In many rural and economically weaker sections of society, children face significant obstacles in accessing quality education. Financial hardships, lack of parental literacy, and the inability to afford private tuition often leave these children struggling to keep pace with their peers. To address this challenge, the Child Welfare Council, guided by Mr. Romesh Mahajan, established an Evening School at Village Aujla, Gurdaspur.

This special initiative is designed to support children who, despite attending regular school, lack the additional academic support required to excel. The evening school operates after regular school hours, providing free, quality education to children from economically disadvantaged families. Highly qualified and dedicated teachers conduct these sessions, offering personalized attention to each student to help bridge learning gaps.

Currently, 45 children from different academic levels are enrolled in the evening school. These students are not only receiving help with their school curriculum but are also being encouraged to develop confidence, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. The program is structured to create a nurturing, supportive environment where children can learn at their own pace without fear of judgment or failure.