Chak 96 R/B School
The school sits in the middle of the village and serves families living in very difficult circumstances. Close to 150 pupils study there.
As long as poverty, injustice and inequality persist, none of us can truly rest. We run schools in Pakistan and the Philippines for children who would otherwise have no access to education.
To love your neighbour as yourself — regardless of location, nationality or faith.
Nordic Children's Aid is built on the Christian principle of loving your neighbour as yourself, and regards anyone whose needs we are able to meet as our neighbour — regardless of location, nationality or faith.
We establish and run schools in developing countries so that children living in poverty receive an education they would otherwise have no access to.
We run homes for street children and orphans, where every child has their own bed, three meals a day and access to medical care.
We work against poverty by creating opportunities for vocational training that lead to employment and independence.
We work against the oppression of and discrimination against girls, securing them the same access to education and safety as boys.
We run five day schools and one boarding school in Pakistan, alongside a school in the Philippines.
The school sits in the middle of the village and serves families living in very difficult circumstances. Close to 150 pupils study there.
In one of Pakistan's largest cities, the school serves around 200 children from communities where most families live below the poverty line.
Built with funds raised by the teachers, staff and students of Borgarholtsskóli in Iceland, the school serves several villages on the edge of the city.
Standing in the middle of the community it serves, the school removes the travel costs and safety worries that once kept children out of education.
A home for the children who need one most: their own bed, three meals a day, medical care and a formal education.
Close to 200 children study in grades 1–10 at a school founded for families living below the poverty line.
I come from a large family and my parents could not afford to send me and my four siblings to school. We lived not far from the school in Farooqabad, and after my parents learned that children could receive scholarships from generous...
Nazish
Nurse — Farooqabad School
After I finished elementary school in my village, the dream of continuing my education seemed unrealistic. I am one of seven siblings, and my parents' priority was meeting the daily needs of the household, not paying for our education. However bleak the...
Najma
Treasurer and master's student — Machike Boarding School
I was in fourth grade when I started at The Light Christian Academy Manapla. At the time my father worked as a labourer in the sugar cane fields and my mother helped him as best she could while looking after the household....
Jezyl Tumala
Assistant finance officer — The Light Christian Academy
The school that opened as a pre-school in 2011 now runs both junior and senior high school — and is preparing a vocational department.
What began as the foundation of a single classroom is today a campus with a dormitory, an all-purpose hall, offices and staff housing.
Groups from the US, the Faroe Islands and Iceland have reached out to surrounding communities with water facilities and medical assistance.