Education  India Project #34357

A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta

by Calcutta Rescue
Play Video
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta

Summary

Calcutta Rescue aims to open a new school for 350 children from the slums of North Calcutta. The current school is small, dark, and is located in the city's red-light district. The charity recently bought a house with 16 rooms, much more space and a courtyard where the children can play! But before the school can open, the building needs to be refurbished and equipped.

$5,806
total raised
52
donors
0
monthly donors
5
years

Challenge

Most children living in the slums and streets of Calcutta do not have access to schools. Therefore, they have very little chances of escaping an illiterate and uneducated destiny, which will be the same for their families and their future children! Calcutta Rescue wants to break that cycle, change the sad realities of the children in the slums, and give hope.

Solution

Do More, Do Better ! This project will contribute to the transformation of an old building into a new school infrastructure. The objective is to be capable of proposing food assistance, medical care and education for 350 children living in the streets of Calcutta.

Long-Term Impact

This project will serve the neediest and poorest children, provide a child-friendly environment for their future generations, allowing them to learn, to have access to the right medical care, to have a good nutrition, to receive an education and knowledge to rise out of poverty.

Additional Documentation

This project has provided additional documentation in a PDF file (projdoc.pdf).

Resources

Organization Information

Calcutta Rescue

Location: Kolkata, West Bengal - India
Website:
Facebook: Facebook Page
Twitter: @CalcuttaRescue
Project Leader:
Alessandra Chiesa
Kolkata , West Bengal India

Funded Project!

Combined with other sources of funding, this project raised enough money to fund the outlined activities and is no longer accepting donations.
   

Still want to help?

Support another project run by Calcutta Rescue that needs your help, such as:

Find a Project

Learn more about GlobalGiving

Teenage Science Students
Vetting +
Due Diligence

Snorkeler
Our
Impact

Woman Holding a Gift Card
Give
Gift Cards

Young Girl with a Bicycle
GlobalGiving
Guarantee

Get incredible stories, promotions, and matching offers in your inbox

WARNING: Javascript is currently disabled or is not available in your browser. GlobalGiving makes extensive use of Javascript and will not function properly with Javascript disabled. Please enable Javascript and refresh this page.