Projects
Peace and Hope Begin With Education: One Child At A Time
Central Asia Institute supports community-based education programs, especially for girls, in remote regions of Pakistan and Afghanistan. Each project involves local people in all phases of projects: to plan, implement and evaluate. A committee of elders and experts guides each selected project. Before a project starts, the community matches Central Asia Institute project funds with equal amounts of local resources and labor. Such commitment ensures the project’s viability and long term success.
| Education 145 schools fully or partially supported 1200+ fully or partially supported teachers School library projects 824 graduates from Porter Training Program Teacher Training Workshops 64,000 students educated, including 52,000 girls |
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Women’s Education Women’s Vocational Centers Women’s Literacy Centers Women’s NGO assistance and training Infant Oral Rehydration Training Rural Women’s Vocational Fund Maternal health care scholarships Eye technician scholarships |
| Public Health & Conservation 24+ potable water projects Water Filtration System 3,000+ cataract eye surgery patients Sanitation and Latrine Projects Rural Health Care Camps |
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Summary of Costs
While it is our policy that we do not allow for sponsorships or partnerships with specific projects, below is a general summary of our costs.
$20……….One student’s school supplies for one year
$50……….One treadle sewing machine and supplies
$100……..Maternal health care supplies for 1 year
$600 …….One teacher’s annual salary
$800……..One advanced student’s annual scholarship
$5,000…..Support for existing school for 1 year
$50,000…One school building and support for up to 5 years
