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A study on the impact of the 2022 Sindh floods on TCF schools and communities. As climate disasters become more frequent, stronger policies are needed to improve preparedness, rehabilitation and educational resilience.
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Every child who walks through a TCF door carries a story.
Kulsoom grew up in a Balochistan village where girls' education was rare, but her parents believed in her anyway. TCF helped her stay in school, and she went on to become one of Lasbela's first female civil engineers, opening the same door for other girls in her family.
Abdul Rehman, from Dharki, joined TCF School in 2012. Career counselling inspired him to pursue mechanical engineering at QUEST, Nawabshah. He now works as a Shift Engineer at Mehran Sugar Mills, crediting TCF for shaping his direction and confidence.
Waqas Aslam overcame long commutes, financial strain, and pandemic setbacks to excel academically. With TCF funding his university fees, he taught himself web development, freelanced through hardship, and became a Frontend Developer, transforming his family's future through sheer determination.
Kainat Ansari from Orangi Town was accepted to the Harvard Graduate School of Education — going from a slum community school to one of the world's most prestigious universities.
Tooba Qazi, raised in Karachi's Shah Faisal Colony, built her academic foundation at TCF before earning degrees in computer science and data science. Now a Product Manager at Bank Alfalah pursuing a PhD, she credits TCF with sparking her lifelong love of learning.
Almas Kasmani, from a marginalized fishing community, became her family's first educated member through TCF. Despite setbacks, she resumed studies and co-founded Salt Water Marina, a social enterprise empowering her coastal community through opportunity and change.
A TCF alumnus from Old Muzaffarabad Colony in Landhi, Karachi, Asad is an IBA graduate and visiting faculty member. A Fulbright scholar, he earned a Master's in Business Intelligence and Analytics at Stevens Institute of Technology in the USA.
Sadia graduated from TCF in 2015 and joined the Police Force to support her father, a security guard providing for a family of twelve. Eight years on, she helps women seeking assistance by creating a safe space for them, and now hopes to pursue an LLB.
From Bhai Pheru village in rural Punjab, Ayesha joined TCF in Grade 3 after a teacher visited her home. Against her extended family's and the village Chaudhary's resistance, she won approval to attend LUMS on the strength of her admission letter. Now studying Management Sciences, she dreams of launc
From Bhittaiabad, Karachi, Aqsa enrolled at a TCF school in Grade 6 after her labourer father struggled to fund her schooling. She discovered a passion for medicine, earned a full TCF scholarship to Ziauddin University, and graduated as a Doctor of Physical Therapy, the first girl in her family to a
