On this day, two years ago, TCF’s adult literacy programme, Aagahi, was awarded the UNESCO Confucius Prize for Literacy. It was an important acknowledgement of our…Read More
TCF is transforming the lives of young underpriviliged children across Pakistan. Walk through our journey of picking children off the streets and putting them into school.
Every morning, ten-year-old Raveena heads out into the lush green fields of Tando Allahyar, Sindh, where she spends the next few hours…Read More
“TCF stood with me like a mother. When I gave up, when I wavered, when I lost hope, TCF stood by me like a mother would for her child”.
Meet Anum Fatima, a TCF Alumni whose journey began from a TCF classroom in her community to Harvard Summer School! Like many other students, Anum has faced great odds to pursue her dream of education.
Fatima’s father didn’t believe in the need to educate girls. But after being persuaded to send his own daughter Fatima to school, he believes it is one of the best decisions he has made for his family.
The TCF-USA chapter launched the APPNA Michigan Campus and along with it, the prospect of a better and brighter future for girls in Julkey Punjab.
Education is changing the lives of girls like Nadia, allowing them an opportunity to build their lives and break free from the bounds of poverty and despair engraved within their families and communities.
Watch a day in the lives of the students enrolled in the TCF Malou Arpels Campus. TCF is working to break down socio-economic barriers to help these students realize their potential and fulfill their dreams.
The New Jersey Community has built not one, not two but three TCF campuses in Pakistan! Watch how these campuses are touching the lives of 442 children across Pakistan.
Meet Qurtualain, a dedicated Principal of the Dallas Ft.Worth Campus, in Matiari, Sindh. This school operates a morning and an afternoon shift, educating nearly 300 children. This video offers a sneak peak into the lives of these students, as improved by their access to education.
From the streets into school, TCF is transforming the lives of countless children residing in the economically challenged district of Punjab-Bahawalpur, by providing them access to a quality education and an opportunity to build their lives.
Our love for Pakistan knows no boundaries but how well do we know our history?
On their recent visit to a TCF school, TCF Goodwill Ambassadors, Hareem Farooq and Ali Rehman teamed…Read More
“All TCF graduates have an exceptional opportunity in the job market”
Sanam Saeed, an award winning actor, musician, and former model endorses TCF and its mission.Read More
“They have a mixed syllabus which enables children with a weak background to come up and compete with children from English medium schools”Read More
“People can see the change it brings about in other people’s life so clearly, because you can see that in the child’s face”
Dean of Beaconhouse University, and a well-known artist, Salima Hashmi explains how TCF is bringing change into thousands of children’s lives.Read More
“I congratulate TCF for teaching, as teaching is such a magnificent deed”
Renowned Pakistani classical and semi-classical singer, Tina Sani, endorses TCF.Read More
This is the Story of Yasmeen, a TCF Alumni and a mentor for the Aagahi Adult Literacy Program which provides illiterate women from rural areas and urban slums around TCF schools an opportunity to learn how to read and write Urdu and basic mathematics.
Hear about Mah Bibi Agha’s experiences as a volunteer for TCF Rahbar; A Mentorship Program aimed at the development of youth as responsible individuals and productive members of society.
Hear about the journeys of several TCF School teachers, from their experiences of teacher training to testing and their little moments of pride and joy in between!
TCF’s Community Development Unit (CDU) is searching for ways to provide clean and safe drinking water to the communities around TCF schools. With the help of Community Advisory Welfare Services (CAWS) and So Safe Pakistan, CDU has set up 14 water filtration plants across various TCF schools.
“I was afraid of speaking to people from fear that I would offend someone because I could not speak the local urdu language, in fact my writing used to be like a child’s scribbling. But thanks to TCF, I can now read from books and newspapers on my own.”
