Established in 1994, the National Education Foundation (NEF) has been dedicated to transforming lives through inclusive and quality education. Our mission is to provide accessible learning opportunities for disadvantaged and underprivileged communities across Pakistan, ensuring that every child—regardless of background—has the chance to learn, grow, and succeed.
Through public-private partnerships, NEF has developed low-cost, high-quality educational models that have reached thousands of children who previously lacked access to formal education. Our innovative programs focus on critical areas of educational development, including:
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Gender equality and empowerment
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Improvement in literacy and learning outcomes
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Community participation and ownership
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Capacity building of local NGOs and CBOs
By collaborating with grassroots organizations, NEF has strengthened community-based education systems and empowered local partners to address the unique challenges of their regions.
For over three decades, NEF has remained committed to bridging the educational divide, enhancing literacy, and building a brighter, more equitable future for Pakistan’s children.
Government Welfare Programs in November 2025: BISP, 8171, and Support Schemes
The month of November 2025 is significant for low-income and deserving segments of Pakistan, as it marks a crucial period for the distribution of latest payments and new registrations under various government welfare initiatives. Key among these is the Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) and its associated 8171 verification system.
Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) and the 8171 Update
The Benazir Income Support Programme is the nation’s largest social safety net, primarily aimed at providing financial relief to poor women and families. Here are the key updates for November 2025:
1. Benazir Kafalat Program Payment Disbursement
- Latest Installment: The distribution of the latest financial aid installment under the Benazir Kafalat Program has commenced in many districts across Pakistan in November 2025.
- Amount: The expected amount for this quarter’s installment for eligible households is Rs. 13,500, which reflects an adjustment made in response to rising inflation.
- Disbursement Method: Payments are being made through BISP-approved payment centers, bank agents, or the newly rolled-out digital wallet system to ensure transparency and efficiency.
2. The 8171 Web Portal and SMS Service
The 8171 system remains the primary tool for beneficiaries to check their status:
- Eligibility Check: Beneficiaries can check their eligibility status and payment details online by entering their National Identity Card (CNIC) number on the official 8171 web portal.
- SMS Verification: For those without internet access, the system allows them to send their CNIC number via SMS to 8171. If the message indicates ‘Ready for Collection,’ the beneficiary can proceed to collect the payment.
3. Benazir Taleemi Wazaif (Educational Stipends)
- Payment Alignment: This program provides financial support to BISP beneficiary children to encourage school attendance. The stipend payment for meeting the 70% attendance requirement is expected to be released alongside the Kafalat installment in November.
4. Benazir Nashonuma Programme
- This specific health and nutrition program continues to support pregnant women and mothers of children up to two years old with supplementary food and cash stipends to combat malnutrition. Payments under this scheme are ongoing through November.
Other Key Government Welfare Programs (November 2025)
In addition to BISP, several other federal and provincial initiatives are active in November 2025, offering a range of benefits:
1. Prime Minister Laptop Scheme Phase 4
- Details: This scheme aims to promote digital literacy by providing free laptops to merit-based students enrolled in public sector universities.
- November Update: The month of November 2025 brings the latest updates regarding online registrations and the announcement of merit lists for Phase 4, benefiting thousands of eligible students.
2. CM Punjab Student Bike Scheme
- Details: Launched by the Punjab government, this scheme offers interest-free or easy installment plans for motorbikes (including electric bikes) to ease transportation for students.
- November Update: Significant progress on registrations, the results of the lucky draw (balloting), and the distribution schedule for the electric bikes are being announced this month, encouraging students to apply online.
3. Low-Cost Housing Schemes
- 3 Marla Scheme Punjab: The Punjab Government is actively distributing plots or providing low-cost housing units for poor and homeless families. Lists of eligible individuals and plot distribution details are being released and processed in November.
4. Support for Farmers (Sarsabz Punjab & Loan Schemes)
- Sarsabz Punjab Scheme: This initiative offers facilities such as solar panel projects, new water schemes, and concessional agricultural loans to boost the farming sector. New registrations and support packages are being rolled out in November for the Rabi crop season.
- CM Wheat Support Program: Registration for financial aid per acre under this support program is also ongoing, helping farmers enhance their output and financial stability.
Important Safety Advisory
To benefit from these programs, beneficiaries must be vigilant:
- Original CNIC: Always carry your original National Identity Card when collecting any payment.
- Fraud Alert: BISP or any government scheme will never call or message you asking for your personal information, ATM PIN, or OTP. Do not share these details with anyone.
- Verified Centers: Always collect your money from BISP-verified centers, bank branches, or authorized agents only.
These government programs are designed to provide financial security and uplift the standard of living for low-income citizens, and November 2025 is a critical month for accessing these benefits.
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