Baale Mane
Baale Mane is a long-term home for over 50 girls and young women ages 7 – 21 in a village outside Bangalore. Many of the girls are orphans or have been survivors of child labor, living on the streets, or dangerous family situations. Baale Mane provides a safe and loving environment for the girls, enrolling them in local schools. Baale Mane emphasizes the all-round development of a child. The girls are instructed in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child and are given lessons on their emotional, physical, and sexual health.
Your generosity funds a summer intensive English language program so that the girls can have better success at the English-medium schools they attend. You also provide scholarships for the girls to attend high-quality schools, helping to ensure they can reach their dreams of higher education or job training.
The Kiran Anjali Project supports the Baale Mane program in Bengaluru, a city in southern India.
My scholarship is extremely important to me because it means I can achieve my goals and plan for a better life by elevating myself through education. I want to say thank you to the Kiran Anjali Project and their supporters for helping me to my future.