Why Donate
Each child undergoes a detailed assessment at enrollment, including developmental profiling, impairment details, and other vital information.
Based on the assessment, they are given admission irrespective of their economic background, many of them given education free of cost. Hence, we are unable to cover the cost of expenditure due to such concessions to the needy poor, although we have always maintained a principle of keeping the managerial roles, purely advisory and not revenue oriented. As such, we have a huge shortfall to continue our existing projects.
This imbalance of our revenues and expenditure is a stumbling block in the development of the school. We need to bridge the gap of this financial restraint. In fact we don’t have any resources to develop & maintain the infrastructural needs too.
Based on the assessment, they are given admission irrespective of their economic background, many of them given education free of cost. Hence, we are unable to cover the cost of expenditure due to such concessions to the needy poor, although we have always maintained a principle of keeping the managerial roles, purely advisory and not revenue oriented. As such, we have a huge shortfall to continue our existing projects.
This imbalance of our revenues and expenditure is a stumbling block in the development of the school. We need to bridge the gap of this financial restraint. In fact we don’t have any resources to develop & maintain the infrastructural needs too.
Ways to Donate:
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In-Kind Support:
We also welcome donations of materials and supplies. Check our wish list from teachers and students (with pictures) to see what is needed most.
Corporate & Grant Support:
Organizations can support through CSR initiatives or grant collaborations.
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