‘These children belong to poor family and their parents work as daily wagers. They might not have enough money to go to big schools, but they have big dreams for sure. I feel happy with whatever little I can do for them. Nothing can be more satisfying than bringing about a change in someone’s life’
“I had such an amazing experience staying here and visiting the Open Hands Education. Everyone was so welcoming and kind. I have never felt so inspired and uplifted before. I think the work done here is so amazing and i wish we could have stayed here longer.
women of India has very hard life specially rural area. They don’t have freedom like men. They are no educated and don’t have skills so they can’t do anything axcept home work and look after kids and they are totally rely on men and live follow their permission and now open hands education trying to educate them. Trying to make difference in their…Read More
You can certainly help! It is a matter of donating a few hundred rupees that you would otherwise spend on something less transformational. Lakhs of children don’t have the luxury that most of us took as ‘given’ – food, good education, shelter & protection from harm. Visit our link. See how we work and what we do.
ope…Read MoreIn many parts of our country, the girl child is still considered a burden. YOU can change this and give her the happy childhood she deserves. Help the girl child get proper education, health, and nutrition and keep her safe and protected. To know more visit our website
http://www.openhandseducation.org
Lives of lakhs of children in India continues to be mired in poverty. There is only one hope and one solution. EDUCATION. It is the single most powerful tool which can help children break the inter-generational cycle of poverty. Support our work to educate a child in need and help shape their future.
For more information please visit…Read MoreOpen Hands Education Sewing Centre was opened in 2017 to provide young women with vocational training as a means to independent livelihood and to help alleviate conditions of poverty within their families. In India and especially in Bihar, many poor lower caste girls remain illiterate and enter marriage as young as thirteen. Sometimes, by the age…Read More
I find your idea incredible, to help this young girls create a job through sewing. Bravo for the creation of this sewing school… and the micro-credit program for the purchase of their machine…. Good continuation… I think other people will be sensitive to your cause….
You can certainly help! It is a matter of donating a few hundred rupees that you would otherwise spend on something less transformational. Lakhs of children don’t have the luxury that most of us took as ‘given’ – food, good education, shelter & protection from harm. Visit our link. See how we work and what we do.
ope…Read MoreOpen Hands Education believes in helping individuals live a life of dignity. To achieve this, our livelihood programmes focus on generating sustainable livelihoods. This is done through capacity building, fostering community links and promoting small businesses. Open Hands Education puts special focus on entrepreneurial ventures, which are owned…Read More
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Bravo for your work.. I have visited your website and your story is very inspiring… The help you bring to the welfare of all these young people in India is remarkable.. Bravo again… I will support your cause….
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Thank you very much for encouragement. And being part of our work. We can’t help everyone but everyone can help someone
Open Hands Education has been working in India for over 1 and half years, focusing on alleviating poverty and social exclusion. We do this through well-planned and comprehensive programmes in health, education, livelihoods and disaster preparedness and response. We also focus on generating and sharing knowledge with diverse stakeholders to…Read More
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Je suis très touchée par cette belle initiative… Faire une école de couture pour aider ses jeunes femmes de l’Inde à se sortir de la pauvreté et aider leurs familles.