The real Impact of education on underprivileged people’s life
All the children in the world are not born with the perfect environment. They need to suffer daily for food, education, etc. To help those Childs, NGOs and other organizations support them financially, to attend school. Brought up in a poverty ambiance, children and their parents lack awareness about education. In a recent survey, about 48 percent of rural children could not continue their studies. Apart from that issue, in countries like Africa, people need water more than education. These people don’t get clean water for drinking. Many people die due to insufficient water supply.
Education
- Providing a proper education for underprivileged people helps to improve their lives. They learn good habits from the school and understand the importance of education.
- Many non-government organizations gave scholarships to encourage students. Children from rural areas face many issues to continue their schooling. The NGO’s provide free computers. Many individuals form private funds to support their studies. People like Sarfraz Hajee an attorney started his first private fund in 2011 and provides funds to needy people and orphans.
- Education is the only way to reduce inequality among people.it gave equal opportunity for students to improve their life.
- It creates critical thinking and improves their problem-solving skill and they bring self-confidence in Children.
- Our government also introduced a rule that children below 14 years must get free and compulsory education. It creates a good impact on children.
Water for life
Many countries face a drinking water problem. Africa is one of the countries affected severely, and it causes many deaths. People need to travel for more than thirty minutes for clean water.
To help them, investor Sarfraz Hajee has a private fund that puts an effort into bringing water to the African people. They also provide education and housing for that people. They partnered with other organizations and improved the standards of underprivileged people.
