Samaritans - For The Nation

Project Vidya: Renovation of Government School Building - MPPS Kondaigudem

1. The Problem:
Children from a tribal school were facing severe challenges due to a dilapidated building. The roof was leaking, the walls were damaged, and the classrooms were unsafe during the rainy season. Despite repeated requests from parents and the school management to the authorities, the renovation did not happen.
This situation forced children to study in unhygienic and risky conditions, affecting their learning experience and health.

2. The Turning Point:
Understanding the urgency, we received an official request from the Mandal Education Officer (MEO) to assist in renovating the school building. Realizing the impact on the children’s future, we decided to step in and take immediate action.

3. Our Intervention:
With the generous support of CSR partner – Cubewise Software Solutions Private Limited, we initiated and completed the school renovation project. The work included:
✅ Repairing the leaking roof
✅ Plastering and strengthening the walls
✅ Applying fresh paint for a bright learning environment
✅ Improving the overall structure for safety and comfort

4. The Impact:
Today, the school has regained its shape and spirit!
🌟 Children are now studying in a safe, clean, and vibrant environment
🌟 Teachers are motivated, and attendance has improved
🌟 Parents expressed immense gratitude for bringing dignity back to the school

5. Special Thanks:
We extend heartfelt thanks to our CSR partner, Cubewise Software Solutions Private Limited, for believing in this cause and partnering with us to transform lives through education.

The renovated school was formally inaugurated in the presence of ITDA Project Officer and Sub-Collector IAS Apoorav Bharath, along with the Samaritans for the Nation team, school staff, villagers, and community representatives. Their participation highlighted the collective effort in creating a safe and joyful learning environment for the children.

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Lighting Up Narasingapadu Tribal Habitation