Education

Ambassadors Mission School

Ambassadors Mission School is an educational initiative of Tilaboni Ambassador Charitable Society dedicated to providing quality, child-centred, homely education to vulnerable, tribal and economically disadvantaged children.

The school currently offers education from Pre-School to Class IV in a safe, caring and inclusive environment. Many children study at the school while residing at the Dreaming Centre; it also serves native and local students from surrounding villages, ensuring affordable and meaningful education for the community.

Ambassadors Mission School classroom
What we provide
  • Early childhood education for pre-school children
  • Formal education from Class I to Class IV
  • A safe and child-friendly learning environment
  • Individual attention & supportive teaching
  • Moral and value-based education
  • Co-curricular activities, games & creative learning
  • Educational support for residential children
  • Inclusive education for tribal & marginalised children
Our commitment

No child is denied education because of poverty, family crisis, orphanhood or social exclusion. Through dedicated teachers and community participation, we give each child the knowledge, values and opportunities for a life of dignity and purpose.

Care & Shelter

Dreaming Centres — A safe home

Child-friendly residential homes that provide protection, love, stability and opportunity for vulnerable children deprived of proper family care.

Children enjoying life at a Dreaming Centre
What we provide
  • Safe & secure shelter
  • Nutritious food & clean water
  • Clothing & personal care
  • Formal education & tuition
  • Healthcare & health monitoring
  • Emotional care & counselling
  • Recreation, sports, music & art
  • A loving, family-like environment
Long-term care & education

Children are supported throughout their educational journey — many remain up to Class XII (Higher Secondary). Those with interest and potential are encouraged to pursue college or vocational studies.

For those not continuing formal higher education, ACS offers skill development and vocational training such as tailoring, embroidery, computer basics, handicrafts and agriculture-related skills — helping them become self-reliant and confident.

Transition to independent life

When a child reaches 18 years or above, ACS carefully plans the transition. Depending on the individual's situation, they may:

  • Continue higher education
  • Join a vocational or employment programme
  • Return to family/community with follow-up support
  • Be connected to a safe workplace

Our aim is not merely temporary shelter, but to prepare each child for independent, responsible and dignified adulthood.

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At the Dreaming Centres, children who once experienced neglect, insecurity, hunger or abandonment discover a different reality — a place where they are called by name, listened to, cared for, educated, protected and encouraged to dream.

Help a child dream again

Your sponsorship and donations make shelter, food, education and care possible for children who need it most.