Your Support, Their Hope
REACH NGO was registered with Directorate of social welfare, Government of Punjab, Pakistan on 27 September 2003 as a non-profit organization. The main objective of the NGO is to provide free education, vocational training and health care to the under privileged citizens in Rural Pakistan.
Your Support, Their Hope
REACH NGO was registered with Directorate of social welfare, Government of Punjab, Pakistan on 27 September 2003 as a non-profit organization. The main objective of the NGO is to provide free education, vocational training and health care to the under privileged citizens in Rural Pakistan.
Support the New REACH Nursery Project
At REACH, we are constructing a state-of-the-art nursery designed to welcome 300 children into a safe, inspiring, and fully climate-controlled learning environment. Powered entirely by a dedicated solar system, this modern facility will feature vibrant indoor and outdoor play areas, a fully equipped computer room, and an interactive auditorium. By combining comfortable, air-cooled spaces with advanced educational tools, we are laying a strong, sustainable foundation to provide free, high-quality education to the growing number of eager minds in rural Punjab.
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Annual Report 2022 | REACH NGO – Building Hope
REACH NGO was registered on September 27, 2003, with the Directorate of Social Welfare, Government of Punjab, Pakistan. Since its beginning, REACH has worked for the betterment of underprivileged communities by providing education, healthcare, and social support to...
Annual Report 2022 | REACH NGO – Building Hope
REACH NGO was registered on September 27, 2003, with the Directorate of Social Welfare, Government of Punjab, Pakistan. Since its beginning, REACH has worked for the betterment of underprivileged communities by providing education, healthcare, and social support to...
Building Hope Together | REACH NGO Annual Report 2019–2020
The Society for Rehabilitation, Education and Community Health (REACH) was registered as a non-profit organization with the Directorate of Social Welfare, Government of Punjab, on 27 September 2003.Since its founding, REACH has worked tirelessly to improve lives...
REACH School System– Punjab Board Grade 9th Result 2025
Celebrating Academic Brilliance The REACH School System proudly celebrates the exceptional achievements of its students in the Punjab Board Grade 9th Result 2025. This year’s results reflect the school’s unwavering commitment to academic excellence, discipline, and...
School’s Footprint
The first project was a school in village Billianwala Khu located 5 Kilometers off Ferozepur Road midway between the cities of Lahore and Kasur. The school building was completed in 2005. It has 32 classrooms in two blocks. The medium of instruction is English. It has been upgraded to a higher secondary school with classes from Pre-school to Intermediate (FA / FSC). The average annual enrollment is 70 students.
There are over 900 students, about half of whom are girls.
Our Initiatives
Orphanage Project
Reach schools for boys and girls are located in a village on the outskirts of Lahore in Pakistan. The schools became functional in 2005. These are non-resident institutions because of absence of hostels. The present strength of the students is around 750. The schools have a capacity to cater for 1200 students. The annual intake is about 90 students in the nursery section. The same students progress to the higher classes.
Health Unit
REACH has also constructed a small health unit to cater for the needs of the students in particular and the community in general. It is planned to be upgraded to a small hospital with 10 beds for over-night admission. It will also have facilities for health care of mother and child, operation theater for cataract operations, as well as minor surgery in addition to general medical care.
Vocational Training
Vocational training at REACH began in 2005 with support from the Punjab Vocational Training Council (PVTC). Courses included stitching, embroidery, mechanics, electrician work, and computer education. About 3,500 students—both boys and girls—were trained, giving them skills to earn a living. The program has since been discontinued due to low enrollment.
Financial Support
Education and vocational training are free for the students. The NGO raises funds through voluntary contributions, donations and child sponsorship scheme. A child can be sponsored for his education with Rupees 25000 (US Dollars 200) per year. Our intake is restricted to 1000 students because of funding limitation, otherwise we have the accommodation to educate 1500 children.