| Location: | Fateh Jang, Pakistan |
| Age: | 16 |
| Program: | High School |
| Duration: | 1 year |
| Required: | $120 |
| Date Completed: | April 8, 2009 |
| Partner Organization: | Maria Helena Foundation |
Sabir is setting his sights on entering the medical profession to become a doctor. This is a much needed profession in the region and could benefit many young and old people in the area. This demanding role requires dedication and hard work but will be impossible for Sabir’s family to finance the cost of continued education.
Tameer-e-Jannat Science School, Ratwal, Fateh Jang
In October 2005, an earthquake with record 7.6 magnitude, hit the Himalayan region of Northern Pakistan, and the Kashmir region was hit the hardest. Hundreds of causalities were reported in North Muzzafarabad, Kashmir and Hazara division. It is estimated that 80,000 lives were lost, leaving another 3,500,000 people homeless. Many students were at school the moment the earthquake struck, which destroyed an estimated 8000 schools, many young lives were lost when students were buried under the rubble.Tameer-e-Jannat Science School was established for rehabilitating those affected by the quake, as many were orphaned. At present there are 183 residential students enrolled at Tameer-e-Jannat Science School.