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MOM'S SCHOOL
​GIVING EDUCATION
About the Cause
1 in 11 children go to work when they should be in school. When it is hard to afford necessities like food, shelter, and clothing; education becomes a luxury that the poor give up. Illiteracy then leads to further poverty. Donate for child education in India, support them with fees, school supplies, footwear, transport and opportunities to showcase their talents.
Girl Child
Close to 53% of girls in the age group of 5 to 9 years are illiterate. More than 50% of girls fail to enrol in school; those that do are likely to drop out by the age of 12. Sponsor the education of girl children. Support them with necessities like tuition fees, school supplies, footwear, and transport. Educated girls become empowered women who empower societies.
Primary Education
20 Million children in India do not go to school. Millions of children are still denied their right to education because of poverty. Donate for the education of poor children and support them with necessities like tuition fees, school supplies, footwear, transport, etc. Help them build a future that will make them escape poverty passed from generation to generation.
Those in extreme need are usually socially excluded and face a lack of basic necessitates for reasons like living in undeserved areas or social stigma of being affected with an incurable illness. Donate to those in extreme need and help them with resources like food, medical care, livelihood resources, sanitation, education, etc. to enable them to lead a normal life.
Donate to underfunded programs that are doing great work to provide the poor with necessities like food, shelter, education, senior care, and healthcare. These nonprofits are struggling to continue to help people as they are not receiving the necessary support. Help them with their efforts with your donations.
Extreme Need
Under Funded
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Maa Aur Mamta Education
And Charitable Trust
Meena Davda
Director of Development
Mom's School,
New Lotus Colony,
Bhuj, Gujarat, 370001.
+91 98250 18335
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