Fiza, a 13 years old girl and the daughter of a poor farmer, belongs to the remote village of Kala Virkan in the Sheikhupura district. She is studying in the 5^th class. She was dropped out of school. Many students were out of school. Parents were not paying attention on girls to go to school. “I left my school and my parents did not have interest to give me education. I was spending my useless life sitting at home. I wanted to go to school. Teachers were not allowing me to sit in the 5^th grade. As I was informed that I had no birth registration certificate,” she shared.She had no identify. Teachers did not upload her data on SIS. Her parents did not understand the importance of birth registration of their child. They had no interest to make better future of a child. Fiza was an extraordinary student in her class. She had eager to go back to school. “I was waiting and praying for a support. On many occasions, I requested my parents to get my birth registration certificate. I was often told that getting birth certificate is a difficult,” she stated.READ Project team visited schools and found that many children were dropped out of school because they did not have birth registration certificates. There was a lack of awareness among parents. Teachers were not paying attention to address children’s birth registration issue. The enrollment was remaining the lowest in the remote area. Many children like Fiza were deprived of right to education. To address birth registration issue, RCDS team held numerous meetings with parents and teachers to mobilize them to save children’s future. RCDS launched a campaign on birth registration in the underprivileged communities. Birth registration camps were conducted with the support of NADRA and secretaries of union councils.“When I heard NADRA team is visiting our village for issuing birth registration certificates. I was becoming so happy to hear a great news.  In a real, I saw a NADRA van at my village. RCDS paid my registration fee. NADRA issued me a birth registration certificate. On the second day, I was re-enrolled in the school. I am going schools. I want to get education, and I will go to university for higher education,” she uttered.