Help children affected by political violence rebuild their lives

Payel Muchaki lost both her parents when she was very young. Payal has three siblings and due to financial constraints two of them have discontinued their education and have started working. She was identified by Tomorrow's foundation and enrolled in school to continue her education. With the support of her teachers, she has grown to be a confident girl. She is a brilliant student with exemplary leadership qualities. She is provided with accommodation, food, and educational supplies. With nutritious food that she now has access to, her health has also improved considerably. She participates in all the activities of the school and is also very interested in cultural activities. The facilities provided to her has given her the hope to look forward to higher education.

The objective of the project is facilitating the process of finding enhanced career opportunities for an orphan, tribal, out-of-school children through bridge course, mainstreaming, skill development, career counseling and hand holding. Since the children are mostly orphan, Tomorrow's Foundation provides all the necessities for their education like books, uniforms, stationary etc. Regular health camps are organized for all children. For all-round development, creative, cultural and sports activities are regularly organized. Tomorrow Foundation aims to help these children improve their self-confidence and allow them to establish themselves as dignified citizens of this world. Regular local, national and international exposure programs are conducted so that the children are able to aspire for a much better future and becomes role models in their own communities. A donation to this program will help an orphan child from Dantewada, Bijapur or Sukma, Chattisgarh that are heavily affected by political violence.

The vision of Tomorrow's Foundation is to improve the quality of life of the deprived children, empowering them with education and skills with a view to help them realize their self-worth, so that they can grow into self-respecting and independent individual Arup Ghosh was an intern at Nirmal Hriday, the destitute home of Mother Teresa. He began teaching the destitute children who came to have snacks. From this initiative, the Tomorrow's Foundation emerged. Tomorrow Foundation aims to help children affected by political violence improve their self-confidence and allow them to establish themselves as dignified citizens of this world. Regular local, national and international exposure programmes are conducted so that the children are able to aspire for a better future and becomes role models in their own communities. The foundation works with children and women from the slums of Kolkata. They work towards mainstreaming children and providing remedial education. They work with women in improving the standard of life by creating skilled tailors through Swabalamban Project, conducting club meeting, parents meeting & mothers meeting for the formation of SHG groups to make them self-reliant.