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Jawaan Champions

PARTNERSHIP PROJECTS

Transforming Physical and Mental Well-being in Pakistan

The Jawaan Champions Programme has been a barrier breaking initiative committed to transforming the physical education curriculum and mental well-being of the youth of Pakistan. This would be done through innovative adaptations of traditional sports to make physical activity inclusive, accessible, and influential in various settings such as schools, detention centers, and rehabilitation facilities. Its long-term vision is to promote good health, fitness, and well-being across all communities in the country, in collaboration with educators for sustainable positive change.

Collaboration with Youth Sport Trust International (YSTI)

The partnership between Jawaan Champions and the Youth Sport Trust International has been important in developing physical education in Pakistan. Such training was carried out in the form of a five-day training program where master trainers received practical training with feedback to improve their teaching abilities, raising the benchmark higher across the nation for quality Physical Education. This collaboration reflects shared vision: nurturing more active and healthier student population which is to set the stage for long-term improvement in school-based physical education.
Trainer from YSTI UK, conducting an engaging training session for a group of dedicated sports teachers from various schools. With expertise and passion, the trainer imparts valuable knowledge, sharing innovative techniques and strategies to enhance sports teaching.
Similar session has been conducted in multiple batches, certifying more than 200 sports teachers from various schools across Karachi, Pakistan.
As the teachers have instilled the value of teamwork, the group of dedicated girls train relentlessly, preparing themselves for upcoming league matches, through their Synchronized effort and unwavering dedication we can witness a sense of unity as they strive together for the victory trophy.

Through their passionate engagement in this exhilarating sport game, these young girls become beacons of empowerment and resilience, Embodying the true essence of strength and courage, breaking down barriers and paving the way for a more inclusive and equitable future, proving that gender should never hinder one’s pursuit of greatness in the world of sports.

Students attentively absorb the wisdom shared by the YSTI trainer preparing to apply it in their sporting endeavors. This moment of guidance and inspiration sets the foundation for a path of growth and empower these children to become confident players, ready to embrace challenges.
Space in no constraint for these sport enthusiasts, as the certified teacher has undergone training through YSTI workshop takes the lead in imparting the game knowledge with the diverse group of students, consisting of both girls and boys the students shine through as they engage in a co-sport activity.

Achievements

+260
no. of schools
+475
no. of teachers
2
no. of colleges
+82737
no. of students

Partnerships and Achievements

The Extended Jawaan Champions has also partnered with the Japan International Cooperation Agency to extend its work into underserved communities. The partnership focuses on comprehensive teacher training along with integrating physical education into JICA-supported schools in an effort for wholesome child development. The implementation of a functional Student Management Information System is one of the major accomplishments under the Jawaan Champions Programme. This system will enable tracking of student data regarding the school performance, attendance, and participation in programs to be more effective in properly allocating resources and correctly measuring program outcomes.

Success Stories: Resilience and Innovation

Two success stories are the characteristics of transformation brought into being by the Jawaan Champions Programme:

A Small School’s Achievement: Students from a small school with no outdoor area played modified rounders on a blackboard for a period of six months. When it finally began playing on a proper playground, all their patience paid off. This was an exciting example to show that creativity and determination could dissolve barriers, proving that enthusiasm and innovation might put an end to physical limitations

Jude’s High School: St. Jude’s High School in North Nazimabad felt the cultural change with the incorporation of Jawaan Champions’ modified sports programs. This participation by girls in sports, traditionally a societal taboo, led to increased enrollment and stressed the value of an all-round education that combines the growth of body and mind. Principal Vincent Thomas mentioned substantial improvements in the general well-being of students, their happiness, and their better academic performance, reflecting the far-reaching impact of the program.

To Know More About Jawaan Champions
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