We all know that education is the key pillar of a society. Quality education is the need of the day. In a developing country like India the importance of education is not well understood to every people. Poor Children go to schools and avail government facilities in terms of food, clothing etc. But the actual objective of learning is always compromised. Being statistically enrolled into a formal school does not ensure a growing rate of literacy in a country, given the numerous other conditions that lead to a huge percentage of drop outs from all the government schools, the statistics of which might go unnoticed. Thousands of children are still far away from a healthy educational environment with an unbelievably huge number of children leaving education midway and most of them are suffering from low learning problem.
OFINS feels the need of promoting quality education among the economically backward section students. We believe that if nourished with proper care and planning, each child will grow up into an immensely potential human being.
Realizing the need of all round development of underprivileged children OFINS has taken up various projects in the field of education.
Our Impact on Education
18500
Education is the right of every child and we are committed to provide free and quality education to every children irrespective of their origin. Our trained teachers always look after every children and help them to discover themselves in their own way. We hope that with with regular and generous contributions from our donors and supporters we will be able to walk steadily towards achieving these goals.
Free & Quality Education
We aim to provide free & quality education with all support through our own education centres.
Distribution of Educational Accessories
Providing all kinds of educational accessories to the underprivileged children for their uninterrupted education.
Book for Study
We provide books and other supports to the underprivileged students to complete their education and fulfil their dreams.
Scholarship
We give scholarships to needy and deserving underprivileged students to motivate and encouraged them in their studies.
Anweshan – Child development Centre
We are working in rural, urban and semi urban areas of North 24 Parganas in West Bengal, India and the people are very poor and living in remote without fundamental facility, they need support for their children education. To provide modern and quality education and support OFINS has started a free primary level school in Badu-Mathgram village in 2017 named “Anweshan-A Child Development Centre”. The project was started with 32 students and now it is 87. We know that the Education is a gift for life and we help underprivileged children to reach school and get a quality education. We believe that every child is extraordinary and can scale great heights if provided with the right learning opportunities. With regular and generous contributions from our supporters, we can walk steadily towards achieving these goals. We are committed to ensuring that all children, irrespective of their origin, can go to school, play, interact and learn with other children of their age. We help children with limited means hone their creativity and skills under the guidance of trained teachers and make persistent efforts to enable them to secure a life of dignity for themselves, their families, and the community at large.
Impact
75 students are getting free education
70% Students are form first-learner families
50% of total beneficiary are girls
85% of total students attend online calasses
Objective
To promote primary education of the poor children of the inaccessible area of the state.
To provide modern and quality education and support.
To promote health and hygiene among the poor village children.
Target Age Group
The target groups are the children of 4 to 9 year age group from poor backward families.
Target Area
The project area covers remote village areas inhabited by the poor people without any financial capability to send the children to schools. The number of dropout and school non-going children is very high due to extreme poverty of the area.
Kamarujjaman and Tanisha!
india
Kamarujjaman and Tanisha are very pretty twin siblings. They are 9 years old and read in class IV. Tanisha stands 1st and Kamarujjaman stands 2nd in their class. Tanisha wants to be a doctor and her brother wants to be a policeman. Their father works as a labourer in a factory. He dreams to give his children best care and education, but extreme poverty turns everything bleak and imposible. OFINS stood beside them and provided the children all educational suport that they could hardly afford.
Now, both the children are regular students of ‘Anweshan-Child Development Centre’. Run by OFINS. They are happy now as they enjoying every moment at their shool. There is a smile on their father’s face as he knows in his heart that one day his children will surely touch the height of success in their lives.
Sk. Aminul!
india
“Every child has a special talent which is needed to identify and nurture from the very early days”
Sk. Aminul is a bright student and now he is studing in class 3. He stands first in his calss. He is obviously the first learner from their family and both of his parents are day labourers. Their child’s education has never been a priority to them.Their main fight is with poverty that has never let them think something big for their son.
OFINS has took the initiative to make these people think about their child’s future. They committed themselve to shoulder the burden of these poor childrens’ education through ‘Anweshan’
Aminul’s parents stood overwhelmed with tears in their eyes when their son stood first in the class. Now they want to do anything required for their child’s education. Now on holidays, Aminul missed his school and his friends Now Aminul will grow and stand on his feet.
Kamarujjaman and Tanisha!
india
Kamarujjaman and Tanisha are very pretty twin siblings. They are 9 years old and read in class IV. Tanisha stands 1st and Kamarujjaman stands 2nd in their class. Tanisha wants to be a doctor and her brother wants to be a policeman. Their father works as a labourer in a factory. He dreams to give his children best care and education, but extreme poverty turns everything bleak and imposible. OFINS stood beside them and provided the children all educational suport that they could hardly afford.
Now, both the children are regular students of ‘Anweshan-Child Development Centre’. Run by OFINS. They are happy now as they enjoying every moment at their shool. There is a smile on their father’s face as he knows in his heart that one day his children will surely touch the height of success in their lives.
Sk. Aminul!
india
“Every child has a special talent which is needed to identify and nurture from the very early days”
Sk. Aminul is a bright student and now he is studing in class 3. He stands first in his calss. He is obviously the first learner from their family and both of his parents are day labourers. Their child’s education has never been a priority to them.Their main fight is with poverty that has never let them think something big for their son.
OFINS has took the initiative to make these people think about their child’s future. They committed themselve to shoulder the burden of these poor childrens’ education through ‘Anweshan’
Aminul’s parents stood overwhelmed with tears in their eyes when their son stood first in the class. Now they want to do anything required for their child’s education. Now on holidays, Aminul missed his school and his friends Now Aminul will grow and stand on his feet.
Khushi – Child Education Support Program
As per UNICEF, 8.1 million Children out of school in India and they are mostly come from rural areas. 95% of Indian children attend Primary level school but barely 55% of them reach to the next level. This is an alarming ratio that needs to be addressed. As per ASER report, learning levels in Government-run primary schools are noticeably low. Also the dropout rate is very high. We know that the Poverty, availability and accessibility of the educational accessories are the three big reasons why children leave their studies midway. OFINS , through "Khushi-Child Education Support Program" is trying to close this gap. The objective of this project is to give support and encouragement to all the underprivileged students in rural area. students from poor families find it hard to afford notebooks and other educational accessories, which are priced exorbitantly. This prompted us to take the initiative.
Impact
2500+ needy students benefited
Over 200 School engaged
50+ villages covered
Parental Participation increased
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Objective
To supply bags, notebooks and other educational accessories.
To reduce the financial burden for education of economically challenged families
To minimise the school dropout percentage in rural area
To support and encourage all underprivileged students in rural area.
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Target Age Group
The target age group are from 4 years and above from poor backward families of rural area.
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Target Area
The project area covers remote villages inhabited by the poor people.
Kamarujjaman and Tanisha!
india
Kamarujjaman and Tanisha are very pretty twin siblings. They are 9 years old and read in class IV. Tanisha stands 1st and Kamarujjaman stands 2nd in their class. Tanisha wants to be a doctor and her brother wants to be a policeman. Their father works as a labourer in a factory. He dreams to give his children best care and education, but extreme poverty turns everything bleak and imposible. OFINS stood beside them and provided the children all educational suport that they could hardly afford.
Now, both the children are regular students of ‘Anweshan-Child Development Centre’. Run by OFINS. They are happy now as they enjoying every moment at their shool. There is a smile on their father’s face as he knows in his heart that one day his children will surely touch the height of success in their lives.
Sk. Aminul!
india
“Every child has a special talent which is needed to identify and nurture from the very early days”
Sk. Aminul is a bright student and now he is studing in class 3. He stands first in his calss. He is obviously the first learner from their family and both of his parents are day labourers. Their child’s education has never been a priority to them.Their main fight is with poverty that has never let them think something big for their son.
OFINS has took the initiative to make these people think about their child’s future. They committed themselve to shoulder the burden of these poor childrens’ education through ‘Anweshan’
Aminul’s parents stood overwhelmed with tears in their eyes when their son stood first in the class. Now they want to do anything required for their child’s education. Now on holidays, Aminul missed his school and his friends Now Aminul will grow and stand on his feet.
Kamarujjaman and Tanisha!
india
Kamarujjaman and Tanisha are very pretty twin siblings. They are 9 years old and read in class IV. Tanisha stands 1st and Kamarujjaman stands 2nd in their class. Tanisha wants to be a doctor and her brother wants to be a policeman. Their father works as a labourer in a factory. He dreams to give his children best care and education, but extreme poverty turns everything bleak and imposible. OFINS stood beside them and provided the children all educational suport that they could hardly afford.
Now, both the children are regular students of ‘Anweshan-Child Development Centre’. Run by OFINS. They are happy now as they enjoying every moment at their shool. There is a smile on their father’s face as he knows in his heart that one day his children will surely touch the height of success in their lives.
Sk. Aminul!
india
“Every child has a special talent which is needed to identify and nurture from the very early days”
Sk. Aminul is a bright student and now he is studing in class 3. He stands first in his calss. He is obviously the first learner from their family and both of his parents are day labourers. Their child’s education has never been a priority to them.Their main fight is with poverty that has never let them think something big for their son.
OFINS has took the initiative to make these people think about their child’s future. They committed themselve to shoulder the burden of these poor childrens’ education through ‘Anweshan’
Aminul’s parents stood overwhelmed with tears in their eyes when their son stood first in the class. Now they want to do anything required for their child’s education. Now on holidays, Aminul missed his school and his friends Now Aminul will grow and stand on his feet.
Sushen Memorial Scholarship
“If the poor boy cannot come to education, education must go to him”. This quote by Swami Vivekananda very aptly enforces our responsibility toward providing education for all. Education is crucial for the overall growth and development of a child, more so for a financially underprivileged one. We, as the privileged ones, ought to have a sense of responsibility for the betterment of those less fortunate. For a deserving student, economic difficulty should not be a barrier to be deprived of an education. Through our scholarship program we provide financial-aid to meritorious students from underprivileged backgrounds, from Class V up-to Higher Secondary level. This scholarship encourages the student as well as their family to pursue higher education or non-formal or technical education to make a carrier out of that. The students need to participate in the Sushen Memorial Merit Test to get the scholarship. First 10 successful students are awarded with the scholarship.
Impact
31500+ students participated
Over 100 schools covered
100+ Scholarship
50+ teachers in our examiner panel
Objective
To help the meritorious students continue their studies through formal/ general and non-formal/ technical/ other educational way.
To encourage the families to continue the studies of their children.
Target Age Group
The target age group are of students from 10 to 18 years.
Target Area
Barasat Block I & Barasat Block II, others parts of North 24 Parganas
Kamarujjaman and Tanisha!
india
Kamarujjaman and Tanisha are very pretty twin siblings. They are 9 years old and read in class IV. Tanisha stands 1st and Kamarujjaman stands 2nd in their class. Tanisha wants to be a doctor and her brother wants to be a policeman. Their father works as a labourer in a factory. He dreams to give his children best care and education, but extreme poverty turns everything bleak and imposible. OFINS stood beside them and provided the children all educational suport that they could hardly afford.
Now, both the children are regular students of ‘Anweshan-Child Development Centre’. Run by OFINS. They are happy now as they enjoying every moment at their shool. There is a smile on their father’s face as he knows in his heart that one day his children will surely touch the height of success in their lives.
Sk. Aminul!
india
“Every child has a special talent which is needed to identify and nurture from the very early days”
Sk. Aminul is a bright student and now he is studing in class 3. He stands first in his calss. He is obviously the first learner from their family and both of his parents are day labourers. Their child’s education has never been a priority to them.Their main fight is with poverty that has never let them think something big for their son.
OFINS has took the initiative to make these people think about their child’s future. They committed themselve to shoulder the burden of these poor childrens’ education through ‘Anweshan’
Aminul’s parents stood overwhelmed with tears in their eyes when their son stood first in the class. Now they want to do anything required for their child’s education. Now on holidays, Aminul missed his school and his friends Now Aminul will grow and stand on his feet.
Kamarujjaman and Tanisha!
india
Kamarujjaman and Tanisha are very pretty twin siblings. They are 9 years old and read in class IV. Tanisha stands 1st and Kamarujjaman stands 2nd in their class. Tanisha wants to be a doctor and her brother wants to be a policeman. Their father works as a labourer in a factory. He dreams to give his children best care and education, but extreme poverty turns everything bleak and imposible. OFINS stood beside them and provided the children all educational suport that they could hardly afford.
Now, both the children are regular students of ‘Anweshan-Child Development Centre’. Run by OFINS. They are happy now as they enjoying every moment at their shool. There is a smile on their father’s face as he knows in his heart that one day his children will surely touch the height of success in their lives.
Sk. Aminul!
india
“Every child has a special talent which is needed to identify and nurture from the very early days”
Sk. Aminul is a bright student and now he is studing in class 3. He stands first in his calss. He is obviously the first learner from their family and both of his parents are day labourers. Their child’s education has never been a priority to them.Their main fight is with poverty that has never let them think something big for their son.
OFINS has took the initiative to make these people think about their child’s future. They committed themselve to shoulder the burden of these poor childrens’ education through ‘Anweshan’
Aminul’s parents stood overwhelmed with tears in their eyes when their son stood first in the class. Now they want to do anything required for their child’s education. Now on holidays, Aminul missed his school and his friends Now Aminul will grow and stand on his feet.
Hi! I'm Tania Ghosh,
india
LIt would have been almost impossible for me to continue my studies after my Madhyamik exam.as my father could not afford buying all those books of higher secondary course. It was OFINS who not only provided me with most of the required books but also promised me to provide me with all kind of support that I would require for my education. Thank you team OFINS.
Pragati-Book Bank
OFINS set up a free-of-cost book bank in 2003 to support the cause of students from disadvantaged sections to enable them to expand their frontiers of knowledge and achieve their academic and career goals. Since the area is mainly inhabited by poor and lower-middle-class families, the book bank has been effective to provide relief for the students who cannot afford to buy books. From time to time examination fees for the poor students have also been provided by the organization. Initially we used to collect used books by door-to-door collection, but due to frequent change in syllabus and curriculam we now provide new books to the needy students of class IX to XII and higher classes as per their requirement. At least 100 students from different classes get benefited from this project every year. We also provide financial help to the best of our capacity to the students who cannot pay their school fees due to extreme poverty.
Impact
Book Bank now has 300+ text books
2000+ students benefited
Over 30 schools engaged
Door-to-Door Campaign
Objective
To provide free text book to the needy students for their studies
To provide school fees for the economically backward students.
To provide service to the needy studentsto successfully compete their educational pursuit
Target Age Group
The target age group are of students from 10 to 18 years.
Target Area
Barasat Block I & Barasat Block II, others parts of North 24 Parganas
Kamarujjaman and Tanisha!
india
Kamarujjaman and Tanisha are very pretty twin siblings. They are 9 years old and read in class IV. Tanisha stands 1st and Kamarujjaman stands 2nd in their class. Tanisha wants to be a doctor and her brother wants to be a policeman. Their father works as a labourer in a factory. He dreams to give his children best care and education, but extreme poverty turns everything bleak and imposible. OFINS stood beside them and provided the children all educational suport that they could hardly afford.
Now, both the children are regular students of ‘Anweshan-Child Development Centre’. Run by OFINS. They are happy now as they enjoying every moment at their shool. There is a smile on their father’s face as he knows in his heart that one day his children will surely touch the height of success in their lives.
Sk. Aminul!
india
“Every child has a special talent which is needed to identify and nurture from the very early days”
Sk. Aminul is a bright student and now he is studing in class 3. He stands first in his calss. He is obviously the first learner from their family and both of his parents are day labourers. Their child’s education has never been a priority to them.Their main fight is with poverty that has never let them think something big for their son.
OFINS has took the initiative to make these people think about their child’s future. They committed themselve to shoulder the burden of these poor childrens’ education through ‘Anweshan’
Aminul’s parents stood overwhelmed with tears in their eyes when their son stood first in the class. Now they want to do anything required for their child’s education. Now on holidays, Aminul missed his school and his friends Now Aminul will grow and stand on his feet.
Kamarujjaman and Tanisha!
india
Kamarujjaman and Tanisha are very pretty twin siblings. They are 9 years old and read in class IV. Tanisha stands 1st and Kamarujjaman stands 2nd in their class. Tanisha wants to be a doctor and her brother wants to be a policeman. Their father works as a labourer in a factory. He dreams to give his children best care and education, but extreme poverty turns everything bleak and imposible. OFINS stood beside them and provided the children all educational suport that they could hardly afford.
Now, both the children are regular students of ‘Anweshan-Child Development Centre’. Run by OFINS. They are happy now as they enjoying every moment at their shool. There is a smile on their father’s face as he knows in his heart that one day his children will surely touch the height of success in their lives.
Sk. Aminul!
india
“Every child has a special talent which is needed to identify and nurture from the very early days”
Sk. Aminul is a bright student and now he is studing in class 3. He stands first in his calss. He is obviously the first learner from their family and both of his parents are day labourers. Their child’s education has never been a priority to them.Their main fight is with poverty that has never let them think something big for their son.
OFINS has took the initiative to make these people think about their child’s future. They committed themselve to shoulder the burden of these poor childrens’ education through ‘Anweshan’
Aminul’s parents stood overwhelmed with tears in their eyes when their son stood first in the class. Now they want to do anything required for their child’s education. Now on holidays, Aminul missed his school and his friends Now Aminul will grow and stand on his feet.
Hi! I'm Tania Ghosh,
india
LIt would have been almost impossible for me to continue my studies after my Madhyamik exam.as my father could not afford buying all those books of higher secondary course. It was OFINS who not only provided me with most of the required books but also promised me to provide me with all kind of support that I would require for my education. Thank you team OFINS.
Educational Workshop & Career Counselling
In remote villages students kwon nothing about the career alternatives and develop career plans best suited to them than the urban students. Our effort only is to make aware of the various ways of career options, so that the students can lead their career through. Educational workshop and seminar on career counseling is being conducted by the organization, mainly for the students at age-group of 16 to 21+ years. Renowned educationists, placement faculties from different technical collages & experts from different fields like Engineering, Law, Art, Govt. & Non-Govt. sectors have paid their valuable visits providing important information about different ways to choose their career correctly.
Impact
32+ Workshop & Seminar Conducted
Over 3500+ students benefited
Over 23 educational institution engaged
25+ Expertise from different fields
Objective
To help the total development of students.
To help in the proper choice of courses as per quality.
To help in the proper choice of careers.
To help the students in vocational development.
To identify and motivate the students from weaker sections of society
Target Age Group
The target age group of children are from 16 to 21+ years.
Target Area
Barasat Block I & Barasat Block II, others parts of North 24 Parganas
Kamarujjaman and Tanisha!
india
Kamarujjaman and Tanisha are very pretty twin siblings. They are 9 years old and read in class IV. Tanisha stands 1st and Kamarujjaman stands 2nd in their class. Tanisha wants to be a doctor and her brother wants to be a policeman. Their father works as a labourer in a factory. He dreams to give his children best care and education, but extreme poverty turns everything bleak and imposible. OFINS stood beside them and provided the children all educational suport that they could hardly afford.
Now, both the children are regular students of ‘Anweshan-Child Development Centre’. Run by OFINS. They are happy now as they enjoying every moment at their shool. There is a smile on their father’s face as he knows in his heart that one day his children will surely touch the height of success in their lives.
Sk. Aminul!
india
“Every child has a special talent which is needed to identify and nurture from the very early days”
Sk. Aminul is a bright student and now he is studing in class 3. He stands first in his calss. He is obviously the first learner from their family and both of his parents are day labourers. Their child’s education has never been a priority to them.Their main fight is with poverty that has never let them think something big for their son.
OFINS has took the initiative to make these people think about their child’s future. They committed themselve to shoulder the burden of these poor childrens’ education through ‘Anweshan’
Aminul’s parents stood overwhelmed with tears in their eyes when their son stood first in the class. Now they want to do anything required for their child’s education. Now on holidays, Aminul missed his school and his friends Now Aminul will grow and stand on his feet.
Kamarujjaman and Tanisha!
india
Kamarujjaman and Tanisha are very pretty twin siblings. They are 9 years old and read in class IV. Tanisha stands 1st and Kamarujjaman stands 2nd in their class. Tanisha wants to be a doctor and her brother wants to be a policeman. Their father works as a labourer in a factory. He dreams to give his children best care and education, but extreme poverty turns everything bleak and imposible. OFINS stood beside them and provided the children all educational suport that they could hardly afford.
Now, both the children are regular students of ‘Anweshan-Child Development Centre’. Run by OFINS. They are happy now as they enjoying every moment at their shool. There is a smile on their father’s face as he knows in his heart that one day his children will surely touch the height of success in their lives.
Sk. Aminul!
india
“Every child has a special talent which is needed to identify and nurture from the very early days”
Sk. Aminul is a bright student and now he is studing in class 3. He stands first in his calss. He is obviously the first learner from their family and both of his parents are day labourers. Their child’s education has never been a priority to them.Their main fight is with poverty that has never let them think something big for their son.
OFINS has took the initiative to make these people think about their child’s future. They committed themselve to shoulder the burden of these poor childrens’ education through ‘Anweshan’
Aminul’s parents stood overwhelmed with tears in their eyes when their son stood first in the class. Now they want to do anything required for their child’s education. Now on holidays, Aminul missed his school and his friends Now Aminul will grow and stand on his feet.
Hi! I'm Tania Ghosh,
india
LIt would have been almost impossible for me to continue my studies after my Madhyamik exam.as my father could not afford buying all those books of higher secondary course. It was OFINS who not only provided me with most of the required books but also promised me to provide me with all kind of support that I would require for my education. Thank you team OFINS.
Good Touch Bad Touch Education
Increasing cases of rape, sexual assault, molestation has actually raised the concern of parents. Our kids are not safe in day care, schools, neighbour, and friends place or even in family. So it’s very important to introduce them with the concept of Good touch and Bad touch. Somewhere little kids are the easy target for such psycho criminals. Thus it’s not only the duty of parents but teachers and NGOs too to have session where they can educate kids about good touch and bad touch and also the steps they can take for their safety. As an initiative to educate children about good and bad touch an educational programme is being conducted OFINS. Our experts teach children through a friendly manner with various interactive activities, video, slide show and quiz.
Impact
300+ students participate
500+ parents engaged
Over 11 schools covered
% of awareness among students & parents increased
Objective
To teach the concept of good touches and bad touches.
To teach the body safety rules and understanding of sexual abuse.
To make clear children’s comprehension about touches that are sexual abuse torches versus non-sexual abuse touches.
Target Age Group
The target age group of children are from 7 to 14 years.
Target Area
Barasat Block I & Barasat Block II, others parts of North 24 Parganas
Kamarujjaman and Tanisha!
india
Kamarujjaman and Tanisha are very pretty twin siblings. They are 9 years old and read in class IV. Tanisha stands 1st and Kamarujjaman stands 2nd in their class. Tanisha wants to be a doctor and her brother wants to be a policeman. Their father works as a labourer in a factory. He dreams to give his children best care and education, but extreme poverty turns everything bleak and imposible. OFINS stood beside them and provided the children all educational suport that they could hardly afford.
Now, both the children are regular students of ‘Anweshan-Child Development Centre’. Run by OFINS. They are happy now as they enjoying every moment at their shool. There is a smile on their father’s face as he knows in his heart that one day his children will surely touch the height of success in their lives.
Sk. Aminul!
india
“Every child has a special talent which is needed to identify and nurture from the very early days”
Sk. Aminul is a bright student and now he is studing in class 3. He stands first in his calss. He is obviously the first learner from their family and both of his parents are day labourers. Their child’s education has never been a priority to them.Their main fight is with poverty that has never let them think something big for their son.
OFINS has took the initiative to make these people think about their child’s future. They committed themselve to shoulder the burden of these poor childrens’ education through ‘Anweshan’
Aminul’s parents stood overwhelmed with tears in their eyes when their son stood first in the class. Now they want to do anything required for their child’s education. Now on holidays, Aminul missed his school and his friends Now Aminul will grow and stand on his feet.
Kamarujjaman and Tanisha!
india
Kamarujjaman and Tanisha are very pretty twin siblings. They are 9 years old and read in class IV. Tanisha stands 1st and Kamarujjaman stands 2nd in their class. Tanisha wants to be a doctor and her brother wants to be a policeman. Their father works as a labourer in a factory. He dreams to give his children best care and education, but extreme poverty turns everything bleak and imposible. OFINS stood beside them and provided the children all educational suport that they could hardly afford.
Now, both the children are regular students of ‘Anweshan-Child Development Centre’. Run by OFINS. They are happy now as they enjoying every moment at their shool. There is a smile on their father’s face as he knows in his heart that one day his children will surely touch the height of success in their lives.
Sk. Aminul!
india
“Every child has a special talent which is needed to identify and nurture from the very early days”
Sk. Aminul is a bright student and now he is studing in class 3. He stands first in his calss. He is obviously the first learner from their family and both of his parents are day labourers. Their child’s education has never been a priority to them.Their main fight is with poverty that has never let them think something big for their son.
OFINS has took the initiative to make these people think about their child’s future. They committed themselve to shoulder the burden of these poor childrens’ education through ‘Anweshan’
Aminul’s parents stood overwhelmed with tears in their eyes when their son stood first in the class. Now they want to do anything required for their child’s education. Now on holidays, Aminul missed his school and his friends Now Aminul will grow and stand on his feet.
Hi! I'm Tania Ghosh,
india
LIt would have been almost impossible for me to continue my studies after my Madhyamik exam.as my father could not afford buying all those books of higher secondary course. It was OFINS who not only provided me with most of the required books but also promised me to provide me with all kind of support that I would require for my education. Thank you team OFINS.