75 visually challenged girls live and study in an old, unsafe school building. Help build a new school for them

“I started this school, because there were no schools here specifically for visually challenged girls.” says Mr. Dattu Agarwal, founder of Ambubai Residential School for Visually Challenged Girls. He started this school in 2007 in his mother Ambu Bai’s memory. It is currently housed in an old building that is unsafe for the visually impaired children. Mr. Agarwal wants to shift the school to a safer building, challenged friendly building; and he needs your help in raising construction materials for the same. 

Ambubai school started with 4 girls enrolled. Now the residential school houses 75 girls. Since the old school building is not challenged friendly, there’s a constant risk of the students falling or getting injured. Moreover, Mr Agarwal wants to improve the infrastructure of the school too, by adding modern amenities to the building. With this idea, these girls will receive access to much better education. 

The school’s construction work had to be stopped due to lack of funds. They are still operating from the old building. Everyday more and more interested students come in for admissions, but they are being turned away due to the lack of accommodation space. If the new school gets built, Mr. Agarwal can help many more visually challenged girls get an education, which they are otherwise deprived of. 

In order to build this new school, he is in dire need of funds. Your help can go a long way in changing the lives of the girls already studying there, as well as the ones who would join them in the future. Every brick you donate will bring them closer to getting an education, and having a bright future.