In the remote villages surrounding Chingjaroi, located near the Myanmar border, access to quality education remains a significant challenge for many children. These regions are marked by extreme remoteness, limited infrastructure, and widespread poverty, making it incredibly difficult for children to attend school regularly.
For many families in these remote areas, schools are often situated several kilometers away, requiring children to undertake long, exhausting, and sometimes unsafe journeys through rugged terrain and dense forests. This daily struggle discourages regular attendance, resulting in high dropout rates and limited educational opportunities.
Establishing a hostel facility attached to the school is a transformative solution. By providing children with a safe and comfortable place to stay close to their educational institution, these hostels eliminate the need for lengthy and challenging commutes. This allows students to focus entirely on their studies, participate in extracurricular activities, and engage more deeply with their peers and teachers.