Groundwork done by CWS-P/A revealed that the schools were an insecure environment for students with reconstruction needs including the removal of damaged walls and flooring. The construction also includes boundary walls and retaining walls for increased protection. Fans, tube lights, latrines, septic tanks, and water supplies will greatly improve the schools.

Not only is CWS-P/A directly assisting the 640 students of these schools but also the overall communities. In these areas, literacy is extremely low and the quality of education is also minimal. With safer, better equipped schools, it is envisioned that more children will begin to access the very fundamental right of education. Similar initiatives were done in 2010-11 by CWS-P/A in Mansehra District. A total of ten schools, which were destroyed in 2005 by the 7.6 magnitude earthquake, were reconstructed benefiting 700 students. It also directly impacted the enrollment rates, with a particular increase in the number of girls.