Focus Groups
Women, Children, Youth & Special Needs
Women
Education will empower women to come forward and contribute towards the development and prosperity of the country. So long as women remain backward and economically dependent on men, the helpless condition of them cannot be changed. Economic empowerment and ..
Children
Education is a basic human right and a significant factor in the development of children. Opening classroom doors to all children, especially girls, will help break the inter-generational chains of poverty because education is intrinsically linked to all development goals ..
Youth
The importance of education to youths manifests itself in terms of the need to cultivate the youths of society into mature individuals. Education is important for the youths, as youth is their growing stage. It is the time to develop the principles of life, make career decisions ..
SPECIAL NEEDS
Special needs NEED special attention. Children with disabilities are one of the most marginalized and excluded groups of children and remain invisible to the mainstream. There is little relevant data to identify the number of disabled children ..
Where we belong to!
About US
AAM TALEEM is established by a group of young of energetic members who are highly motivated and committed for contributing their time. Their skills and energies are devoted to the development and empowerment of socially disadvantaged and vulnerable communities throughout Kashmir and addressing education, social, culture, political awareness, poverty issues and gender based discriminations. Education is the corner stone of any successful nation. At the heart of most thriving global economies lies a dynamic educational system which prepares their youth to compete with the best in the world. There is no doubt that prosperity of nations now depends solely on the intellectual quality of its human resource and investing in high quality education is synonymous with investing in the future of a nation. Unfortunately, this aspect in Pakistan has been ignored ever-since its independence. Quality education remains the prerogative of children drawn from a thin layer of upper crust of Pakistani Society. 70% of our people living in villages are totally deprived of any quality schooling and consequently can play little role in national policies and its development.
SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE SCORE
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GENDER PARITY SCORE
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ENROLMENT SCORE
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LEARNING SCORE
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Our Team
Maria Iqbal Tarana
Blog
We travel not to escape life, but for life not to escape us.
SOS village Muzaffarabad
[masterslider id=”9″] World orphan week and birthdays at SOS village Muzaffarabad. Organised by Founder Aam Taleem.
Tatrial
[masterslider id=”8″] When it comes to creating illusions, it doesn’t matter where one lives; the same gimmicks are deployed to conceal poverty. In 2011, the government statistics in Pakistan identified 12% of the population below the poverty line. This number was similar to living under US$1.25 per day threshold, which put 12% per cent of[…]
Lawaat
[masterslider id=”7″] Shamshad Begum is known as half widow half wife in society as its been 6 years since she doesn’t know of her husband’s where about. Working as a Shepheard near line of control when Indian army personal arrested him and took away.
Bandi Sayedaan
[masterslider id=”6″] It was around 2:30 pm. It’s a cold January morning and it has been raining hard the past night. Avoiding getting wet we stumbled across a number of dwellings with grass-thatched mud walls away from any other settlement in sight. Pint-sized children wrapped in sheets staying warm and concealed were notably deprived of[…]
Jaagraan
[masterslider id=”5″] I recently traveled with my team to Jaagran, a small hamlet hidden between a ravine in the Kiran and Sharda mountains to provide basic healthcare awareness and access on hygiene prevention to the families. The test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance of those who have much;[…]
Sobayee Upper
[masterslider id=”4″] For me school was my sanctuary a warm place where my thirst for knowledge and the encouragement of teachers who took a special interest in me got me to where I am today. The story of these children is the stark reality of families living in poverty. The basic idea of charity entails[…]
Dodhnihal
[masterslider id=”3″] When I look at pictures of myself as child, I’m always smiling. I had one of them pudding bowl haircuts and dressed in that classic 80’s double denim with my cheeky grin peeping under my shaggy fringe. What these pictures don’t show is how hungry these children are, no lunch or schoolbags, no[…]
Monak Payan
[masterslider id=”2″] I’ve never known what it was like to be poor, or to not be able to afford food. That was before I met Maria when I visited Monak Payan camp in Muzaffarabad. She struggles for food, water and electricity, yet her thirst is for knowledge. People never seem to care about the poor[…]
Pholwaee
[masterslider id=”1″] Kids crowded around, grabbing my hands and hollering to each other about the gori—white person. I felt like their pet as five or six latched on to me and dragged me around while moms and grandmas looked up from peeling corn or grinding flour. Some of them smiled, but most looked exhausted, discouraged,[…]