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Sindh Education Foundation, Govt. of Sindh SEF Middle/High School Program (SMHSP) Sindh Education Foundation, Govt. of Sindh SEF Middle/High School Program (SMHSP) S. No. School Code Level Village Union Council Taluka District Operator Contact No. Middle Schools (98 Schools) 1 SMHS0088 Middle Ishaq Maindro Peer Fateh Shah Badin Badin Badin Rural Development Society 0331-2689045 2 SMHS0087 Middle Haroonabad Seerani Badin Badin Badin Rural Development Society 0331-2689045 3 SMHS0109 Middle Khorwah Chowk Khorwah Golarchi Badin Health Oriented Preventive Education (Hope) 0 4 SMHS0099 Middle New Dumbalo Dumbalo Matli Badin Hape Development And Welfare Assocaition 3002632131 5 SMHS0096 Middle Zardari Road @ Saleh Soomro Malhan Matli Badin Eraj Laaraib Community Educational Welfare Society 3332800526 6 SMHS0041 Middle Daro 4 Dadu Dadu Akbar Ali Soomro 0300-8101611 7 SMHS0073 Middle Ahmed Khan Jatoi Muradabad Dadu Dadu Johi Organization For Rural Development And Natural Disasters 0300-3255899 (JORDAN) 8 SMHS0072 Middle Chakar Khan Lund Pipri Dadu Dadu Nisar Ahmed Jatoi 0345-3675243 9 SMHS0038 Middle Faiz M Panhwar Siyal Dadu Dadu Gorakh Foundation 3003645129 10 SMHS0025 Middle Hafiz Khush Mohammad Bhawalpur Johi Dadu Child Development Organization (CDO) 0333-6346663 11 SMHS0039 Middle Hussainabad Uc-1 Johi Dadu Gorakh Foundation 3003645129 12 SMHS0070 Middle Junejo Mohalla Kakar Kn Shah Dadu Muzaffar Ali Junejo 0341-3837788 13 SMHS0036 Middle Pinjo Mir Bhar Unit 1 Ghotki Ghotki Azizullah Mirani 0300-3216045 14 SMHS0017 Middle Ahmed Khan Almani Almani Hyderabad Hyderabad Osar Foundation Trust 0300-3030769 15 SMHS0019 Middle Allah Dino Lashari Almani Hyderabad Hyderabad Osar Foundation Trust 0300-3030769 16 SMHS0118 Middle Ghotana Chukki Hyderabad Hyderabad Asher Jibran Abbasi 0300-3076151 17 SMHS0097 Middle Qaim Babbar Moolan Hyderabad Hyderabad Eraj Laaraib Community Educational Welfare Society 3332800526 18 SMHS0015 Middle Bahawal Zaour Mori Hyderabad Hyderabad Osar Foundation Trust 0300-3030769 19 SMHS0084 Middle Haji Bachal Zaour Narejani Hyderabad Hyderabad Asher Jibran Abbasi 0300-3076151 20 SMHS0117 Middle Sahib Khan Meerani Narejani Hyderabad Hyderabad Sorath Samajhi Tarquati Tanzeem (Sstt) 0332-3800218 21 SMHS0083 Middle Darya Khan Nahyar Sawan Khan Gopang Hyderabad Hyderabad Asher Jibran Abbasi 0300-3076151 22 SMHS0018 Middle Imam Ali Unar Tando Alam Mari Hyderabad Hyderabad Osar Foundation Trust 0300-3030769 23 SMHS0020 Middle Ahmed Khan Nahyon Tando Jam Hyderabad Hyderabad Osar Foundation Trust 0300-3030769 24 SMHS0060 Middle Abdul Majeed Hanbhi Ahmed Pur Jacobabad Jacobabad Fast Rural Development Program 3345549316 25 SMHS0059 Middle Abdul Rehman Khoso Qadirpur Jacobabad Jacobabad Fast Rural Development Program 3345549316 26 SMHS0065 Middle Mughul Khan Lashari Balhro Thull Jacobabad Strengthening Participarory Organization 3361117888 27 SMHS0063 Middle Hassan Abad Deenpur Thull Jacobabad Strengthening Participarory Organization 3361117888 28 SMHS0064 Middle Raban Buriro Mirpur Buriro Thull Jacobabad Strengthening Participarory Organization 3361117888 29 SMHS0068 Middle Chook Sharif Sherwah Thull Jacobabad Strengthening Participarory Organization 3361117888 30 SMHS0066 Middle Muhammad Hasan Sarki Sherwah Thull Jacobabad Strengthening Participarory Organization 3361117888 31 SMHS0067 Middle Muhammad Panah Channa Sherwah Thull Jacobabad Strengthening Participarory Organization 3361117888 32 SMHS0071 Middle Kirar Chano Unerpur Manjhand Jamshoro Nisar Ahmed Jatoi 0345-3675243 33 SMHS0056 Middle Pakho Khairpur Juso Kambar Kambar Sh-Kot Javed Ahmed Chandio 0333-7569791 34 SMHS0057 Middle Haji Darya Khan Mastoi Jhakiyani Shadadkot Kambar Sh-Kot Sahara Educational Devlopment Organization 3342855758 35 SMHS0058 Middle Wada Seelra Seelra Shadadkot Kambar Sh-Kot Sahara Educational Devlopment Organization 3342855758 36 SMHS0043 Middle Allah Dito Chandio Gaji Khahwar Warah Kambar Sh-Kot Fida Hussian 0301-3247105 37 SMHS0113 Middle Hasula Raunti Kamber Kamber Shahdadkot Javed Ali Sheikh 0333-0370996 38 SMHS0110 Middle Bilal Colony Uc-4 Kalyana/1 New Karachi Karachi Syed Aijaz Ali 0333-0297775 39 SMHS0045 Middle Ilahi Bux Khoso Cheel Tangwani Kashmore Shoaib Muhammad 0301-7458992 40 SMHS0046 Middle Geo Malik Saifal Tangwani Kashmore Shoaib Muhammad 0301-7458992 41 SMHS0047 Middle Zor Gharh/Misri Khan Zor Gharh Kashmore Kashmore Shoaib Muhammad 0301-7458992 42 SMHS0042 Middle Ghulam Nabi Dahri Akri Faiz Ganj Khairpur Mir Khan Dahri 0301-2375341 43 SMHS0048 Middle Subhan Ali Lashari/Khianri Khianri Faiz Ganj Khairpur Muhammad Ishaque Lashari 0302-3133480 44 SMHS0111 Middle Labanki/M.Bachal Lashari Khush Khair Muhammad Faiz Ganj Khairpur Muhammad Ishaque Lashari 0302-3133480 45 SMHS0044 Middle Channa Muhalla Gujjo Khairpur Khairpur Ahsan Ali Chandio 0301-3680745 46 SMHS0115 Middle Abul Shah Rahooja Kingri Khairpur Khush Muhammad Rahoojo 0301-3436348 47 SMHS0049 Middle Wada Mahesar Wada Mahesar Kingri Khairpur Society For Health Education & Agriculture Development 0304-2703983 Organization- Sheado 48 SMHS0061 Middle Kot Baglow Kotdiji Kotdiji Khairpur Bushra Shah 0335-2986550 49 SMHS0112 Middle Wahid Bux Kubar Pir Budhro Mirwah Khairpur Goth Seengar Foundation 0300-8316137 50 SMHS0055 Middle Lutuf Ali Shar Tando Mir Ali Thari Mir Wah Khairpur Zaheer Abbas Shar 0332-3831564 51 SMHS0054 Middle Seehar Station Seehar Dokri Larkana Imran Khan 0332-3327568 52 SMHS0037 Middle Allah Abad Dayo Chowk 20 Larkana Larkana Asif Ali Magsi 0300-3429520 53 SMHS0033 Middle Punhoo Jamali Hala Ii Hala Matiari Indus Education Foundation 0331-8678501 54 SMHS0032 Middle Sandhan Hala Ii Hala Matiari Indus Education Foundation 0331-8678500 55 SMHS0023 Middle Pooto Gahoti Kamran Khan Nizamani Hala Matiari Osar Foundation Trust 0300-3030769 56 SMHS0034 Middle Wadal Dahri Karam Khan Nizamani Hala Matiari Indus Education Foundation 0331-8678502 57 SMHS0093 Middle Khando Khando Hala Matiari Deen Mohammad Mirbahar 0333-2854092 58 SMHS0021 Middle Agma Wasan Noh Hathyani Matiari Matiari Osar Foundation Trust 0300-3030769 59 SMHS0022 Middle Panj Moro Mumtaz Colony Shamir Raho Saeedabad Matiari Osar Foundation Trust 0300-3030769 60 SMHS0116 Middle Dhengo Raju Kerio Bhriya City N-Feroz Khush Muhammad Rahoojo 0301-3436348 61 SMHS0082 Middle Khan Muhammad Solangi Phatto Bilal Moro N-Feroz Allah Bachayo Kandhro 0333-3591996 62 SMHS0040 Middle Mehran Colony Noshero Feroz Noshero Feroz N-Feroz Akbar Ali Soomro 0300-8101611 63 SMHS0094 Middle Jakro Khan Bilawal Hingoro Khipro Sanghar Desert And Rurul Development (Dard)Org 0341-7841738 64 SMHS0095 Middle Dhalyar Dhalyar Khipro Sanghar Desert And Rurul Development (Dard)Org 0341-7841738 65 SMHS0106 Middle Nao Kot Dhoro Janib Sanghar Sanghar Sustainable Development Foundation-Sdf 0333-2912837 66 SMHS0080 Middle Myan Myan Sanghar Sanghar Ali Dino Shar 0333-2912090 67 SMHS0079 Middle Village Dalail Shar Tori Mori Kot Nawab Sanghar Sanghar Ali Dino Shar 0333-2912090 68 SMHS0098 Middle Abdul Wahi Chan Amanullah Dahiri Shehdad Pur Sanghar Faqeer Muhammad Dehri 0300-3237369 69 SMHS0107 Middle Gul Hassan Siriwal Ghundan Sinjhoro Sanghar Sustainable Development Foundation-Sdf 0333-2912837 70 SMHS0074 Middle Sardar Nabi Bakhsh Mahar Kurkeli Sinjhoro Sanghar Al-Mehran Research And Develoment Foundation 0301-3813519 71 SMHS0075 Middle 8-Mile Mori Bittor Sinjhoro Sanghar Al-Mehran Research And Develoment Foundation 0301-3813519 72 SMHS0076 Middle Sijhoro Royal City Sinjhoro Sinjhoro Sanghar Al-Mehran Research And Develoment Foundation 0301-3813519 73 SMHS0108 Middle Mitho Khan Pitafi Ameerji Dour Sba Syed Ali Hyder Kazmi 0333-7006575 74 SMHS0100 Middle Afzal Shah Town- Waadiye Hussain Uc 9 Nawab Shah Sba Hari Welfare Association 3003216672 75 SMHS0102 Middle Muqeem Kerio Mirza Ahmed Qazi Ahmed Sba Muhammad Khan Buller 0334-2228150 76 SMHS0086 Middle Jari San Qazi Ahmed Sba Atta Hussain Dahri 0333-7091945 77 SMHS0026 Middle Deh Bogre Saeed Kando Qazi Ahmed Sba The Citizens Foundation (Tcf) 021-111-823-823 78 SMHS0101 Middle Muhammad Ismail Kerio Jamal Kerio Sakrand Sba Muhammad Khan Buller 0334-2228150 79 SMHS0092 Middle Khaskheli Village Sujawal Sujawal Sujawal Community Development & Heritage Organization 3332566692 80 SMHS0051 Middle Sangi Sangi Pano Akil Sukkur Muhammad Ali Raza 0313-3157700 81 SMHS0069 Middle Dargahi Waryo Kandhra Rohri Sukkur Strengthening Participarory Organization 3361117888 1 of 2 Sindh Education Foundation, Govt. of Sindh SEF Middle/High School Program (SMHSP) S. No. School Code Level Village Union Council Taluka District Operator Contact No. 82 SMHS0062 Middle Tando Mir Muhammad Hussain Long Bhatti Rohri Sukkur Strengthening Participarory Organization 3361117888 83 SMHS0052 Middle Ahmed Khan Lashari Paksinghar Tando Allahyar Tando Allahyar Himat Ali Lashari 0313-3209879 84 SMHS0029 Middle Mithrio Pir Kantio Chachro Tharparkar Aware 0346-1113070 85 SMHS0006 Middle Dhori (Dahli) Dahli Chachro (Dahli) Tharparkar Aware 0346-1113070 86 SMHS0027 Middle Baghal Parno Dahli Tharparkar Aware 0346-1113070 87 SMHS0030 Middle Vehrari Parno Dahli Tharparkar Aware 0346-1113070 88 SMHS0089 Middle Zareen Colony Bhanbhor Gharo Thatta Basic Urban Services For Katchi Abadis 3332166228 89 SMHS0090 Middle Jumo Karmor Waghan Keti Bander Thatta Basic Urban Services For Katchi Abadis 3332166228 90 SMHS0077 Middle Nao Mail Sayed Matto Shah Bulri Shah Karim T-M Khan Abdul Wahid Khoso 0333-2656882 91 SMHS0078 Middle Sher M.Langha Lakhat Tm Khan T-M Khan Abdul Wahid Khoso 0333-2656882 92 SMHS0011 Middle Mehmoodabad Kunri Memon Kunri Umerkot Aware 0346-1113070 93 SMHS0105 Middle By Pass Road Nabisar (Gharibabad) Nabi Sar
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