Our Story
In 2006, a chance encounter with street children sparked a mission. Our founder began with simple games and lessons in English and math, discovering a hunger for education among children who had no access to school. Renting a small apartment near the slums, a school was born.
To ease parental concerns about lost income, the children learned basic academics in the morning and created bead jewelry in the afternoon, which was sold to support their families. Monthly visits to families built trust, and within a year, parents saw the transformative power of education. Soon, the focus shifted entirely to full-time learning.
Our Journey
In 2010, government regulations required a shift. We transitioned to a tuition center model, offering free morning classes while children attended government schools later in the day.
Today, our team of five teachers operates across two centers, providing education from 3th to 12th grade. We’ve expanded to include stitching classes for women, English-speaking lessons, biblical education, medical aid, and a scholarship program for college students. Soon, we’ll open a library and introduce computer classes to further empower the community.
Our Impact
In 19 years, we’ve educated over 800 students, facilitated life-saving surgeries, and supported families with food packages and other essentials. Our efforts have earned the trust and gratitude of the community, inspiring hope and new possibilities.
We’re proud of our journey and remain committed to creating brighter futures for those who dare to dream.