Our Projects
Koh-e-Naru Black Tent project
CISD is currently implementing our first school project in the Chagai district of Balochistan, Pakistan. Four schools will be built to serve 185 students, 63 girls and 122 boys, from the ages of 6 to 14 who live widely dispersed as nomads in the area. The schools will be located at Amuri, Gown Shiro, Salonk and Hanjeer.
Left: Hakim (far left) with local children in Hanjeer. Right: Children who have never been to school eagerly meeting Hakim in Amuri
The students are mostly from the Sanjarani tribes including many families who left Afghanistan in the 1980s because of conflict. Teachers at the schools will be from the local population and will teach in the Baluchi and Brahui languages.
