My Mission
Girl's Education In Poor Regions
Being a physician, I know that most diseases can be prevented by simple awareness. Knowledge empowers individuals. It not only changes their own life, but also makes the world a better place for everyone. This multiplies many times over by educating the girls who then effect a generational change.
No part is remote enough in this global village of ours to make us immune to festering diseases, either microbial or social. Education is our main defense. In under-developed countries, girls education is usually ignored by their families and governments. In collaboration with my alumni association ,RMCOF, I have made educating girls in remote and poor regions , my mission.
We adopted a village in a far flung region of Pakistan devastated after the great 2010 flood and constructed 322 housing units. We also built two schools exclusively for the girls in this area.
The revenue generated by the sale of the artwork goes towards the school.
The School needs to be upgraded to matriculation level now that, happily, the first batch of students have reached 8th.grade.This means the need for new physical classrooms and related infrastructure and teaching/faculty additions. Please consider donating directly to:
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The cost to sponsor a student for a full year is only $100.00. Please click on the link below and help transform lives.
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Exhibition Sale At Miles Memorial Gallery
Nov.26th 2016-Jan.6th.2017
The Exhibition Sale generated enough funds for us to add a computer lab to the school.
A new room was added, furnished and Six Desktop PC's installed.
We thank You for your support and look forward to your continued positive engagement.

Videos Of A Visit To The School In March 2017.
Village Elder Speaks
A 5th. Grader Speaks
Public Speaking on topic
Poem Recitation
Prize Distribution
Singing The Anthem
Speeches by the Patrons
Students & Staff Speak
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Event Images
2018-2019
New Shoes Day
New Computer Lab
![]() Incorporating easily available, cheap resources to encourage sports activities. | ![]() Imaginative, fun activities to generate interest in sporting competitions. | ![]() Short sprint races |
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![]() Skipping ropes provided to encourage physical activity. | ![]() The school provides these kids with uniforms, shoes, socks and books free of cost to them. An annual sports day has been added to the academic calendar this year. | ![]() Using easily available, cheap resources/equipment to introduce team sporting competitions |
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Annual Sports Day
Safety Training Day
New Socks Day
A Visit in March
Event Videos (March 2019)
Student Performances
Dr.Zaidi's Speech & Tour Of The School
Principal's Address & Awards
Village Tour
Basti Awaan. Homes,Streets,Bazaars & Landscape
our adopted village which was razed during the great 2010 flood. RMCOF rebuilt the entire village with housing units, a Mosque/Community Center and two girls schools.There had been no facilities for girls education here before. We especially thank our Maine and other fellow US citizens for donating so generously towards this cause and count on your continued engagement to keep the school running and expanding.
Evening technical courses
Fleece,Sweaters and Warm socks Day. (Nov.2019)
Your generous patronage provided every girl in the school with a new fleece jacket or sweater and warm socks. For many of these students, these school provided warm clothing are all they own.
Haji Saab, the gentleman who donated his land for this school, was requested to hand out the packages to the students.
Annual Eid/Thanksgiving Feasts
Each year,We arrange for the school to host an annual eid dinner for the students and their extended families.The day celebrates the Abrahamic tradition of sacrifice.Locally sourced animals ,food and labour are used to prepare a feast for the village.In an extremely poor region, this dinner has become a much anticipated occasion and tradition for the village and the school.
Nov.2020
New Playground
Playground equipment was installed to allow the girls much needed exercise and fun-time recreation.
Sales from photos and your generous donations allow us to provide the girls with increased academic and extra curricular activities.
February 2021
Building Extension For School Upgrade Begins
New Uniforms As School Reopens
All the new students were provided with uniforms and books as the school resumed in class learning. This area has no general internet connectivity nor do the students have access to computers at home making distant learning impossible. The girls were delighted to be back at school.