Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools

by Tarana Foundation
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools
Support 2,000 rural students to go to schools

Summary

This project will help 2,000 rural students mainly in 21 remote schools in Bandarawela to face their current challenge of buying school essential items to go to school. The parents face this challenge as the prices of school essential items have increased by more than 150% due to the current economic crisis in our country. The situation since the Covid-19 has aggravated

$50,000
total goal
$21,158
remaining
55
donors
3
monthly donors
1
fundraiser
1
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Challenge

The pandemic, not only replaced face-to-face instructions with hybrid and remote learning instructions, but also drastically affected the economic stability and physical health of many families in rural communities. New method of learning has led to compounded difficulties in rural areas, where students struggle with internet connectivity, and also have less resources and direction from their parents. We envisage that this will contribute towards widening the disparities with urban schools.

Solution

TF will provide resources to help these students who will be challenged to go to school due to economic hardships, during the year commencing in April 2023. Such assistance will help relieve the parent of their issue to purchase the school essential items for their children. This initiative will help keep these students in the school who would have otherwise been pushed to go out and make an income to support their families.

Long-Term Impact

The project will provide an opportunity for students in 21 remote schools to obtain their basic school essentials which have become a huge difficulty due to the current economic crisis. This support will help them to continue with their education for the next year.

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Organization Information

Tarana Foundation

Location: Colombo 5, Western Province - Sri Lanka
Website:
Facebook: Facebook Page
Project Leader:
Suranjani Wickremeratne
Colombo 5 , Western Province Sri Lanka
$28,842 raised of $50,000 goal
 
133 donations
$21,158 to go
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