Non Formal Education Centres provide children in remote tribal areas with access to quality education, in an interactive and joyful environment. Children are enabled to join mainstream schools.
We teach children of women trafficked for sex computer skills through our institutes and find them jobs through partner organizations to prevent them from also being trafficked and contracting AIDS.
The project pays for a noon meal for girls who attend a girls’ middle school and whose parents cannot afford school. Girls walk 6 km to and from school and have no other source of food during the day.
Many Afghan boys want schooling but are too old and must work. Help 360 boys who have been refugees and/or soldiers get an education that will prepare them for successful, peaceful futures.
The project buys lambs & school materials for girls’ first year of school. It requires parents to raise, sell & purchase lambs to pay for their daughters’ school needs the following 12 years of school
Tony Hawk has joined the youth of Watts to create a skatepark that will promote a healthy lifestyle and be an alternative to the crime, gangs, and drugs that pervade their challenged community.
We’re not only keeping 160 Zimbabwean orphans alive. With sports, arts, medical programs and individual attention, we’re helping them to thrive even as their country crumples.
"Going to School" (GTS) is a multimedia project for children that celebrates what school can be. The project provides a series of 10 mini-books in regional Indian languages and also inspiring movies.
This project will provide hundreds of migrant child laborers in rural India with $20 enrollment kits—including school bags, fees, uniforms, shoes and supplies—so they can begin attending public school
Provide literacy and fast-track education to 1,000 women and girls who were deprived of learning by the Taliban and are now eager to become literate and earn grade certificates at an accelerated pace