In Pakistan, 4–5 million people work in brick kilns, with around 10 million involved in the industry directly or indirectly. Shockingly, about 2 million children work up to 14 hours a day, deprived of education and basic rights. Living in harsh, slave-like conditions, brick kiln families suffer from poverty, lack of legal protection, and exploitation by kiln owners with political influence. Many children are forced into labor to support large families earning just 1200 PKR a day, trapped in generational debt and illiteracy.
“Empowering brick kiln children to escape poverty and exploitation through free, quality education provided by The Bread of Life Church.”
Due to poverty and long working hours, these families cannot afford to send their children to school. Illiteracy makes them vulnerable to trafficking and abuse. In response, The Bread of Life Church has established education centers to break this cycle. These schools provide accessible, quality education for brick kiln children, aiming to restore their rights and future opportunities.
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