Dear Well-wishers
Greetings!
Despite various efforts, a section of our society remains marginalized, preventing their children from fully benefiting from education. Factors such as poverty, gender inequality, discrimination, stigma, and other forms of social and cultural exclusion continue to hinder their access to learning opportunities.
I invite you to support the "Educate a Girl, Uplift a Generation" initiative. As an individual fundraiser, I seek your generous donation to help provide education for girls, empowering them to break barriers and build a brighter future. Together, we can create lasting change for generations to come.
The funds donated by you through this platform will support the education of 600 girls—300 from families engaged in sanitary work in Bengaluru and 300 from the Lambada Tribal community in Nalgonda, Telangana. These communities face extreme poverty, discrimination, and social exclusion, trapping generations in a cycle of hardship. Without education, these children remain vulnerable to continued marginalization. Your support can break this cycle, empowering them with knowledge, dignity, and opportunity.
By investing in their education, we can uplift entire communities and create lasting change. Together, we can transform lives and build a future of hope and equality.
Regards
Sajeev
A development professional with over 25 years of experience and at present the CEO for Aide et Action (AEA) which is a secular, apolitical, not-for-profit organization established in 1981. AEA India, was registered in 1988 as a not-for-profit entity under Section 25 of the Indian Companies Act, 1956 (currently Section 8 of the Companies Act). AEA’s vision is “Changing the world through Education”, and it’s Mission is to “Ensure access to quality education for the most vulnerable and marginalized communities, especially children, empowering them to shape their own development and contribute to a more peaceful and sustainable world”. AEA’s core program priorities include Early Childhood Care and Education, Access & Quality Education (Primary & Secondary), and Lifelong Learning & Vocational Training. Women’s Empowerment, Inclusive Education, and pressing issues like climate change, peace education, and migration are central & cross cutting priorities to our initiatives. AEA has extensive experience in implementing large-scale and medium-scale projects across various settings, including urban, suburban, rural, and conflict-affected areas, working closely with marginalized, stigmatised and vulnerable communities including families facing discrimination and stigma due to their health conditions (HIV/AIDS, Leprosy, Disabilities), profession (Sanitary Workers, Waste Pickers, Sex workers, migrant workers) or due to their social identity (Scheduled Castes and tribes). AEA also actively engages with populations living in difficult circumstances with support from various government entities, CSR foundations and multi-lateral organisations.
A big thank you to all those who have donated on this page.
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