IGGY is a social network designed to help gifted young people between the ages of 13-18 realise their full potential. It gives members access to great educational resources and encourages them to work with top academics and other gifted young people around the world.
IGGY members will pay an annual subscription but there will be free memberships available for disadvantaged students and schools. IGGY is not for profit: we charge a subscription so we can invest in the best content and services for members.

The Alif Laila Book Bus library is exclusively for children up to 8 years and below. The bus has two decks; the upper deck is for story telling where a female teacher narrates stories to children while the lower deck is stacked with books.
Its basic objective is to promote reading culture in Pakistan and evolve solutions to Pakistan's educational problems within the given socio-economic constraints, find strategically effective paths to universal literacy and educational modernization, which would show the quickest results and the most favorable cost-benefit ratios.

The Sindh Education Foundation, Government of Sindh, is a semi-autonomous organization committed to educating and empowering children and communities towards social change by improving access to educational facilities. Since its establishment in 1992 as a semi-autonomous organization, the SEF endeavors have focused on bringing the light of education for the growth and development of those living in remote and disadvantaged areas of the Sindh province in Pakistan.

Initially, the Foundation began its operations with the provision of grants and loans to educational institutes and organizations. Today, we provide communities with access to educational facilities by opening schools/ educational centers across the province in partnership with individuals and/or organizations. We ensure educational quality across our diversified portfolio of programs and projects through extending professional development opportunities to multiple school stakeholders as well as by undertaking qualitative and quantitative research and monitoring to study the impact of our interventions and to identify improvement areas for enriching educational interventions at the grassroots.

SEF publishes a range of educational resources comprising magazines on Early Childhood Development for caregivers and practitioners, educational content in local languages for grass root communities, reading materials for neo-literate learners and curriculum guides and literacy manuals to enrich the process of teaching and learning in classrooms.

Today, with financial support from the Department of Education & Literacy, Government of Sindh, our portfolio has expanded to reach out to over 250,000 beneficiaries through a network of more than 2,000 schools and educational centers in the underserved areas of the province making it the largest educational foundation in Pakistan.

To establish arts in Pakistan as a major facilitator for children and young people to realize and achieve their dreams; through innovative arts education projects and creative learning opportunities.

'We are changing the way arts are done for kids!'

“Empower children and young people from all social, economic and ethnic groups through the arts”

Democratic Commission for Human Development (DCHD) is a registered non-governmental organization.

DCHD is committed to create a tolerant, democratic and pluralistic society based on human rights principles and ideals.
DCHD resolves to fulfill this vision by undertaking integrated initiatives in human rights education, research and advocacy.

Over the years DCHD has developed a successful model of human rights capacity building through intensive interaction with groups and individual activities. DCHD has further developed a comprehensive repertoire of publications in English, Urdu and Sindhi languages. A monthly magazine of human rights education entitled Naw-e-Insan, both in Urdu and Sindhi language, has been the outstanding contribution of DCHD.