We have seen, often it takes very little to bring considerable positive change in a place. This can especially be said of rural Sindh, Pakistan, home to some of the most underserved communities in the world.  Marred by the effects of climate change with devastating floods, lack of drinking water, lack of infrastructures, schools, and neglect due to rampant corruption in government institutes in the past several decades.  Several clusters of small villages form these communities that have dealt with decades of inequities across all dimensions. If there is a school structure, it is uninhabitable. If there is a government teacher hired, the teachers take salaries but do not teach. We are failing innocent people, women, and especially children, for they have a right to an education; otherwise, what does the future hold for them? We are well aware of the relation of the level of education to poverty.  As a result, for most of these underserved communities doing manual labor with below minimum wage income is the only option. Girls and women cannot contribute or better themselves. 

We must begin with free schooling as there are no shortcuts. It takes very little to start an informal school. Join us in these grassroots efforts. The change is palpable immediately. And because there is a lack of infrastructure and hiring of educated teachers who are driven by the cause of eradicating inequities in education, we need your support in creating an ecosystem. Typically it comprises of building public washrooms, a spiritual center like a mosque, a central Landi, a place where all congregate for various needs, and most importantly, a school for the children of these villages.