A scholarship program for indigenous children in South Asia aims to support poor and marginalized students so they can continue their education without financial barriers. Many indigenous families in rural areas of Bangladesh, India, and Nepal struggle to afford school costs, which often leads to children dropping out.

The program provides financial assistance for school fees, uniforms, books, stationery, and other learning materials. It prioritizes vulnerable groups such as girls, children from extremely poor families, and those living in remote communities.

The scholarship initiative also encourages community participation by involving parents, teachers, and local leaders in identifying deserving students and monitoring their progress. This helps ensure transparency and equal opportunity.

The main goal of the program is to improve school attendance, reduce dropout rates, and promote equal access to education for indigenous children. By supporting their education, the program helps build a better future for disadvantaged communities in South Asia.