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The Government UP School at Nalukody, Kerala has been providing education to children from financially backward and troubled families for the past 116 years. Though the school gets government aid, most of the infrastructure expenses need to be funded by the school itself. There is also a Kindergarten which is independent from the school, but is crucial since it serves as a feeder to the main school. This section does not get any government aid.

Since the children are from poor families, the school has to provide everything from books, uniforms, bags, umbrellas and even their meals. The Headmaster of the school approached JCI Nalukody seeking support for school uniform for 30 new LKG and UKG students. JCI Nalukody in association with MicroCharity decided to sponsor 2 sets of uniform for these 30 children, along with annual subscription of newspaper and journals for the school.

The uniforms would cost about Rs.750 per child. Total cost for uniforms and subscriptions come to Rs.27,500

Mercy Home is run by Sisters of the Destitute (SD Sisters), housing 20 children between the ages 5 – 18 years. They belong to CWC – Child Welfare Commitee, Thiruvanthapuram registered under the Juvenile Justice Act. These children are studying at St Ann’s and St Joseph’s Girls High School, Changancherry. The home is not getting any grant from the government, and the sisters are currently unable to afford school expenses of these children. A group of well-wishers from the surrounding areas and from their congregation join hands to support them with about Rs. 25,000 per month. But this is barely enough for their regular expenses.

JCI Nalukody along with MicroCharity is extending their support for these needy children. Total fee for this academic year comes to Rs. 50, 000.

The family has already spent Rs. 4 lakhs for his treatment, and is in no position to pay for this surgery. They approached MicroCharity for financial support.

MicroCharity approves fund request for Rs.1,00,000.

Fund Raising closed for this cause. Rs.1,01,000 is raised from 27 micro donations in 6 days

Dolapo’s father Ojo Emmanuel Kolapo is not able to work anymore after he suffered a motor accident. Her mother designs and stiches garments earning a meager sum of 5000 NGN equivalent of Rs.900 per month. She is the only earning member of the family, and has to take care of the children’s education, and their family expenses. The family is finding it very difficult to support Dolapo’s education. Her fee for 3rd year Nursing comes to Rs. 180,000 to be paid as 2 instalments in March and September. Dolapo approached MicroCharity for financial assistance. MicroCharity offered to support her with 2 instalments of Rs. 50,000.

Dolapo scored 75% marks for her 3rd year Nursing, and is in need of our support for the next year. Fee for the 4th year comes to Rs.160,000. She approached MicroCharity for financial assistance.

MicroCharity approves fund request of Rs.50,000.

Fund raising closed for this cause. Rs.50,000 is raised from 7 donors in 29 days. We will be paying the fee to college shortly.