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Meet Abdul M.
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Day Scholar Sponsorship
Abdul M.
VerifiedTen-year-old Abdul dreams of becoming a Police Officer!
$59a month until he graduates
- Verified by PSH
- Cancel anytime
- Caring for orphans since 2008
Class 2 of 1211 years to go
Abdul's story
My father Bilal Hussain died when I was four.
My mother Saira takes care of the three of us in Bhalwal, and my brother Hasnain is at Pakistan Sweet Home too.
I am ten, in class two, and what I want is to serve one day as a police officer, InshaAllah.
“I am becoming a Police Officer.”
About Abdul
Education
Family
To protect Abdul's privacy, his full profile and institution are shared with you once you sponsor him.
What your $59 does
- Pays Abdul's fees and care
- Keeps him studying through to the end
- Lets PSH take in the next child on our waiting list
What you will receive
- Results each term
- Fee payment confirmations
- A message from Abdul twice a year
- A personal contact at PSH
PSH is already paying for Abdul
When you sponsor him, we can take in the next child on our waiting list. One sponsorship helps two children.
Questions
What is the Day Scholar program?
The Day Scholar program supports children whose education is sponsored at Pakistan Sweet Home, but who attend classes during the day and return to their own homes in the evening.
Unlike Boarding Students, Day Scholars have a family or guardian to go home to. Your $59 monthly sponsorship covers their education at Pakistan Sweet Home rather than their housing.
What does my monthly sponsorship actually pay for?
Your $59 a month covers tuition, books and uniforms, meals during school hours, and access to Pakistan Sweet Home's classrooms and teaching resources.
It does not cover accommodation or meals outside school hours, since the child continues to live at home.
How is this different from a Boarding Student or a Papa Jani Scholar?
Day Scholars sit between the two other programs. Like Boarding Students, they are educated directly at Pakistan Sweet Home rather than an outside institute. Like Papa Jani Scholars, they live at home rather than on campus.
How was this child selected?
Day Scholars go through the same verification process used across Pakistan Sweet Home:
- Verified loss of father and Pakistani citizenship
- Assessment of financial need
- Panel interview with the child and family
What facilities does the child use at Pakistan Sweet Home?
Classrooms, learning materials, meals during the school day, and any school activities held during class hours are available to them.
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