District Development Association of Tharparkar

A School should be their only workplace

Play is the absence of stress.
~ Poole

The pride of the peacock is the glory of god

A long walk
to water

Who We are

District Development Association Tharparkar-DDAT is an indigenous non-government organization, working as a Humanitarian cum De velopment organization since 1992 in Mirpurkhas, Umerkot and Tharparkar Sindh Pakistan

Vision

To help our partners to build and develop sustainable linkages between resources and users

Mission

To help our partners to build and develop sustainable linkages between resources and users

Objectives

⦁ To organize and build the capacities of rural and semi urban communities to collective action for community development process
⦁ To empower rural women through provision economic opportunities and participation in development process and income generation activities.
⦁ To enhance the capacities of women and girls’ activists / volunteers of community-based organizations through various programs of training to enable them to work efficiently in rural communities
⦁ To access on water, sanitation and hygiene to poor communities through innovative model of water restoration in rural communities of Tharparkar
⦁ To promote and protect human rights through education, advocacy campaigning, training and legal assistance
⦁ To protect and preserve cultural heritage and restoration for cultural transformation and development
⦁ To strengthen the community’s leadership for good governance, democracy and citizen engagement for just society.

Our Projects

Mainstreaming 8000 out of school children in 400 Government Schools of Twenty Union Councils of Tharparkar District

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Mainstreaming 3500 out of school children in 300 Government Schools

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Mainstreaming out of school children in Government Schools

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Girls’ Right to Education Programme- GREP

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DDAT Success Story

Kavita is living in a Small Village Neto Ji Dhani which is situated in Union Council Bapuhar,Taluka Islamkot District Tharparkar. Only 95 peoples are living village (Dhani). There is no any school that’s why all children of this village were out of school.