Learning that opens doors
The Model School and resource classes bring education and additional learning support into the heart of the community.
Explore the school ↗Our work
Education sits alongside community awareness, women’s empowerment and practical support. Explore the themes that connect our work.
The Model School and resource classes bring education and additional learning support into the heart of the community.
Explore the school ↗Skill-building, adult education and awareness activities support women and girls in discovering their possibilities.
Explore community work ↗Health, hygiene, community awareness and cultural activities connect learning with everyday life.
See the wider work ↗Women & girls
The society’s materials describe adult education, vocational learning and workshops for women and adolescent girls. Earlier activities included stitching and candle-making.
For the current programme schedule or opportunities to contribute skills, speak with the team.
Talk to the team ↗Learning can be practical, creative and shared. Skills, awareness and a supportive community help make room for new possibilities.
Community care
Historical materials describe health camps, hygiene awareness, educational materials, clothing and food-grain distribution, alongside festivals and cultural activities.
These form part of the society’s journey. Contact the team to ask which activities are running now and where support is most useful.
Ask before organising a collection or visit. The team can help match your time, skills or in-kind contribution to an appropriate activity.
Ways to get involved ↗A place for you, too
Bring your skills, your curiosity, or simply your willingness to help. Start a conversation with our team.
The wider programme story
The earlier society materials describe additional academic support for children alongside school-based learning.
Adult learning appears in both the supplied society presentation and the recovered website, connecting education with wider community participation.
Earlier activities include stitching, candle-making and handicrafts. These are part of the society’s historical skill-building work.
Historical activities include health and eye-check camps, hygiene awareness and distribution of everyday essentials.
The earlier materials describe workshops for adolescent girls and awareness on child protection and prevention of child marriage.
Rakhi, Pujo, cultural programmes and school exhibitions bring creativity and shared experience into the community story.
Programme history drawn from the supplied society presentation and archived websites. Ask the team for current schedules and opportunities.
Read dated activities and sources ↗