

Education is a basic human right
Where there is no water,
we brought a school.
In the remote deserts of Sindh, 1,500+ children now learn for free — with books, transport, and teachers who refuse to give up on them.
100% Free · 5 Schools · 1,500+ Children · Since 2016
The reality
They can't always find clean water. But now they can find a classroom.
In the villages of Naro, Thar and Khairpur, the desert stretches for miles. Families here face a heartbreaking choice every day — survival, or school. For generations, school always lost. Educators Community Schools exists to end that choice. We believe a child's future should never be decided by the accident of where they were born.
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What we give, free
Everything a child needs. None of the cost.
Free Education
Advanced curriculum, high expectations, zero fees. Every child, every book, every day.
Free Transport
Buses that cross the desert so no child walks miles under the sun to reach a classroom.
Free Stationery & Books
For many, the first book they have ever owned.
A Place to Belong
Safe, joyful classrooms where children are welcomed, seen, and believed in.


A day in a child's life
Before the sun is high, they are already on their way to learn.
For an ECS child, the day begins with a bus crossing the sand — not a long walk under a punishing sun. It ends with a schoolbag full of books that are theirs to keep. In between: a warm classroom, clean water, a teacher who knows their name, and lessons that tell them, again and again, that they matter.
Meet the children
Their stories, their futures.




Our founder
Educators Community Schools was founded by Shakeel Abbas Qazi.
An educator with 20+ years of experience who chose to bring the very best of education — completely free — to the children of the desert.
"Every school I built before was practice. Educators Community Schools is the purpose."Meet Our Founder →
Our schools
Five campuses. One promise.





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₨2,500 can put one child in a classroom for a month.
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