Impact
Every monthly donation helps in educating more kids like Payel
Payel Muchaki lost both her parents when she was very young. Payal has three siblings and due to financial constraints two of them have discontinued their education and have started working. She was identified by Tomorrow's foundation and enrolled in school to continue her education.
With the support of her teachers, she has grown to be a confident girl. She is a brilliant student with exemplary leadership qualities. She is provided with accommodation, food, and educational supplies. With nutritious food that she now has access to, her health has also improved considerably. She participates in all the activities of the school and is also very interested in cultural activities.
The facilities provided to her has given her the hope to look forward to higher education.
By donating to this program
You will be sponsoring the benefits for different beneficiaries every month
About The Program
What the beneficiary gets
Program Description
The objective of the project is facilitating the process of finding enhanced career opportunities for an orphan, tribal, out-of-school children through bridge course, mainstreaming, skill development, career counseling and hand holding. Since the children are mostly orphan, Tomorrow's Foundation provides all the necessities for their education like books, uniforms, stationary etc. Regular health camps are organized for all children.
For all-round development, creative, cultural and sports activities are regularly organized. Tomorrow Foundation aims to help these children improve their self-confidence and allow them to establish themselves as dignified citizens of this world. Regular local, national and international exposure programs are conducted so that the children are able to aspire for a much better future and becomes role models in their own communities.
A donation to this program will help an orphan child from Dantewada, Bijapur or Sukma, Chattisgarh that are heavily affected by political violence.
About The NGO
Tomorrows Foundation
Program Updates
Program Updates
19 November, 2019
Kids happily engaged in extra-curricular activities
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Kids happily engaged in extra-curricular activities
23 May, 2019
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Program Update
Bastar project of Tomorrow's Foundation is providing schooling, residential and other related facilities to 100 girls in Dantewada 50 boys in Bijapur who have lost their immediate family in the political violence of Dantewada, Sukma and Bijappur districts. The project already completed an intensive residential bridge course of 18 months, to ease the transition to a formal school education. Now all children are going to the nearby government schools, Kendriya Vidyalaya and English medium private schools. Monthly health camps are organized in the block head office as well as regular check up camps in Dantewada centre. Besides, for all round development, creative, cultural and sport activities are regularly organized. It is TF’s effort to help these children, to improve their self-confidence and to allow them to establish themselves as dignified citizens of this world.
Story from the field
Disha Tamo's mother eloped after her father's death. She stays with her uncle when she goes home. Disha always stands first in her class and she is loved by all her teachers. She wants to become a Teacher.With the help of donation, Disha Tamo is provided with morning Milk/Horlicks, Breakfast, Lunch, Evening Snacks and Dinner. Everyday Green Vegetable, Rice, Dal etc is provided in the main meals. Non vegetarian meals are also provided twice a week (one day Egg and other day Chicken/Fish).
Disha Tamo is also provided with Uniforms, Books, Copies, Pencils, Pens, Examination Fees so that she can be able to continue with school smoothly. She is also regularly provided subject specific remedial teaching every day apart from protected shelter, health care services, and clothes for regular use and equipments for sports. She is also given full opportunity to take part in cultural activities.
| What is the number of beneficiaries/ benefits provided in this program, Year-To-Date | 95 |
| Village/City/State where project is located | Chhattisgarh |
| Total Budget for the project for FY18-19 | 4483932 |
| Total Expenses for the project YTD | 3465615 |
20 February, 2019
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Program Update
Started in 2010 Uttaran - Bastar project of Tomorrow's Foundation is providing schooling, residential and other related facilities to 100 girls in Dantewada and 50 boys in Bijapur who have lost their immediate family in the political violence of Dantewada, Sukma and Bijappur districts. The project already completed an intensive residential bridge course of 18 months, to ease the transition to a formal school education. Now all children are going to the nearby government schools, Kendriya Vidyalaya and English medium private schools. Monthly health camps are organized in the block head office as well as regular check up camps in Dantewada centre. Besides, for all round development, creative, cultural and sport activities are regularly organized. It is TF's effort to help these children, to improve their self-confidence and to allow them to establish themselves as dignified citizens of this world. With the donation every children are provided with morning Milk/Horlicks, Breakfast, Lunch (If not gone to school for holidays and on Sundays), Evening Snacks and Dinner. Everyday Green Vegetable, Rice, Dal etc is provided in the main meals. Non vegetarian meals are also provided twice a week (one day Egg and other day Chicken/Fish). They are also provided with Uniforms, Books, Copies, Pencils, Pens, Examination Fees so that they can be able to continue with school smoothly. They are also regularly provided subject specific remedial teaching every day apart from protected shelter, health care services, and clothes for regular use and equipment for sports. They are also given full opportunity to take part in cultural activities.
Story from the field
Somaru Kashyap, 21 years old, hails from Bhairamgadh, one of the severely Naxal infected areas of Bijapur. His uncle enrolled him in Uttaran Bastar after his father's demise and his mother had left him. Although Somaru was not a bright student, he shows tremendous interest in Football. After completing Higher Secondary Education he took proper training in Football and at present he is working in Bijapur Sports Academy as the Assistant Football Coach.
With the donation Somaru Kashyap was provided with morning Milk/Horlicks, Breakfast, Lunch (If not gone to school for holidays and on Sundays), Evening Snacks and Dinner. Everyday Green Vegetable, Rice, Dal etc was provided in the main meals. Non vegetarian meals were also provided twice a week (one day Egg and other day Chicken/Fish).
Somaru Kashyap was also provided with Uniforms, Books, Copies, Pencils, Pens, Examination Fees.and regular subject specific remedial teaching every day apart from protected shelter, health care services, and clothes for regular use and equipments for sports. He was also given full opportunity to take part in cultural activities.
| What is the expected total number of beneficiaries in this program for FY18-19? | 100 |
| What is the number of beneficiaries/ benefits provided in this program, Year-To-Date | 88 |
| Village/City/State where project is located | Dantewada & Bijapur |
| Total Budget for the project for FY18-19 | 4483932 |
| Total Expenses for the project YTD | 2744266 |
28 February, 2018
Monthly Health Camps conducted at the Tomorrow's Foundation
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The Uttaran - Bastar project of Tomorrow's Foundation presently works with education, residential care, and other basic facilities to 100 girls in Dantewada and 50 boys in Bijapur, all of whom have lost their immediate family in the political violence of Dantewada, Sukma, and Bijapur Districts.
All children attend nearby government schools, Kendriya Vidyalayas and even private English medium schools.
Monthly Health Camps are organized at the head office of each block and regular checkup camps are hosted in the Dantewada Centre.
For all-round development and to improve their self-confidence creative, cultural and sports activities are regularly held.
