Ajay Uraw’s parents are unable to send Ajay to school because not only are they surviving on a meager income, but they are also living on a property that is not their own. Despite their financial struggle, Ajay still deserves education like any other kid. Help from NCEF will make Ajay’s desire for education possible.

Anita Haluwai has two other siblings. Since her parent’s income was not enough to pay for her school expenses, they have depended on outside support. Anita is eligible for NCEF funding because her poor financial status might prevent her from receiving any basic education.

Asharam’s dedication to studies is shown by his good academic standing and school attendance. He walks an hour daily to reach school. His parents don’t seem to have a reliable source of income and in the past have depended on kin to pay for his educational cost. They do not have a permanent shelter. Asharam is the youngest of the five children. Funding from NCEF will enable Asharam’s family to be more economically stable so he could continue his education.

Laxmi Shah lives with her mother and two older siblings. Her mother is the sole bread earner of the family since her father passed away. Their only source of income is from farming which does not suffice for supporting the entire family with food and basic education at the same time. Laxmi’s mother has had to depend on her kin for financial support. Laxmi Shah has a good academic standing. She wants to continue her school education and funding from NCEF may enable her to do so.

Pabitra Sada’s parents are both farmers. Their meager income is barely enough to feed Pabitra and her younger brother let alone sending them to school. They live under a shabby roof. Funding from NCEF will relieve some of their financial stress and allow Pabitra to attend school.

Rita’s parents are supporting a family of six. Living under a shabby house, her parents earn a tiny income through labor work which is barely enough to cover daily necessities such as food. Rita is the youngest among the four children. Although she is ready to go to preschool, paying for her school fees is out of her parents’ financial reach. Rita is eligible for receiving funding from NCEF to obtain her right to receiving a basic education.

Salina Uraw’s family does not have their own house to live in. Her parents are both laborers from which they earn a meager income causing economic hardship. Without any property and a reliable source of income, Salina’s parents cannot afford to send her to school. Funding from NCEF will provide Salina with the basic opportunity of attending school.

Sanjaya Uraw lives with his parents, three older sisters and a younger brother. His parents are farmers. Due to their financial struggle, they will no longer afford to send Sanjaya to school. With help from NCEF, Sanjaya’s interest of continuing his education can be possible. Sanjaya has a good record of school attendance and is among one of the top half of the students in class.

Santosh’s parents both work as cleaners. Their minimal income and lack of economic security might disable Santosh from attending school. Santosh deserves to be funded by NCEF so he could obtain education like any other kid.

Suman Katuwal lives with his mother and a brother of age six. Her mother works as a laborer and the income she earns is merely enough to support the family and send the kids to school simultaneously. She has depended on her nearest cousin in times of economic hardship. A little bit of help from NCEF will relieve some financial stress and enable Suman Katuwal and his brother to continue their education