Pakistan · education access
25.2M children are out of school today.
Roll Call helps parents, teachers, and community workers see the real numbers for their district and find a nearby school to enroll a child, backed by UNICEF and PBS data.
Why this matters
In parts of rural Balochistan, more than two out of three school-age children have never sat in a classroom. Not because their parents don't care — but because no one nearby could tell them how bad it really is, or where the closest school even is. Roll Call turns scattered national statistics into a number a parent, a teacher, or a community worker can actually act on for their own district.
How Roll Call helps
Find your district
Pick a province and district to see the real, sourced out-of-school rate for that area — not a national average that hides local reality.
See verified numbers
Every figure is backed by UNICEF Pakistan and the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics — no guesswork, no inflated claims.
Flag a child, find a school
Know a child who isn't enrolled? Flag them for follow-up and browse nearby schools so a community worker can act.
From National Crisis to Local Reality
Understanding the scope requires looking closer. See how the numbers translate to your province and community.
National Overview
Review the overarching statistics and identify the regions most severely impacted by educational absenteeism.
Provincial Data
Drill down into specific provinces to understand local challenges, resource allocation, and demographic trends.
Community Action
Connect with local initiatives, report out-of-school children, and contribute to targeted intervention programs.
Be part of the solution
Join the movement
Every district needs local eyes. Sign up to get updates on your area, volunteer opportunities, and ways to help a child get enrolled.