2/10/2026: created
In the villages of Haryana, a girl's education often ends quietly. She falls behind in a crowded government classroom, nobody helps her catch up, and by Class 8 she is needed at home more than at school. Her brothers keep studying. She stays home and stops learning. Yuva Ekta India Foundation began in 2018 to change that. It started with a few children and remedial classes in a borrowed room. Today our teachers, trained women from these same villages, run learning centres where children who have fallen behind catch up, gain confidence, and stay in school. Most of the children who come to us are girls. But a child can't learn if she arrives hungry, has no notebook, or has never touched a computer. Many of our children come straight from school or from chores at home, without a proper meal. Many families can't afford stationery. And in a world that runs on digital skills, most of these girls have no way to learn them. This campaign keeps our learning centres running for a full year, for about [number] children, most of them girls. It pays for: Teachers: salaries for local educators who teach reading, writing, maths and English every day Computers: new machines so every child learns basic digital skills, from typing to using the internet safely Stationery: notebooks, pencils, books and school bags for every child A daily meal: a nutritious snack or meal at every session, so no child learns on an empty stomach The meal brings children through the door, and good teaching keeps them coming back. The computers show girls what they could become. Together they help a girl stay in school long enough to change what her future looks like. Your donation keeps her learning for another year.