An Small Impact of Education on a Slum Child

Dear Friends !

Hi, my name is Tarun (Name Changed), and I live in a slum near city. I don’t go to school because I collect garbage to earn some money for my family. My parents struggle to meet our everyday needs, and I want to help them as much as I can. But, unfortunately, I have never been able to attend school, so I don’t know how to read or write. One day, something incredible happened. The RSKS India team members came to our slum and organized a six-days education camp. I was amazed by the idea of learning how to read and write, and I went there every day to attend the camp.

At first, I was nervous and scared, as I had never attended a school before, and I didn’t know what to expect. But the teachers at the camp were very kind and patient with us. They taught us about all the alphabets, and by the end of the camp, I was able to read and write my name. I was so happy and excited about what I had learned. It was like a whole new world had opened up to me. I was proud of myself for accomplishing something that I never thought was possible.

My parents were also thrilled to hear about my progress. They had always wanted me to go to school, but they couldn’t afford it. They were grateful to the RSKS India team for providing me with this opportunity to learn. After the education camp, I started practicing my writing skills every day. I would practice writing my name and other words that I learned at the camp. It was challenging at first, but I was determined to improve my skills. Thanks to the education camp organized by RSKS India, I was able to overcome my fear of learning and develop a newfound love for education. I am grateful to RSKS India for their support and for providing me with the opportunity to learn. They have changed my life, and I will always remember their kindness. I now have a new hope for the future and a desire to continue learning and growing.

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