Gratitude To the one reading this ,
Respected ma'am/sir;
I hope you all are doing good. But ,there are few small creatures striving form food ,drinking safe water,living into a clean environment .honestly ,  I don't know the condition of yours in this pandemic , but there few how face this each and everyday .You feel low, because your's kids are no able to go to the schools/colleges. Though your kids have access to the internet , electronic devices and many more .
For once pip out of your window and let look towards things around us in this way ....like; the population of India is approximately  1,380,004,385 and the big metro cities like pune , mumbai are famous for the poverty illiteracy rate among the slum area is 31% to 45% . Do those kids have any right to get educated , For most slum families, educating their children is the last thing on their minds.
For once think if the condition of slum kids in the metro cities is this what will be the condition of the kids in the developing cities , the town and the villages are in even more worries conditions .The the thinks you read where about the one in big cities the other once are not even provided shelter , food , water the most basic thinks we all struggle for .

The Situation:
More than one-third of the Hyderabad’s population lives in slums
1179 slums have been identified by by GHMC officially.
Slums continue to grow at a rate of 6.06% per annum.
Primary sources of livelihood includes housekeeping, autorickshaws, blue collared work and street vending.

The Children:
Congested habitations and living conditions make academic excellence a challenge.
Education is discontinued at a young age for most children due to financial constraints and safety concerns
These kids are involved in household chores, child labor, child marriages

What we do:
Holistic development of lesser-privileged children.Courses are offered in: Academics, Self-defense, Vocational Training and Personality DevelopmentSpecial focus is laid on: Health and hygiene, Nutrition awareness, career counseling and extra curriculum activities.

The Process:
TKF volunteers visit recognized slum areas, and identify student groups from Govt. schools.Mentors are identified from the same slum, and employed.A “Kalam Centre” is established in a local hall or study space.Mentors provide after-school support to the students for 2 hours per day.Each centre consists of around 25 kids.Attendance is recorded everyday.

How you could help:

Volunteer in our Centers regularly and assist in teaching.
Train our mentors and volunteers and interact with them Quarterly or Half Yearly.
Sponsor as individuals or groups to support a center.