Nazeer Foundation

Progress Updates – May, 2012

Nazeer Foundation — Tue, 01 May 2012 05:11:34 +0000

A 300-foot deep well was drilled and an electric pump was installed at Kamal Khan boy’s school. Water absolutely safe for drinking and other purpose is being provided to the entire school.
Eleven female teachers at Siraj Ahmed campus and four at Pehlwan Goth Girls School are being provided computer training on laptops by a highly trained instructor.
Quality and colorful swings for the amusement and physical fitness of the pre- primary and primary students were installed at Siraj Ahmed campus.
Grocery items including rice, pulses, flour, sugar and oil etc., were provided for one month for over 140 families of flood victims in the Sajawal area of Sindh.
Student population has increased from 50 to 106 at Siraj Ahmed campus, from 20 to 70, at Kamal Khan pre-primary campus, 13 to 48 at Nazar Ali Gondar campus, 70 to 100 at girls school at Pehlwan Goth while decreased from 70 to 35 at Bachu Goth campus because of migration
Computer training to the boys of Kamal Khan secondary school is being provided by an expert computer trainer.
Teachers’ training was provided to 70 teachers by a highly qualified and experienced trainer.
Science laboratory equipment was provided to the laboratory at Kamal Khan School.
Basic electrical wiring course was taught to the students of Kamal Khan School.
A DSL internet connection with WiFi has been installed at Siraj Ahmed campus. This is the first WiFiconnection in this village.
A 6 KV electric generator has been installed at Kamal Khan School.
Now chilled and clean drinking water is available for the teachers and students.
A variety of books were added to the school library at Kamal Khan School.
Water supply on regular basis for the Pahelwan Goth girls school provided by properly installed under-ground water lines.
Bathrooms facilities were renovated at the Girls School, Pehalwan Goth.

Pictures from school – december 2011

Nazeer Foundation — Sat, 31 Dec 2011 17:38:06 +0000

These are pictures from the villages taken December 2011.

Nazeer Foundation supports Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Relief

Nazeer Foundation — Wed, 13 Apr 2011 00:39:03 +0000

Nazeer Foundation made a monetary donation to AmeriCares, a Stamford, Connecticut-based non-profit organization.

The donation is to help the victims of Japan’s earthquake and tsunami that affected the region in March 2011.

More information on AmeriCares is available at their website: http://www.AmeriCares.org.

Flood Victims in Sajawal provided blankets, pillows and sleeping mats

Nazeer Foundation — Mon, 22 Nov 2010 03:54:52 +0000

Nazeer Foundation today traveled to Sajawal village to meet with the flood victims seeking refuge there. Thanks to your generous donations, we provided 300 persons with blankets, pillows and sleeping mats.

We are able to provide support at the point of need. Your donations are urgently needed and tremendously helpful. Thank you for your continued generosity.

Flood Victims in Sajawal Village Provided Groceries

Nazeer Foundation — Tue, 02 Nov 2010 02:20:42 +0000

Nazeer Foundation today delivered one-month groceries to flood victims stationed in Sajawal village.

The support reached 300 persons. Your continued support is allowing us to provide relief directly to the victims without any wasted time or money.

Thank you for your generous support.

Flood Victim Aid Provided in Kathore

Nazeer Foundation — Sat, 16 Oct 2010 22:10:44 +0000

There are about 30 families who are victims of the flood staying in Kathore.

Today Nazeer Foundation provided the families with 26 cartons of milk (with quarter-liter containers), 60 Kg of sugar, 30 Kg of Tapal tea and 68 bars of anti-bacterial soap.

The flood victims continue to need our support. Please donate generously.

Milk distribution to flood victims

Nazeer Foundation — Sat, 18 Sep 2010 00:42:55 +0000

Nazeer Foundation today distributed milk to 142 families who are victims of the Pakistani floods. The families are currently in Kathore village. Each family was provided 1 carton of 27 quarter-liter containers of milk. This served a total of 650 persons.

We need your continued support to aid the growing number of flood victims.

Pakistan Flood Relief

Nazeer Foundation — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 04:02:44 +0000

Recent flooding in Pakistan continues to devastate many communities. Nazeer Foundation is accepting monetary donations specifically earmarked for flood relief efforts. You may send tax deductible monetary donations by check made payable to “Nazeer Foundation, Inc.” and mailing to 82 Wire Mill Road, Stamford, CT 06903. Nazeer Foundation volunteers will be visiting the impacted areas in person to ensure all funds collected are distributed to the victims.

AP Photo/Khalid Tanveer

Additionally, we are assisting Helping Hands (ICNA) to collect relief supplies. U.S. based donors who wish to donate relief supplies may ship or drop off relief supplies to 82 Wire Mill Road, Stamford, CT 06903 on or before September 5, 2010. In coordination with Helping Hands and Pakistan International Airlines, we will ensure that all supplies collected are distributed to the victims. Please note acceptable relief supplies are:

Rice
Flour
Oil
Sugar
Lentils (Daal) of all kinds
Medicines (All basic types)

We will not accept any clothing (whether new or used) or any used items.

Donations submitted from this page will only go to the relief efforts for flood victims.

All the flood images are courtesy of The Big Picture – Boston.com

Update: Siraj Ahmed Goth

Nazeer Foundation — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 22:22:46 +0000

Nazeer Foundation will complete the construction and development of the acquired building at Siraj Ahmed Goth by the end of July.

Work will be done on a total of nine rooms, including seven classrooms. Montessori and Grade 1 classes will start on August 2nd, with an expected initial enrollment of about 75 students.

Update: Kathore’s Montessori School

Nazeer Foundation — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 22:08:00 +0000

The enrollment at the montessori level has reached its highest since the school’s inception.

By the end the of recently concluded school year, there were more than 100 students enrolled between the ages of 3 and 6.