Sahithi, a bright and hardworking girl from Kesamudram, Telangana, lost both her parents at a young age and has since been raised by her extended family. Despite hardships, she scored 561/600 in Class X, showcasing her resilience and academic strength. She dreams of becoming an engineer and has secured admission to Sri Chaitanya Junior College, where she will pursue Grades XI-XII while preparing for the competitive IIT JEE exams at a reputed institution.
This project aims to solve the problem of limited access to quality education for bright, underprivileged students like Sahithi, who face financial and social barriers despite their academic potential. Orphaned at a young age and raised by her extended family in rural Telangana, Sahithi has shown remarkable determination by excelling in her Class X exams.
This microproject will solve the problem by directly funding Sahithi's education and living expenses for the academic year, enabling her to attend Sri Chaitanya Junior College. By providing this targeted assistance, Sahithi can focus entirely on her studies without the stress of economic insecurity. It creates a clear, immediate pathway for a deserving student to pursue higher education, thereby breaking the cycle of poverty and opening doors to long-term opportunities.
The long-term impact of this project could be transformative not only for Sahithi but also for her family and community. By enabling her to complete her education and gain admission to a top engineering institute, Sahithi can secure a stable and well-paying career, lifting herself and her family out of poverty. Her success can inspire other girls in her community to pursue education and challenge social barriers.
This project has provided additional documentation in a PDF file (projdoc.pdf).
