom facility to accommodate growing enrollment in Sinjhoro.
We have been giving free quality education to underprivileged children in rural Sindh since 1999. Every child here gets a real chance at a better life.
Established 1999 — Sinjhoro, Sindh
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10 February 1999, Tahira Yasmeen moved to Village Kachi Deh 35 Jamrao after her marriage. Within days, she witnessed a heartbreaking reality: many children, especially girls, had no access to education. Determined to make a difference, she transformed a room in her own home into a classroom. On 1 March 1999, Al Fazal Public Elementary School officially opened its doors with 45 girls. It was not just the beginning of a school, but the beginning of hope for an entire community.
The early years were filled with challenges. There were limited resources, financial difficulties, and many families were unsure about sending their daughters to school. Through continuous home visits, community engagement, and unwavering dedication, parents slowly began to trust the mission. Student enrollment steadily increased, proving that quality education could transform lives.
As more families joined the mission, the school expanded beyond its first classroom. New learning spaces were added, more teachers became part of the journey, and children from surrounding villages also started enrolling. Education was no longer a dream. It was becoming a reality.
The school's first students began completing their education and pursuing successful careers. Some became teachers. Some entered professional education such as nursing. Each success story became proof that investing in education changes not just one child, but entire families.
To reach supporters beyond the village, the school embraced technology. A professional website, digital student records, online volunteer registration, and social media platforms were introduced. Today, people from across Pakistan and around the world can discover, support, and become part of the Al Fazal Public Elementary School mission.
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Impact summary, finances, student outcomes
Impact summary, finances, student outcomes
Social Welfare Department, Sindh
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In 1999, Tahira Yasmeen began a journey that would transform educational opportunities for children in her community. After moving to the village, she witnessed firsthand the challenges faced by families who wanted their children to receive an education but had limited access to affordable schooling.
On 1 March 1999, she established Al Fazal Public Elementary School with a simple but powerful vision: to ensure that children, especially those from underserved families, could access quality education without financial barriers.
The school began in a small room of her own home with just 45 girls. With limited resources but unwavering determination, Tahira Yasmeen continued the mission of providing education and nurturing the potential of every child.
Over the years, Al Fazal Public Elementary School has grown from those humble beginnings into a school serving more than 500+ students.
For Tahira Yasmeen, education is more than academic learning. It is about building confidence, creating opportunities, and helping children develop the knowledge and values they need to shape a better future.
To provide free and quality education to underprivileged children of rural Sindh, nurturing their intellectual, moral, and social development.
To build a strong educational and welfare community in Sindh that empowers generations — transforming AFPES into a globally recognized institution.
To transform Al Fazal Public Elementary School from a local school into a professional educational and welfare organization with a global digital presence.
The visionary founder who has dedicated over 25 years to free education in rural Sindh.
Driving the digital transformation and administrative development of AFPES for the modern era.
Law student, author & designer — bringing strategic vision and creative direction to AFPES.
We are always looking for passionate individuals to join our mission.
"I came from a family with no money for school. Al Fazal took me in and taught me properly for years. Now I am at Sindh University. Tahira maam did that. She changed everything for me."
"Three of my children studied at Al Fazal and I never paid a single rupee. Today my oldest son has a job in Karachi and sends money home. Without this school I do not know what would have happened to us."
"I spent two months teaching here and honestly it changed how I see things. These kids are so eager to learn. And Tahira maam runs this place with so much heart. More people in Pakistan need to know this school exists."
"I found Al Fazal online and sent a donation not really knowing what to expect. They sent me a proper breakdown of where every rupee went. That kind of honesty is rare. I have been donating every month since."
"A school that refuses to give up on children"
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The News InternationalWhen you donate to Al Fazal your money goes directly to a child sitting in a classroom in Sinjhoro. No middlemen. No wastage. Just a child who gets to learn because you chose to help.
Pick an amount that works for you. Every single rupee reaches the children and we will send you a full update on how it was used.
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Every year we publish a full report showing exactly what we spent and where. Every donor gets a personal message showing what their contribution actually did.
Join our mission and help shape the future of children in rural Sindh.
Thanks to community support and volunteer contributions, AFPES inaugurated a new classroom facility to accommodate growing enrollment in Sinjhoro.
Fatima, a former student of Al Fazal, recently secured admission at Sindh University — a testament to what free education can unlock.
A volunteer shares how spending three months teaching at AFPES transformed their view of education, community, and purpose.
Al Fazal Public Elementary School
village kachhi Deh 35 jamrao UC Deh Butoor Taluka Sinjhoro,sanghar
Sindh, Pakistan
village kachhi Deh 35 jamrao uc Deh Butoor Taluka Sinjhoro district sanghar , Sindh, Pakistan
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