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Welcome to Baacha Khan Trust Educational Foundation

Baacha Khan Trust Educational Foundation is an auxiliary of the Baacha Khan Trust, a registered non-profit in Pakistan and Afghanistan that promotes peace, democracy, hunam rights, and development.

The Trust was established in 2003.

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BKTEF Flood Relief for Swat Victims
Monday, 30 August 2010
Baacha Khan School in Haripur Hazara
Wednesday, 18 August 2010
BKTEF has declared Hindko as a major subject during the high official visit of the Foundation to Haripur, Hazara. The Foundation officially announced the establishment of School in Haripur Hazara in... Read more...
Principals meeting of BK Schools was held at BKTEF Cultural Cell Peshawar
Monday, 09 August 2010
The Principals meeting was held on August 9, 2010 at BKTEF Cultural Cell. Managing Director BKTEF Dr. Khadim Hussain conducted the meeting. The main agenda of the meeting was to deliberate on the... Read more...
Relief Activities Updates
Thursday, 05 August 2010
Relief camps of BKTEF for flood victims would be rolled back tomorrow afternoon. However relief activities would continue in Charsadda, Nowshehra and Swat. The BKS Charsadda would be engaged in... Read more...
Flood Relief of BKTEF at Taru Jaba
Wednesday, 04 August 2010
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Flood Effected People
Wednesday, 04 August 2010

Vision

A social order that ensures individual liberties and collective well being is the vision that inspires us into action.  

Mission

To empower the under-privileged people through quality education

Objectives 

1. Provision of free subsidized quality educational services to the under-served communities in FATA/Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

2. Building a system of education that develops in students:

  • Critical and analytical thinking.
  • Problem solving and social skills.
  • Literary and artistic faculties.

3. Establishing a community based system of education through Community Education Committee (CEC) bodies.

4. Empowering women by educating and involving them in decision making processes at all levels.

 

Our Inspiration

We take our inspiration from the Azad schools initiative of Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan (1890-1988), dearly called Baacha Khan by his people. He was the 20th century Pashtun reformer and non-violent freedom fighter of the Indian sub-continent against the British rule. For his non-violent ...

Aspirations

The BKTEF aspires to focus on female education in the future becuase of low female literacy rate in the target areas as well as threats to female education. We are also working on collaboration with development partners on youth & women development programs as well as regional peace initiatives.

Challenges

Religious extremism, precarious security situation & availability of adequate resources are some of the challenges in areas of operation for BKTEF; however, our work has not been hampered so far by these challenges. Community-ownership of the BKTEF schools is the strongest foundation.