The Mother Teresa Scholarship Program
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Darsshwin S
Age: 7
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Grade: 3
Antonsiya D
Age: 14
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Grade: 8
Remilda R
Age: 13
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Grade: 8
Rithika Sree A
Age: 13
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Grade: 8
Thejaswaroobini S
Age: 10
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Grade: 6
Hill Asmal A
Age: 14
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Grade: 9
Infanciya P
Age: 14
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Grade: 10
Rithiksha X
Age: 4
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Grade: LKG
Jacika J
Age: 15
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Grade: 10
Sriiniya A
Age: 6
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Grade: 1
Sajay N
Age: 16
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Grade: 11
Tamilarasan S
Age: 14
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Grade: 9
Monisha J
Age: 15
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Grade: 10
Losinthu K
Age: 14
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Grade: 9
Sri Nika P
Age: 11
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Grade: 6
Hasini A
Age: 11
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Grade: 6
Marystella J
Age: 15
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Grade: 10
Subhasri A
Age: 14
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Grade: 10
The Mother Teresa Scholarship Program
Education is fundamental to Human Growth and Development
India, one of the largest democracies in the World has a Population of over 1.3 billion of which 27.9% of the people are living below the poverty line.
(Source: Global Multidimensional Poverty Index – PIB Delhi)
The poverty situation in India is a serious problem which requires much attention in the developmental programmes of the country. In the fight to end poverty, education is the most powerful tool available. The literacy rate in India is only at 74.04% which needs to be radically increased to combat poverty.
The Mother Teresa Foundation aims to provide access to equality in education by providing scholarships to the underprivileged; especially to Girl students and first Graduates, through The Mother Teresa Scholarship Program.
The scholarship covers School fees, School supplies, College, Hostel, Transport and Incidental fees and expenses.
To achieve this goal, The Mother Teresa Foundation partners with Government departments, Educational Institutions and like-minded organisations.
Mission : Education for All
Beneficiaries of this program are
- Orphans
- Destitute
- Differently-abled
- Semi Orphans
- Poor
- Visually Impaired
- The Children of Parents affected by terminal diseases
- The Children of Parents - visually and physically affected
- Survivors of various forms of abuse
37% of Global total Illiteracy is in India
60 lac Children are not in School in India
We Aim to achieve Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) - Goal 4 - Quality Education
Reports
PROJECT STARTED ON
June 2010
LIVES IMPACTED
as on 31st Mar 2022
Students Report for the
Academic year 2021 - 2022
Scholarship Program for the academic year 2021-22 | ||||
S.No. | Description | Boys | Girls | Total |
1. | Arts & Science | 38 | 141 | 179 |
2. | Engineering | 16 | 10 | 26 |
3. | Medicine | 3 | 33 | 36 |
4. | Polytechnic | 13 | 3 | 16 |
5. | Anbu Illam | 24 | – | 24 |
6. | School | 60 | 66 | 126 |
Total | 154 | 253 | 407 | |
Updates
Empowering Students from Underperforming Communities
The Mother Teresa Foundation has been playing a
Mother Teresa Foundation Empowers 27 Underprivileged Girls Through Scholarship Program
The Mother Teresa Foundation has always been dedicated
Mother Teresa Foundation Continues to Empower Underprivileged Students Through Scholarships
Saravanan, a beneficiary students of the Mother Teresa
Mother Teresa Foundation Provides Essential Support for Orphan Girls
The orphan and semi orphan girls under the
Mother Teresa Foundation Empowers Vocational Education in Thanjavur through Scholarship Initiative
The Mother Teresa Foundation provided scholarships for the
Mother Teresa Foundation continues to empower nursing students in Thanjavur Medical College through scholarship program
The Mother Teresa Foundation has been helping nursing
Scholarship provided to 26 college students
The Mother Teresa Foundation, through it’s Scholarship Program,
Academic progress review of the beneficiary students in Rameswaram
Since the current academic year is half way,
Providing Scholarship to the mostly deserving students
The children of economically impacted families due to
Scholarships were provided to 33 students
Scholarships were provided under The Mother Teresa Scholarship
Scholarship Provided to a Visually Impaired Student
The Mother Teresa Foundation, under its Mother Teresa
