Long distance from village to high school

About Suhaai
A Light of Education from Village 21 Dadh
Suhaai is a community-based education initiative from Village 21 Dadh, Sakrand, Sindh, Pakistan, working to make quality education accessible for rural children, especially girls.
Suhaai was created to change this reality - one village, one classroom, and one girl at a time.
How It Started
In 2015, Aijaz Ali Sindhu began his journey as a primary school teacher in Village 21 Dadh. During his early years in teaching, he witnessed the difficult situation of education in rural Sindh, especially for girls.
Many girls were able to study only up to primary level because high schools were located far away in the city. Some families wanted to educate their daughters but could not afford transport, school bags, uniforms, shoes, books, notebooks, and stationery. Others were worried about safety, harassment, and the social pressure girls face when they travel outside the village for education.
Aijaz saw that the problem was not lack of ability. The girls were capable, intelligent, and eager to learn. The real problem was lack of access, support, and opportunity.
"The girls were capable. What they needed was access, support, and opportunity."
Education Should Not Depend on Distance
In rural Sindh, many girls stop studying not because they do not want to learn, but because the system around them does not support them.
Daily transport expenses
Poverty and limited family income
Lack of safe travel options
Social and cultural hesitation around girls' education
Poor quality of education in government schools
Lack of modern learning in English, Science, Mathematics, Computer Education, and Artificial Intelligence
Suhaai was born from this concern: education should not depend on gender, poverty, distance, or geography.
Free Transport: A Turning Point
One of the most painful moments in this journey came when Aijaz saw a group of girls walking nearly five kilometers from the city school back to the village in extreme heat.
They had no safe transport. They were tired, exposed to the road, and vulnerable to the unsafe social environment around them. That moment became a turning point.
After continuous efforts, a kind and education-loving supporter agreed to help provide transport. Three rickshaws were arranged for the girls of Village 21 Dadh, picking students from their homes and dropping them safely at school and back.
Free transport did not just solve a travel problem - it restored dignity, safety, and hope.


From Transport to Quality Education
After the transport service started, another important question emerged: if girls are going to school, but the quality of education is still weak, how will they truly move forward?
This concern led to the next step: creating a village-based tuition and coaching support system. Aijaz requested supporters to help arrange qualified teachers so girls could receive better learning support within their own village after school hours.
Once the teaching program started, the response was overwhelming. More than 200 students, including girls and young boys, began attending classes. The available two classrooms quickly became overcrowded.
When education is brought closer to the village, parents are willing to send their daughters.
Building Better Learning Spaces
With donor support, Suhaai helped construct three additional classrooms, improved the learning environment, installed solar panels and fans, arranged furniture, and built proper washrooms and washbasins for girls.






What Suhaai Provides
The goal is not only to help students pass exams, but to build confidence, curiosity, awareness, and modern thinking.
Free tuition and coaching classes
Free transport support for girls
Qualified teachers
English, Mathematics, Science, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Sindhi support
Study circles and awareness sessions
Newspaper reading and current affairs learning
Book bank and library support
Free notebooks and stationery
Classroom furniture and learning materials
Safe and supportive learning environment
A Village-Level Education Movement
Over the past three years, Suhaai has grown from a small effort into a village-level education movement.
300+
Students Connected with Learning Support
3
Free Transport Rickshaws
60+
Girls Attending City High School
3
Additional Classrooms Built
1
Book Bank & Library Started
2026
Girls Expected to Reach College and University Level
Today, girls who once had no opportunity to study beyond primary level are reading English, learning Science, understanding the world, and dreaming of a better future.
A Girl's Education Can Change an Entire Family
When a girl learns, she becomes confident.
When she becomes confident, she changes her home.
When homes change, villages change.
And when villages change, society moves forward.
"Education should never depend on distance, poverty, or gender."
"Every girl deserves the chance to learn with dignity, safety, and confidence."
Our Future Vision
Suhaai's dream is not limited to one village. Our vision is to expand Suhaai to other villages of Sindh, especially where girls are unable to continue education due to distance, poverty, lack of teachers, or social barriers.
More village-based learning centers
Computer lab facilities
Science lab facilities
Digital learning opportunities
More transport support for girls
Scholarships for deserving students
Better classroom resources
Stronger teacher training and academic support
Suhaai is moving forward step by step, with the hope of bringing quality education closer to every village girl who needs it.
Join the Mission
Suhaai is built on the belief that real change begins with small acts of courage, kindness, and responsibility. Your support can help Suhaai continue free tuition, free transport, learning resources, classrooms, teachers, and modern education for village girls.
Together, we can illuminate futures and empower girls.
Support Suhaai