A New Tutoring Class
April 3, 2024
Education | India | South Asia | Sustainable Development | Water | Wellness
This month, we had different activities in Baromasia Village. Lack of sufficient Water is always a problem in the village, with the entire village having only three hand pumps. Even worse, one is out of order, and the other two have very little water or the water is contaminated. We are trying to solve this problem by approaching the local public health authorities, but it is taking time. Meanwhile, we gave training to the village committee on balanced food and the development of the village.
Education of the children is another major concern; therefore, with the consultation of the committee, we have started tutoring classes. We are hoping that more children will join the classes and that there will be significant changes in the area of Education in the days to come.
Thank you,
Written by: Sefaniyal
GHNI TCD Worker
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