Brotherhood Education Trust (BET) was formed in 1992 in Chennai, India with the aim of starting schools and colleges ,mainly catering to the needs of the underprivileged children.
AIM:
- To provide equal status for the "Untouchable caste" Children with the rich high caste children. The Royal kids are able to sit and study with the high caste children.
- To be self-supportive in the future by generating funds for the children work.
- The Royal Kids to have the chance to enter into medical or engineering college after the completion of 12th grade in Brotherhood Matriculation School.
INSTITUTIONS and ACTIVITIES:
No. |
Name of the Project |
No. of the Project |
No. of the Students |
1. |
Brotherhood Junior college |
1 |
850 |
2. |
School for children labourers & street children |
1 |
300 |
3. |
School for slum children |
1 |
90 |
4. |
School for Tsunami affected children |
1 |
40 |
5. |
Amazing Kids International School |
1 |
40 |
6. |
Montessori Teacher Training College |
1 |
22 |
7. |
Evening schools |
78 |
6667 |
|
Total |
85 |
8009 |
BROTHERHOOD MATRIC SCHOOL
Brotherhood Mission is helping 7631 children to get free education out of which 600 children are receiving food and also shelter apart from free education. Due to lack of education, India is facing many social evils. One of the problems in India is the caste system. Education is the best way to break down this system. For example, we are running an orphanage. Most of the children are the children of lepers and beggars. In normal conditions, they cannot claim to have equal sitting with the high class children, because they come from the untouchable caste society. But today being our own school, these children are placed in equal status.
Also after the schooling, they can enter into engineering, medical and teaching professions. They have a better future. The children of lepers, beggars, prostitutes can never think of this in the normal situation. Everything is free for them now.
The medium of teaching is English. Each school follows different syllabus. Amazing Kids is following the International syllabus.
Rabecca is a thrown away baby, picked up from the garbage. Now she is 4 years old, studying in Amazing Kids International School. She has all the blessings like the children from the affluent community.
If we make a one time investment in schools, then it will give regular income to the mission. Within five years, it will support another mission school in the village. For example, BM Junior College is helping 180 children to get free education and also supporting the slum school in KPK Nagar. We get the money from the rich and give to poor. The new school needs support in the beginning to buy land and construct class rooms and support the salaries for teachers for a few years, then it will start supporting other works.
