FRCE believes education is important for Pakistan's stability, economic progress, and social development, but Pakistan has low literacy rates, education standards, and growth over 60 years. Lack of education has caused narrow-mindedness, intolerance, and the deterioration of values and culture. Problems like child labor, poverty, terrorism, and sectarianism stem from lack of education and awareness. To address this, FRCE launched an educational campaign in Sindh Pakistan to mobilize communities to enroll children in school so they can have prosperous futures, and to convince teachers to properly teach students, as teachers play important roles both in and outside of school for education and literacy.

1. FRCE Educational Campaign in Sindh Pakistan
FRCE ever believe that Education plays
an important role in political constancy,
economic progress and social evolution
of a nation, but education in Pakistan
could be seen as the foremost factor
deciphering the fate of 180 million
people in our country. Yet we are
victims to the lowest literacy rate,
lower education standards and lower
growth that our country has witnessed during the last 60 years .The society as a whole is
suffering due to lack of education .Narrow mindedness and intolerance prevails on a large scale.
Our society has deteriorated its values, norms and culture just due to lack of awareness on many
issues and areas; the main reason being lack of education. At the grass root level we even see
that many menaces of the society are inborn due to lack of education; one such problem is that of
child labor which prevails widely and children which need to be going to school end up earning
livelihood for their family at a very early age. Today Pakistan is facing a number of problems i.e.
poverty, anxiety, terrorism, sectarianism and many more and the reason of all these problems is
lack of awareness, patience and illiteracy which are created by ineffective educational system.
Having analyzed this FRCE has kicked off educational campaign “Let’s Educate Our
Children” in Hyderabad, Jamshoro, Matiari, Tando Muhammad Khan, Tando Allah Yar and
Mirpurkhas, through campaign the communities are mobilized to enroll their children if they
want to see prosperous and flourishing their children in the future and not only parents are
mobilized but also teachers are also convinced to teach children properly because FRCE
believes that Teachers play varied and multi-dimension roles in and outside the school for the
sake of education and literacy. They are guides, counselors, educators, administrators, and
community mobilizers.