Help disadvantaged Bengali children + young people

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OrganizationHANDS AROUND THE WORLD
Region Kenya
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ProjectLeader Bridget Higginson


An inspirational man, Alindra Naskar, in his retirement, has started a school and vocational training centre in his home village. Now running for 13 years, the school has grown and has recently achieved secondary status. 500+ children are enrolled and young women are training in sewing and embroidery. Exam results continue to improve rapidly.


Challenge

Until now there has been very little good quality, affordable education available in the densely populated towns and rural villages near the Bay of Bengal. As this is also a multi-cultural area of much poverty, the children have great needs to be met. Many young women too, often still teenagers themselves, are very disadvantaged with no income and without training, and need help to support themselves and their families.

Long-Term Impact

Alindra Naskar has devoted his life to the service of others, both children and adults - first and foremost the women. His favourite saying is: "If you educate a woman, you educate a family".

References

  1. http://www.hatw.org.uk
  2. https://www.facebook.com/HandsAroundTheWorld


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[[Category:Disadvantaged Bengali children and young people lack access to education and basic needs Projects]], [[Category:Education in India Projects]]

[[Category:Disadvantaged Bengali children and young people lack access to education and basic needs Projects in India]], [[Category:Education in India Projects in India]]