Our Major Activities/Projects
All our activities are exclusively targeted towards children and their parents. We select children without any discrimination based on gender, caste, religion, political affiliation or language. We follow an exhaustive evaluation process which includes quantitative metrics like the number of children impacted, the cost per activity or cost per child and qualitative measures such as the impact on the local community, structure and long term sustainability of the organization.
EVENING SCHOOL PROJECT (ESP)
This project is focused on adopting poor rural children aged 5-20 who are not able to go for education because of poverty. Many of these children are bonded labourers or are going to be forced to be bonded labourers and participate in the child labour industry.
In Tirunelveli district the people are mostly beedi rolling workers, cooliee workers, sex workers, or agricultural workers. Many of them live well below the poverty line which means there is no income to send their children for education.
In order to survive, they are sending their children to work so they can get some money as an advance. Therefore, there is no education or sustainable earning. In many cases, the girls are forced to become sex workers.
This creates lot of problems. Some of the most pressing problems are:
In Tirunelveli district the people are mostly beedi rolling workers, cooliee workers, sex workers, or agricultural workers. Many of them live well below the poverty line which means there is no income to send their children for education.
In order to survive, they are sending their children to work so they can get some money as an advance. Therefore, there is no education or sustainable earning. In many cases, the girls are forced to become sex workers.
This creates lot of problems. Some of the most pressing problems are:
- Lack of education
- Unawareness about education, employment and children's rights
- High rate of unemployment
- Young girls being forced to become sex workers
- High level of poverty
- High instances of life-threatening diseases without treatment options
- Lack of sustainable livelihoods
Aim of the project
The goal of this project is to establish an evening school to give orphans, street children, underprivileged children and disabled children a better chance in life through providing educational support and motivation, skill games, free tuition and the establishment of a literacy program.
How Evening School helps children & youths
This project is focused on adopting poor rural children aged 5-20 who are not able to go for education because of poverty. Many of these children are bonded labourers or are going to be forced to be bonded labourers and participate in the child labour industry.
How Evening School helps children & youths
This project is focused on adopting poor rural children aged 5-20 who are not able to go for education because of poverty. Many of these children are bonded labourers or are going to be forced to be bonded labourers and participate in the child labour industry.
Listen to Our Children
When I was 7 years old my father abandoned us and that time I was very sad and in spite of telling him to come back he didn't. He married again. My mummy and I were upset. We cooked in the house after 15 days. From then, my mummy is does domestic work and feeds me. My mom can’t send me to school as she is having health problems and is not able to feed us well. I was also about to stop school and go to work to help my mom. At that time, a Madam & Sir from HELP Evening school came to my house and made us realise the importance of attending school. They are helping me now and I am going to school. I have secured the 1st rank in my class.. My tuition teacher has helped me score better marks. I wish to become a doctor someday and help the people in my village.
A.Arvind Raja, HELP Evening School
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Listen to Our Children
When I was 7 years old my father abandoned us and that time I was very sad and in spite of telling him to come back he didn't. He married again. My mummy and I were upset. We cooked in the house after 15 days. From then, my mummy is does domestic work and feeds me. My mom can’t send me to school as... » More |
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