Azam Din cannot read or write, which has solidified his and his family's status in poverty. To make a meager living, he steers a donkey cart in the Pir Jo GothVillage in the Larkana District.Azam is not alone. Many other illiterate men and women work tirelessly everyday yet struggle for survival.Poorly-functioning administrative, management, educational, and community support systems significantly contribute to the prevailing illiteracy and poverty rates in the Sindh Province. Many recognize that education could resolve their struggles. However, this desire competes with their everyday needs for survival. Their solution is to ensure that their children are