The school was originally part of CAP-Ministries, founded by Kaleem and Nagina in 2000. Under the umbrella of CAP, they launched several initiatives, including:- Operation Joy for Asia – which opened seven schools for children in extreme poverty - A school for physically disabled children under the Mercy Mission Project - Four Tabitha Sewing Centres for older girls and women In 2004, Mr. Hadayat Raza joined the team and later served as Head Teacher alongside Mrs. Shahida Shafqat as Deputy Head. Under their leadership, the school made excellent progress.In 2012, CAP Ministries collapsed, leading to the loss of funding. Many students had to leave, and the school fell into disrepair. But the mission continued. Afzal and Gulbina were invited to take over and rebuild the school. Thanks to their leadership and community support, the school gradually came back to life:· Classrooms were renovated· Children returned· The school became a place of pride and hope once again.
A New Chapter: Leadership & Vision
In 2014, Afzal and Gulbina took over the leadership of the school. As a Christian couple with a strong passion for education, they have played a vital role in rebuilding and revitalising the school.
Afzal is a trained Pastor with a Master of Divinity degree from Gujranwala Theological Seminary.· Gulbina holds a university degree in Urdu and a B.Ed., and is an experienced teacher.
Together, they have worked tirelessly to provide a safe and nurturing learning environment for Christian children living in poverty.
looking ahead
Today, we are striving to secure sustainable funding to:
- Restore the school to its pre-2012 strength
- Recruit and retain more qualified teachers
- Continue offering free education to those most in need
We welcome support from individuals, donors, and well-wishers in Pakistan and around the world who share our vision for educating and empowering the next generation of girls.
If you would like to support our mission or learn more, please get in touch.