SMB Fatimah Jinnah Girls School
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A joint project between Zindagi Trust and Book group that led to the complete transformation of a girls government school in Karachi.
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- 1. SMB Girls School A CAS, Bookgroup and Zindagi Trust project
- 3. How much does it take?
- 4. To provide clean water to 2,500 students
- 6. Take an old class room and worn out desks…
- 7. And clean them up
- 8. Add a bit of sanity
- 10. And color
- 12. And cover them with shades
- 13. Take an old library
- 14. And put books
- 15. And tables and chairs
- 16. Worn out, lifeless corridors…
- 18. And fill them with light…
- 19. Clean up rusting fans
- 20. And bathrooms
- 21. How much does it take to give a little bit of TLC when you are sick and wanting for care?
- 23. And a spoon full of sugar to help the medicine go down..
- 24. Add a conference room
- 25. And a lab
- 26. Or two
- 27. With a schedule
- 28. A place to freshen up your soul
- 29. And a room to leave your children in peace, while you teach mine
- 30. How much it does it take?
- 31. To bring a child out of darkness…
- 32. Into the light and put a smile on her face.