Help a poor girl child continue school education

Every year, lakhs of people are adding to the population of Hyderabad city due to migration for a better livelihood. Larger section of this population live in the slums along Musi River in a single room without facilities. Among them, we find more semi/orphan/poor girl children who are not going to school or are dropping out. Government schools are not within the reach for free education. To supplement family income,mothers engage their daughters in domestic work, thus depriving them of valuable education.

Since inception SAHARA has been striving hard to an employability potential among Semi/Orphan poor Girl Children, improving their quality of life and instil confidence to grow into responsible adults. We aim at proving basic education and later create employability potential so they can support themselves and their families. We also concentrate on imparting life skills to increase their self esteem. The project includes providing food material, nutrition, toiletries, fee support, educational material, health checkup, etc. Skills developmental activities such as computer, vocational trainings will also be taken up for grownup children so that they can create their own employability in the future.

Till now, 100 girls have benefited by going to school and improving life skills. Their mothers are also relived owing to the reduction in financial burden of the families. A positive change among their behavior and way of thinking is seen once they are educated. Increased knowledge, skills and zeal of learning new things among them is seen upgraded.