We believe that education is a fundamental tool to end poverty.. Today, education remains an inaccessible right for millions of children in the third world countries. In the third world countries more than 72 million children of primary education age are not in school only because of financial hardship, and 259 million adults are illiterate who do not have the awareness necessary to send their children to schools. In many third world countries govt do not have the funding to build schools or even distribute education materials. Without education destitute children remain in the cycle of poverty even in the future and there is no hope for them. We believe that education is a fundamental tool to end poverty.

Awareness build-up within the rural communities to value education and tackle discrimination against marginalised children so that no child is left behind .

Construct and renovate classrooms, libraries and important facilities, whilst improving access to hygienic toilets and clean drinking water; creating a safe and engaging environment for destitute children to access free education .

Distribute educational materials and textbooks, train teachers and give them the support they need to inspire their students.

Abandoned Orphans and Street Children in third world countries living in extreme poverty. They are children of nobody . Many of them are living in horrendous circumstances where sky is their roof and streets are their life-line on which they live and sleep. It is estimated that there are approximately 120 million children living on streets in the world. These children become victims of exploitation. They can easily end up working for little pay in dangerous conditions. They often resort to petty theft and prostitution for survival. They are traumatized by the abuse, rejection and indifference of the societies in which they live. Many of them do not have access to health care. Sometimes they can be found eating from garbage. They have little hope of building a better life in the future.

Activities

Orphanages for abandoned children

Distributing food and clothing for street children

Mobile clinics for street children

There are 663 million people on the planet who don’t have access to clean water. That’s nearly 1 in 10 people worldwide. The majority live in isolated rural areas and spend hours every day walking to collect water for their family. Not only does walking for water keep kids out of school or take up time that parents could be using to earn money, but the water often carries diseases that can make everyone sick. Access to clean water means education, income and health – especially for women and kids