Our Work Before Earthquake
We arranged and delivered IT lecture in different private and govt. Schools and colleges.
More than 5000 students got benefit from this project. All these lectures are free of cost with the co-operation of Scholars College of Sciences and I.T. More than 400 teachers got benefit from this project.
We arrange English Language seminars for teachers on Importance of English Language, to make them aware of the recent developments in teaching especially in English.
These lectures have been arranged in Scholars College of Science and I.T, Muzaffarabad. This has been made possible only by the whole-hearted and dedicated cooperation extended by the prominent teachers of the city as well as the visiting scholars including:
Prof. Syed Nadeem Haider Bukhari Chairman English department Azad Kashmir University.
Reverend Mushtaq Ghulab Bishop of Churches and President of Amnesty International Islamabad group.
Syed Iftikhar Hussain Kazmi Managing Director Scholars College of Sciences and I.T. Muzaffarabad.
Prof. Ishtiqa Gondal, Comsat University, Islamabad.
Miss Khursheeda Mir Principal Scholars College Of Sciences and I.T. Muzaffarabad.

Moral and religious seminars with the co-operation of
Allame Syed Kafyat Hussain Naqvi       (Member Ideological Council)
Allame Waqar Mufti                              (Member Ideological Council)
Jawad Jaffery                                  (Chairman Kashmir Cultural Academy)

The Role of the Organization after the Disaster
We restarted Scholars College of Sciences and I.T. and offer free education for every students of the colleges and schools and provide them accommodation and food. At that time no one was ready to step forward. All the members of SEWA provide the free services to college and others schools our team visited all private schools and colleges to convince them to open their schools and restart education. We have succeeded to build up their confidence and work for their schools and colleges. Now they all are the members of SEWA and working together. Unfortunately, all of them are not in this position to run education properly and are facing different problems like salaries, shelters, furniture and students books etc.

This fact cannot be denied that 60% students are enrolled in private schools and colleges, and almost there is the same ratio of teachers who serve the private sector. This has not playing a significance role in the development of education but also shares the load with the government. They all are facing a lot of problems because students have no paying capacity; maximum private schools and colleges are not in position to pay the salary to their staff. Mostly staff is leaving this profession. If government or NGO’s will not step forward to support these colleges and school it would be a big disaster.

We tried to convince members of different organization that are functioning for education but every one refused us as they were working for government Schools and their focus was on primary education. We all are still awaiting for help in education as above mentioned that 60% students are getting education in private sector if no one will come to help us under these miserable circumstances the future of the state would be dark.
To save the future of the thousands of students and teachers, we are looking forward to having from you a very positive response.

Syed Iftikhar Hussain Kazmi
President  SEWA