

sustainable Change







Introduction
Educate - Train - Empower
We aim to improve standards of primary/ secondary education in Government schools and provide vocational training for boys and girls in rural areas.
About Moawin
We Have Been Implementing
Educational And Welfare Projects in
Pakistan Since 2014.
Our
Key Objectives

Quality Education
To improve standards of education in Government Schools and provide quality primary/ secondary education for all school-age children, especially in rural areas of Pakistan

Empowerment
To empower our society especially girls and women through education and income generating skills and providing micro financing facilities where applicable

Vocational Training
To promote technical education for creation of skilled youth through demand-driven Vocational Training in the rural areas through innovative curriculum and teaching methodologies

Volunteering
To encourage and promote volunteering at all levels and for all sorts of activities

Community Involvement
To promote awareness among all communities of their rights and responsibilities; to encourage community participation in all educational endeavor and humanitarian responses

Better Lives
To involve the community in sharing the responsibility of improving its living standard

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Our Causes

Teacher Salary Per Month
Donate for teacher salary Per month: RS 14000
- Raised$9,400
- Pledged$5,000
- Donators42

ECE Setup Per Class
Donate for ECE Setup Per Class: RS 240,000
- Raised$4,600
- Pledged$3,000
- Donators22

E-Learning System Per Class
Donate for E-Learning System Per Class: 180,000
- Raised$3,100
- Pledged$0
- Donators13

Uniform for student
Uniform for student including shoes per student: RS 3000
- Raised$0
- Pledged$0
- Donators0
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Our Footprint
Moawin Foundation Has Worked With Educational Institutions Through Out Pakistan, Explore The Map To View Locations We Have Worked In
Testimonial
What People Are Saying

Ruzina Naheed
Nongovernment organizations (NGOs) have played a crucial role in Pakistan, since the country’s independence in 1947 to assist in the establishment of their new government, mostly concentrating on rehabilitation and basic services. Pakistan is one of the countries with the world’s highest out-of-school population, with more girls than boys out of school.

Rashid Ahmad, MS, ME, PE, GE
We visited the Moawin Foundation project near Sheikhupura, Pakistan. We were blown away by its scope and impact. Helping Government schools improve the quality of education, with training, supervision, and motivation of teachers is a collaborative effort – with the biggest bang for the buck.