Empowering Minds, Shaping Futures
Indus Educational Academy provides quality education to build the leaders of tomorrow in rural Sindh since 2002.
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Welcome to Indus Educational Academy
Indus Welfare Association (IWA) is a not-for-profit organization registered under Social Voluntary 1961 Act, came into being on January 15, 2001.
Established in 2002 by Indus Welfare Association, our academy is dedicated to providing standard quality education to students in rural areas.
Our Vision
To see socio-economically self-sustain, politically and culturally enriched and well acquainted literate and healthy rural communities.
Our Mission
Indus Welfare Association (IWA) is committed and devoted in contributing its vision through diverse interventions.
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Free Education
Why Choose Indus Academy?
Quality Education
Our curriculum is designed to compete with metropolitan standards while respecting local values.
Inclusive Learning
We provide equal educational opportunities to both boys and girls.
Modern Skills
Our computer training centre and modern teaching methods prepare students for digital age.
Community Focused
We believe in participatory approaches involving community in decision-making.
Our Impact in Numbers
From education to disaster relief, our programs touch thousands of lives across rural Sindh.
Students Enrolled
Qualified Teachers
Community Centers
WASH Beneficiaries
Flood Relief Families
Computer Graduates/Year
Our Programs
Explore our diverse range of educational and community development programs.
Indus Educational Academy
Established in 2002 by Indus Welfare Association. The prime objective is to provide standard quality education to students in rural areas and build their capacity to face the challenges of the modern world. Present enrollment including both boys and girls exceeds 1,100, with an education staff of 26 teachers, a vice principal and a principal.
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Indus Computer Centre
Computer training for local females—no centre within 20 km of UC Kurkuli. IT Skills Certificate Course (3 months) runs 4 times a year; 80 females benefit annually.
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Flood Relief Activities
IWA worked in vulnerable areas of District Sanghar with IOM, providing Non Food Items (NFI) to flood victims in various villages.
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Self Help Biological Sand Filter
Bio-sand filters for 100 families. Sand layers remove sediments and host microbes that remove harmful bacteria. Built with local materials, easy to use and maintain. 743 direct beneficiaries.
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Community Physical Infrastructure
25 community latrines, improved pavements and sanitation in villages, and two Village Community Centers. 1,560 total direct beneficiaries.
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We collaborate with organizations committed to community development.
Ready to Join Us?
Take the first step towards a brighter future. Apply to Indus Educational Academy today.