Learning Garden Initiative
This isn't just a project; it's a lifeline for the neglected ones.
Overview
In the heart of Bayalbas, Sarlahi, 'Learning Garden Initiative' emerges as a beacon of education & support for children. The proposed project aims to uplift about 100 Dalit children and indirectly their families, by establishing a two-story childcare center with four classrooms, two toilets, & a small office for the teachers. Besides, the project will not only assist the children by providing nutritious meal once daily, but also ensures a nurturing environment where they can thrive through various other support mechanisms.
We are assured that the ripple effect of this project will extend beyond immediate relief, nurturing roots that run deep, empowering the Dalit children to grow stronger & better-equipped to face the challenges ahead. For parents grappling with extreme poverty, the burden eases as their children receive additional quality education and care at the center. This project will not only make a tangible impact on the young lives but also contribute to the foundation of a resilient community. It can furnish the roots for a brighter tomorrow.
Key Info
Situational Analysis
The area has experienced rapid growth over the last few years, yet the gap between the rich and poor especially persists. In particular, marked by a high number of Ultra Poor (UP), Bayalbas faces multidimensional poverty, including a lack of basic necessities, illiteracy, physical disability, and ill-treatment by "higher-class" members. Similarly, drug addiction among youths & child marriage are other burning issues of the area.
The key data highlights the challenging living conditions of 173 households classified as Ultra Poor in a total of 802 households. There are hundreds of children who don't go to school.
Crucial Issues in the Area
Project Objectives
Outcomes
Sustainability
The sustainability of this project rests mostly on a synergetic partnership among project staff, community members, volunteers, & local authorities. The project management team will ensure that this partnership is sustained through constant dialogue & communication. There will be a set of sustainability regulations such as agreements between the project management team and the community to ensure that the project will be continued. Linkage will be created with local stakeholders including schools and clubs for future support. This is possible as children groomed by us will be sent to school, which benefits the school as well.
Call to Action
Join us in creating a lasting impact on the lives of these children. Your support in reaching our fundraising goal of $44,000 will contribute to the realization of the Learning Garden Initiative. Together, let's build a brighter tomorrow for the children of Bayalbas, Sarlahi.
Budget Requirement
| # | Item | Cost (USD) | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 100 Pairs of Shoes | $900 | One-time |
| 2 | 100 Complete Pen Set / Geometry Boxes | $200 | One-time |
| 3 | First Aid Kit (2 Sets) | $150 | One-time |
| 4 | Daily Food Program (One Year) | $8,700 | Annual |
| 5 | Water Purifier (Aqua-guard) | $250 | One-time |
| 6 | Musical Instruments / Sports Items | $350 | One-time |
| 7 | New 2-Story Building (4 rooms, 1 office, 2 toilets) | $25,000 | One-time |
| 8 | Volunteer Allowance for 4 Teachers (1 Year) | $1,200 | Annual |
| 9 | Miscellaneous (Transportation, Travel, Legal) | $650 | One-time |
| Subtotal | $37,400 | ||
| Administrative (15%)Stipend, office supplies, monitoring, supervision, communications & other support | $6,600 | ||
| Grand Total | $44,000 |
Fundraising Progress
27% of goal reached
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