Most girls who drop out do so between class 8 and class 10 — the years when household work, distance and cost pile up together. Our education programme targets exactly that window.
We run after-school learning centres staffed by trained local youth, distribute school kits and uniforms, and provide small scholarships that cover exam fees, transport and tuition for the girls most at risk of dropping out.
Parents are engaged through regular mothers meetings, because the decision to continue schooling is almost always taken at home.