
Nai Disha – Naya Bhavishya: career guidance for students
Our educational awareness and career guidance campaign for students: education, skills, careers and higher studies.
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Every year 11 lakh children in Bihar leave school before finishing primary education. Since 1984, we have been keeping them in class.
We keep 2,450 children in school across 40 government and community schools.
North Bihar Field Context
When monsoon floods submerge the villages of Darbhanga and Muzaffarpur, entire hamlets turn into isolated islands for weeks. For labouring and tenant families, schooling is the first sacrifice. Classrooms flood, uniforms and books are lost, and children are pulled into irregular farm labour.
MESKP has stayed in these exact panchayats since 1984. Rather than departing after the floodwaters recede, we operate permanent free village bridge classes, organize mobile health screening camps, train youth in skills that earn locally, and empower women through self-help groups.

Free schooling and the support that keeps children aged 3 to 15 in class.

Free health camps and check-ups for women, children and elderly villagers.

Practical skills that help young people and women earn close to home.

Savings, skills and a stronger voice for women in rural Bihar.

Our goal is one million trees for the villages of north Bihar.

Roads, clean water and sanitation, built together with the villages of Bihar.
2,450
children kept in school across 40 schools
920
women in 76 self-help groups linked to bank credit
260
young people and women trained at our vocational centre
30,000
saplings planted and cared for across village land

Pre-primary class, Kathalia campus
“At the MESKP campus Sana learns letters, numbers and rhymes alongside more than 65 other children, at no cost to her family.”
Sana, age 3, Kathalia Village
Few families in Kathalia can afford pre-school. At the MESKP campus Sana learns letters, numbers, rhymes and colours alongside more than 65 other children, at no cost to her family. MESKP has committed to keep her in its free education programme for as long as she wants to study.
A ₹500 monthly sponsorship covers school fees, books, notebooks, stationery and uniforms, keeping a child enrolled and learning year-round.

Free schooling and the support that keeps children aged 3 to 15 in class. ₹500 a month keeps one child in school.
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₹500 a month keeps one child aged 6 to 15 in school, covering fees, uniform, books and stationery.
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Help us plant one million trees. 30,000 saplings have been planted and cared for by village families and students.
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Career guidance and follow-up that help students in rural Darbhanga stay in education and young adults find training and work.
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₹500 a month provides sustained support for fees, uniform, and textbooks, ensuring no child drops out during hardship.
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Students celebrated Independence Day with flag hoisting, songs, speeches, patriotic skits and a prize giving.

Our educational awareness and career guidance campaign for students: education, skills, careers and higher studies.
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Our students potted and planted saplings for the One Million Trees campaign.
Read dispatchVisit families, help at our Kathalia campus or plant trees with us. Our volunteers work in Darbhanga, Muzaffarpur, Delhi and Bengaluru.