Love in Action in Pakistan In Pakistan's major port city of Karachi, a metropolis of twelve million people, the ten-member Love in Action team is making a difference. Founded in 1984, Love in Action currently administers a number of programs in and around Karachi, including their Eduserve and Deaf Reach programs which have been funded in part by a grant from the Chase Manhattan Foundation. Love in Action Project Manager, with Ehsan, a young deaf man now holding a job as a result of training by Deaf Reach. Eduserve Pakistan is a rapidly developing nation that boasts the world's sixth largest population. It is a country of great contrast.
Education is undeniably one of the greatest needs facing the country.
Basic supplies, such as pencils, paper, blackboards, and chalk, are often lacking. Teachers are paid very poorly and are often hired more for their availability rather than for their expertise. Sam teaching reading skills to Pakistani children. The mandate of our Eduserve program is to strengthen the educational infrastructure by training teachers, administrators, and parents. Amongst other things, we emphasize how important it is to teach children to read at an early age.