Support the educational requirements a tribal child

Wayanad Girijana Seva Trust works with children from impoverished tribal communities across Wayanad District of Kerala. The organization runs a residential tribal Vidyalaya where children are sheltered and provided with all needs free-of-cost. The children are aged 7 and above. These children belong to different tribal colonies across Wayanad District of Kerala.

They come from depressing backgrounds as many of their parents are alcoholics and do not educate or care for their children. Wayanad Girijana Seva Trust supports their education and food, at their school. Up to class 8, the Kerala Education Board curriculum is followed; and the medium of teaching is Malayalam. Class 9 and 10 students are taught as per the National Institute of Open Schooling curriculum. Close to 205 students are enrolled in the school.

This donation will be used to meet the requirements of a child at this school, such as study materials, school uniform, footwear etc.

Wayanad Girijana Seva Trust works towards re-schooling school drop-outs among the children from the impoverished tribal (Aboriginal) communities in Wayanad district of Kerala India.

The school is located in Mattilayam, one of the most backward and the most remote areas having a sizable tribal community population. It was started with a view to contributing to the education process on re-schooling school drop-outs and simultaneously giving them vocational training. The organization runs a residential tribal Vidyalaya where children from depressing backgrounds with alcoholic parents are sheltered and provided with all needs free-of-cost.

Mr. Baburaj, the Chairman hails from an orthodox family. He leads a simple life and has been serving this tribal community for 20 years. A graduate in commerce, he left his job at Mumbai to dedicate all his time to serve these people. According to him, this service is a dedication to God as these children are God's own.