Changing the lives of 250 indigenous Girl Students

This project exclusively concentrated on girl students education, who are very poor and orphans with the weaker communities. Many girls are not able to pay their college fee, hostel fee and other requirements such as college bags, books, etc.,

ARV visited 14 girl students houses and interacted with the parents, guardians and their neighbours to understand family situation. We also enquired in their junior college from the principal and staff how the girls are studying and their behaviour. They said girls are yet to pay their college term fee, even girls are feeling shy when we are asking to pay college fee.

ARV given assurance to support those girls term fee for their education and the college principal felt so happy. She also mentioned there are more than 40 girls in same situation but ARV is not in a position to pay all the girls college fee. So we ( organisation) paid 14 girls college term fee and taken a picture with college principal. In the college, girls are learning ethical values and discipline along with their subjects. We too motivated them to study hard and said that the organisation stands with them at any situations in their studies. The college atmosphere will ensure them to improve their skills and knowledge to lead better lives.

In pathetic situation one girl named Pavani came to us(ARV) and explained her story that she was unable to pay her college fee so that the college denied to give her hall ticket to write her examination. She is studying Bachelors Of Business Administration in Andhra Loyola College. We visited her house and noted that her mother is suffering from chronic disease and father is alcohol addicted and not doing any job. Based on her family situation we paid her college and get hall ticket from the college and now she is writing all the examinations. We are indeed thankful to the donors who are supporting us and guiding to run the project.