Our Journey
2016 - Gap Analysis
Following the initial gap analysis, we strategically selected 115 underserved schools in Karachi to pilot our program. These schools were chosen based on their location in marginalized areas, the socioeconomic status of their students, and their existing sports infrastructure. The selection of these schools ensured that our program would reach those who would benefit the most and have the most significant impact.
First-ever Physical
Education Championship
Recognizing the positive impact and growing demand, we had successfully expanded our reach to include 115 schools earlier in the years. Building upon this momentum, we further expanded our operations to encompass 260 schools across the city. This significant growth allowed us to provide sports and leadership opportunities to a larger number of young athletes, empowering them to reach their full potential.
First ever Teacher Training by YSTI in
Karachi for a total of 14 teachers
To ensure the successful implementation of our programs in the expanded network of 260 schools, we conducted a comprehensive teacher training session. This training was designed to equip teachers with the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively integrate physical education into the existing curriculum. This was a groundbreaking initiative, as it marked the first-time PE training was offered to such a large number of educators in Karachi.
Implementation of the first-ever sports
management system
A comprehensive gap analysis was conducted to identify the specific challenges and opportunities young athletes face in underserved communities in Pakistan. This analysis helped us understand the pressing needs and inform the development of our targeted programs.
Selection of 115 pilot first phase underserved
schools in Karachi to execute the Program
The Jawaan Champions Programme proudly hosted the inaugural Physical Education Championship, an inspirational event of our 2023 calendar. Over 13 action-packed days, young athletes from 115 schools across Karachi came together to compete in a range of sports, showcasing their talents across various age and gender categories. This championship was a series of games and a major milestone in our ongoing mission to foster physical activity and promote healthy lifestyles within underserved communities. The event culminated in a thrilling Grand Finale, setting a new standard for youth sports in the region and highlighting the incredible potential of these young athletes.
Expansion of the Project
to 260 Schools
The First National PE Trainers Training was conducted from September 11th-15th, 2023, to establish a cadre of national trainers in Pakistan. The training aimed to equip skilled educators to lead future PE initiatives. Two international experts from YSTI -Youth Sports Trust facilitated the training for a cohort of 14 teachers. The program culminated in the certification of four National Trainers and ten Assistant National Trainers.
Second Teacher Training
with 260 Schools
We successfully implemented a comprehensive Student Information Management System (SIMS). This platform centralizes student data, enabling efficient tracking of academic performance, attendance, and program participation. By streamlining the data management and analysis, SMIS empowers us to make informed decisions, optimize resource allocation, and measure program impact more accurately.