From 5 students to 74, GGPS Thigaray has undergone a remarkable transformation under QAFELA’s management. Through community mobilization, improved infrastructure, six-member teaching leadership, beautification, and recreational facilities, the once nearly non-functional school has become a vibrant hub of learning, play, and hope for the community.

The Non-functional GPS Sar Banda made functional by Qafela NGO with support from the Worthy Chief Secretary, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Secretary E&SED, MD E&SEF, Project Manager Outsourced Schools of ESEF and Deputy Commissioner Buner.

Success Story of GPS Koz Mutlai Kalam Swat, a School outsourced to Qafela. At QAFELA, we firmly believe that education does more than change an individual’s life—it transforms families, communities, cultures, and even entire villages. Through our 10-year Government Primary Schools Project under the Elementary & Secondary Education Foundation…

QAFELA is implementing a 10-year education project under an agreement with the Elementary & Secondary Education Foundation (ESEF), Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The project covers 31 Government Primary Schools 18 in District Swat and 13 in District Buner…

When Disaster Struck The devastating floods in Upper Swat left thousands of families struggling to survive. Homes were washed away, livelihoods were destroyed, and access to essential healthcare became nearly impossible. In Tehsil Bahrain, particularly in Panjigram and surrounding villages, flood-affected communities faced immense hardship….

When Disaster Struck In the summer of 2022, unprecedented flash floods swept through Tehsil Bahrain, District Swat, causing one of the worst humanitarian disasters in the region’s recent history. Entire villages were submerged by floodwaters, thousands of families lost their homes, and critical public infrastructure…

How QAFELA Helped Mobilize Life-Saving Support During the 2010 Pakistan Floods The catastrophic floods of 2010 marked one of the darkest chapters in Pakistan’s history. In Thesil Behrain , raging floodwaters swept away entire villages, destroying nearly more than thousands of homes, claiming precious lives, killing livestock, and leaving thousands…