Empower Her

Unlocking potential

one girl at a time

In rural areas of Pakistan and Yemen, countless girls face barriers to education. READ Foundation’s Empower Her project is changing that reality by offering girls the opportunity to access quality education, breaking the cycle of poverty, and opening doors to a brighter future. By building and rehabilitating schools exclusively for girls in Pakistan and Yemen, the Empower Her project aims to create learning environments that empower young girls to thrive.

Through Empower Her, we educate and empower the next generation of girls.

Cultural traditions and economic struggles often prevent girls from enrolling in schools in Pakistan and Yemen. Empower Her ensures that girls can access safe schools with qualified female teachers and the necessary support to overcome these barriers. We also ensure that proper hygiene facilities are provided for girls, making their educational journey comfortable and dignified.

How You Can Help

Your support can change her life. Make a donation to provide education, care, and hope. Your contribution will open a world of opportunities.

Monthly Support

£15 A monthly instalment of £15 can cover the cost of education and school supplies for a female student. Donate Now

Annual Support

£180 An annual payment of £180 can cover the cost of education and school supplies for a female student. Donate Now

Open Fund

From the HeartDonate to our Open Fund and empower female students through education. Donate Now

Make an impact in her life

Empower Her also offers higher education student sponsorships for girls in Pakistan, enabling them to pursue further studies and unlock a world of opportunities. In rural locations, Community-Based Accelerated Learning spaces (CBALs) ensure that girls and women have access to continuous education and skill development, closing the gap from years of neglect.

A closer look

The UN reports that there are approximately

122 million girls

out of school globally.

Empower girls
Girls playing in school playground

To educate girls is to reduce poverty.

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Community-Based Accelerated Learning Spaces (CBALS) have been established.

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Teachers will be trained to deliver government-approved and culturally appropriate compact curricula.

70%

Of the teachers employed by READ Foundation are women.

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Community-Based Accelerated Learning Spaces (CBALS) have been established.
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Teachers will be trained to deliver government-approved and culturally appropriate compact curricula.
70%
Of the teachers employed by READ Foundation are women.

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