A testament to determination and sheer willpower, JAAGO Foundation School students are ready for their SSC exam
The halls of JAAGO Foundation Schools bustle with anticipation and excitement as 35 of our bright students get ready for the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) exam. These young champions are about to embark on a journey that signifies more than just an academic milestone. As they clutch their admit cards for the SSC exam, these students carry with them the hopes and dreams of their families and their communities and a testament to the transformative power of education.
It’s a remarkable journey for these students, hailing from marginalised communities where access to education was once a distant dream. Yet, here they stand, on the threshold of success, defying the odds and rewriting their destinies with every stroke of the pen. Their stories serve as a ray of hope, illuminating the path for countless others who dare to dream beyond the confines of circumstance.
Among these students are tales of resilience, determination, and perseverance. Take, for instance, the story of Nusrat, whose family struggled to make ends meet. Nusrat’s father was a rickshaw puller and the sole earning member of a family of seven. Despite trying hard, he often faced challenges to put food on their plates. But Nusrat never let her financial hardships overcome her passion for learning.
With the support of JAAGO Foundation and her sponsor guardian, she not only received access to quality education but also the encouragement to chase her dreams relentlessly. Today, as Nusrat prepares to sit for her SSC exam, she embodies the spirit of resilience, proving that with dedication and support, anything is possible.
Similar is the journey of Rafi. Growing up in poverty, Rafi’s family could barely afford the necessities, let alone invest in his education. However, fueled by a burning desire to break free from the cycle of poverty, Rafi refused to let circumstances define his future. He believed in the power of education and utilised the guidance and resources he received in his pursuit of knowledge properly.
Today, as Rafi prepares for his SSC exam, he stands as a symbol of courage and determination, inspiring others to believe in the possibility of change.
These stories are not just isolated incidents but reflections of a larger truth: that education has the power to transform lives, uplift communities, and break the chains of poverty. Beyond imparting knowledge, education instils confidence, fosters critical thinking, and empowers individuals to become agents of change in their own right.
As we marvel at the accomplishments of these students, let us also reflect on the role each of us can play in shaping a brighter future for generations to come. By sponsoring a child with JAAGO Foundation, you can be a catalyst for change, offering hope and opportunity to those who need it most. Your support can provide children from marginalised communities access to education, healthcare, and essential resources enabling children to realise their full potential and build a better tomorrow for themselves and their communities.
To sponsor a child, visit: https://jaago.com.bd/sponsor-a-child
In the spirit of compassion and solidarity, let us join hands to pave the way for a world where every child has the opportunity to thrive and succeed. Together, we can harness the transformative power of education to create a future filled with promise, possibilities, and endless opportunities for all.
**Under the child safeguarding policy, the students’ names and pictures may have been changed.
FAQs:
How much do I have to contribute?
Answer: Each sponsor has to contribute BDT 2500 or approximately $27 to Sponsor A Child.
How Frequently do I have to donate?
Answer: The donations are received on a monthly basis.
Do I have any say in the child selection process?
Answer: Yes, you can request the type of child you would like to sponsor or choose from the child profiles provided.
Is the process transparent?
Answer: Yes. Sponsors receive result cards, progress reports, etc., to evaluate their sponsored child’s performance.
Can I meet the child I am sponsoring?
Answer: Yes. Every sponsor can meet their sponsored child.