Students of Jinnah Varsity provide help to students of Al Falah Govt School

Education Dec, 9 2022
Students of Jinnah Varsity provide help to students of Al Falah Govt School
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Karachi: Students of Department of Business Administration Jinnah University for Women have started Corporate Social Responsibility assignment in order to develop community in better way. They helped needy students studying in class 8 by sponsoring their education from Business Rehmat-E-Shereen and angel investors in order to let them complete their matriculation.

Under their course instructor Maria Syed giving them this opportunity business and people have been involved with them in solving issues. University girls are satisfied after completing this activity which motivated them maintaining such initiatives in future, said Ramsha Tanveer and Urooj Qamar. Education is basic human right and is necessary for sustainable social and economic developments. Education provides stability in life and it’s something that no one can ever take away from you Essential needs of student like uniforms, textbooks, school shoes and bags have become so expensive that it slowly becoming impossible for common man to afford children education expenses.

(Supervisor: Maria Syed)

Published in The Daily National Courier, December, 08 2022

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