In a heartfelt initiative to spread awareness of the importance of early education, Adgulsa Welfare Foundation visited the remote village of Soy Sijang in Bano block, distributing 60 school kits to children and engaging with the community on the value of learning from a young age.

The Foundation, known for its grassroots social work in Jharkhand and Bihar, organised the outreach program as part of its ongoing commitment to child development and educational upliftment under its flagship initiative, Swapnadeep—A Ray of School.

During the visit, Foundation representatives delivered an inspirational speech stressing the importance of foundational education, especially in rural and tribal areas where access and encouragement are often limited. “Education is not just about books building confidence, awareness, and a future. The earlier we invest in our children, the stronger their journey will be,” a spokesperson from the team shared.

Local children, parents, and community members enthusiastically attended the event and expressed gratitude for the Adgulsa team’s timely support and motivational presence.

Alongside the kit distribution and awareness session, the Foundation also introduced villagers to its various ongoing initiatives, including:

• Grace & Growth Tutorial Centre under Spark Mind for competitive and remedial learning,
• Swarojgar Silai Centre under Nari Shakti for Women Empowerment,
• Saath, a shelter initiative for older people,
• Paryavaran Prarthana, promoting environmental stewardship and spiritual growth, and
• Its upcoming livelihood-based business initiative is to generate employment for the educated and skilled individuals trained by the Foundation.

The visit to Soy Sijang marks another milestone in the Foundation’s efforts to reach underserved regions and ensure that no child is left behind in the journey toward knowledge and dignity. Through such targeted interventions, the Adgulsa Welfare Foundation continues to live out its core message: Every Life Matters.