Developments In Literacy 2014

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“I want to become a teacher in the future. An educated person adds to the progress of society and makes it civilized… [they] are an asset of the country. Teachers are loving, honorable, and hardworking…and I will play an important role in the progress of my country.” Samina Shahid, Grade 6, DIL Khinger Khurd School


Education is a universal right for which we share a global responsibility - it all starts with a classroom.

Why Education, Why Pakistan? With 60% of Pakistan’s population living on less than $1 a day, a meaningful education is the only viable pathway to socio-economic empowerment. A DIL education enables young people to transform their lives and take on leadership roles in homes, villages and the workplace.

The DIL Model A DIL education gives children the knowledge, attitudes, and skills they need to build better lives for themselves, their families and communities.

DEVELOPING TEACHERS & PRINCIPALS

DELIVERING QUALITY EDUCATION

FOSTERING SUCCESS BEYOND SCHOOL

INDICATORS

DIL

PAKISTAN AVERAGE

Drop-out rate

0.57%

45%

Female enrollment rate

68%

48%

Reading stories in English by Grade 4

44%

0%

Primary school completion

99%

66%

Transition to high school

88%

34%

Teachers receive 80 hours of training a year

Teachers trained once in seven years

Trained teachers in the classroom


120

CAMPUSES

18,719

2013-14

FACTS

STUDENTS ENROLLED

180,877

CUMULATIVE ENROLLED 1990 - PRESENT

21 to 1

STUDENT-TEACHER RATIO

1,017

TEACHERS & PRINCIPALS

89,000 LIBRARY BOOKS

51

COMPUTER LABS

70

%

STUDENTS HAVE ACCESS TO TECHNOLOGY

HOW YOUR FUNDS ARE APPLIED

89

%

PROGRAMS

6% FUNDRAISING 5% ADMINISTRATION


DIL Ghora Mast School is situated in the outskirts of Islamabad city and serves subsistence farming communities, where female literacy is below 30%. The school primary and middle grades provide an engaging learning environment for 250 children. Here are some inspiring stories from our school:

Afshan’s story

“My name is Afshan. I am 15 years old and I am a DIL student. Going to school has changed my life. Unlike my elder sisters who were married by this age, I am happy to be in school. In my community, girls’ education is not considered good. But my opinion is that it is as important as for boys. I think education will be good for me and my family. I will be able to get a good job and support my family. My wish is that my school goes up to college level. I want to become a teacher and educate the girls in my community. I have 8 sisters and a brother about 8 months old.”

Sumaira’s story

“Teaching in DIL school has been special for me. The training has helped me to be able to teach and manage the class. The way we are trained is very different from other non-DIL and public schools. We are not just teaching out of textbooks but also trying to bring out creativity and positive behaviors in our students so that the students can prove themselves and face the world with confidence. Our girls are able to support themselves and their families.”

Shabeena’s story

“As a principal, I am responsible for recruiting the children in my community. In the beginning, my teachers and I went around the village door to door trying to convince to send their children to school, especially girls. The mothers were against the idea of their daughters being educated. Now, over a period of years, the community has changed and the people here value education. Girls who were sitting at home are now enrolled and continuing their education.”


Yes! I WANT TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE AND

HELP BENEFIT OVER 60,000 UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN IN PAKISTAN

21,778

+ 159/THIS YEAR

+ 10/ 130 TOTAL

+ 4/ 56 TOTAL

+ 406/ THIS YEAR

+ 10/ 20 TOTAL

+ 2,177/ THIS YEAR

+ 6/ 57

STUDENTS IN A PILOT LIFE SKILLS PROGRAM

INCREASE ENROLLMENT 14%

MANAGEMENT OF NEW CAMPUSES

TOTAL COMPUTER LABS

TRAIN ADDITIONAL DIL & NON-DIL TEACHERS

PLEASE CHECK A BOX:

LIBRARIES

SCHOOLS WITH LAPTOPS

SCHOLARSHIPS

Monthly gift

2014 GOALS

PAYMENT

One-time gift

I will make a check payable to Developments in Literacy I will pay by credit card

PLEASE CHECK A BOX:

VISA

Apply my funds where they are needed most!

$100 Educate a child for 1 year x ______ (ex. 2 children) = $ ________ (ex. $200)

$350 Train a teacher for 1 year x ______ (ex. 2 teachers) = $ ________ (ex. $700)

$600 Fund a child's complete

primary education x _____ (ex. 2 children) = $ ________ (ex. $1,200)

$2,500 Sponsor a classroom

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Address City

State

Phone

for 1 year for 5 years

Email

(paid annually - reminders sent annually)

17320 Red Hill Ave., Suite 120 | Irvine, CA 92614 Developments in Literacy (DIL) is a US based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Tax ID: 33-0843213. Contributions are tax-deductible to the maximum extent allowed by law.

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What Others Say About Us “Development in Literacy (DIL) is this year’s recipient of the UK-based 2012 Asia-Pacific STARS Impact Awards, in the category of Education. DIL was selected from hundreds of applicants for providing access to education to Pakistan’s most vulnerable children through its holistic quality education programs in remote areas and geared towards encouraging girls to attend schools.” - STARS Impact Awards “DIL builds schools for girls in Pakistan that are the most exhilarating things I’ve seen there…” and is “just about the best long-term counterterrorism investment available.” - Nicholas Kristoff, Nov 2008; The New York Times

Our Supporters USAID - Department of International Development (DFID), UK - Clinton Global Initiative - The British Asian Trust - United National Foundation - Girls Learn International - CocaCola - Target - Barclays - Pepsico

DIL US 17320 Red Hill Ave., Suite 120 Irvine, CA 92614 office@dil.org Tel: 949 474 5303 Fax: 949 474 5313 DIL US Chapters Atlanta Houston Las Vegas Los Angeles Phoenix New York San Diego San Francisco Washington, D.C.

Youth Outreach of DIL (Your DIL) Chapters Austin Chicago Houston New York San Francisco For assistance outside the US, please contact DIL Pakistan First Floor, Marina Heights Main Jinnah Avenue, Blue Area, Islamabad, Pakistan Phone: +92 51 2215904 06 Fax: +92 51 2215903

DIL Canada 5359 Canotek Road Ottawa Ontario, Canada, K1J 9E5 administrator@dilcanada.org Tel: +1 613 301 7793 DIL Hong Kong 26/F, Bowen's Lookout 13 Bowen Road, Mid Levels, Hong Kong DIL UK West Wing - Somerset House The Strand London WC2R 1LA officeuk@dil.org Tel: 0207 759 1230


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