Nutritious healthy meals to tribal children

A microproject by Community Health, Housing and Social Education (CHHASE)
Nutritious healthy meals to tribal children
Nutritious healthy meals to tribal children
Nutritious healthy meals to tribal children
Nutritious healthy meals to tribal children
Nutritious healthy meals to tribal children
Nutritious healthy meals to tribal children

Summary

This project provides daily meal to 250 underprivileged tribal children in our education centers. The tribal parents work in hazardous jobs like wood cutting, brick kilns and work as bonded labor in rice mills and return in late night hours and their children sleep without food. This provision increase health status, regular attendance and make them good in their studies. CHHASE strives to educate first generation children should reach higher studies

$1,250
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$1,200
remaining
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0
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8
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Challenge

Tribal kids face malnutrition. Their parent's illiteracy, inefficiency and poverty drive to hazardous work like wood cutting, brick kilns and as bonded labor in rice mills for low wages. Most tribal are not enjoying government welfare schemes because of frequent migration and illiteracy. Due to hungriness children go on hunting rats to eat. CHHASE realized the critical juncture and started providing meal in 7 centers. After this provision the health conditions and education standard will improve

Solution

Tribal community is encouraged by CHHASE to send their children to school regularly. This first generation learners need encouragement and awareness about the benefits of education, which we are providing regularly. Feeding the children with healthy meals includes rice, dhal, sambar, curry, boiled egg in our centers will improve the health status. They study with interest, combing, proper dressing, bathing, brushing etc. The health standards and education of children have been improved.

Long-Term Impact

CHHASE serves students from 1st grade through 12th grade and supports them to reach their full academic potential, prepare for college, and in turn give their time and talents back to their communities. We partner with parents, teachers, and the community to address the comprehensive education needs of our children and advocate for healthy families.

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Organization Information

Community Health, Housing and Social Education (CHHASE)

Location: Tiruvallur District, Tamilnadu - India
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Project Leader:
Vincent paul Bellamkonda
Director
Tiruvallur district , Tamil Nadu India
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