Support educational activities for migrant and child labour with tuition centers

Children from migrant families and child labour backgrounds often face serious challenges in accessing quality education. Frequent migration, poverty, lack of educational support, unsafe working conditions, and social vulnerability force many children to discontinue their studies or remain outside the school system.

FMM Social Service Society (FMMSSS) works to support and protect these vulnerable children through community-based tuition centers and educational support programs. Our initiative aims to ensure that every child receives equal opportunities to learn, grow, and build a better future through education.

Our Objective

The program focuses on providing educational support to migrant children, school dropouts, irregular students, and children rescued from child labour. Through tuition centers, mentoring, and awareness activities, we help children continue their education in a safe and supportive environment.

Community Tuition Centers

FMMSSS establishes tuition centers in vulnerable communities to provide after-school academic support for children who struggle to continue regular education due to migration, labour, or poverty-related challenges.

Mainstreaming School Dropouts

Special efforts are made to identify school dropouts and reintegrate them into formal education systems. Our team works closely with parents, schools, and local authorities to ensure continued learning.

Educational Support

Children receive support materials such as: School bags Books & stationery Learning materials Uniform assistance Basic educational guidance

Bridge Education Support

Bridge learning activities help children improve basic literacy, numeracy, communication, and learning skills to match their appropriate school levels.

Parental & Community Awareness

Awareness programs are conducted with parents and communities on:

Life Skills & Child Protection

Children are also sensitized on:

Our Interventions

Impact Created