World's Children Scholarship Fund
Eliminate poverty through education
Educate Girls – World’s Children Scholarship Fund
90% of our scholarship students are impoverished young women. In the 2020-21 academic year, 278 students in India received college and vocational scholarships. 72 graduated in 2021 with an advanced degree! This is a very successful program that ends poverty.
“Educational achievements of women can have ripple effects within the family and across generations. Investing in girls’ education is one of the most effective ways to reduce poverty.” –United Nations Population Fund


Lubina—Bachelor of Commerce Banking, 2026
Lubina comes from a poor family. Her father is bedridden and has expensive medical treatments. Lubina cannot continue her studies without financial assistance. She and her sister have been living in orphanages supported by WC.
“Lubina is smart and talented but if she doesn’t get any support, she will have to discontinue her studies. Hence, I request your help for her.” –Sister Lourdu Mary

Rajapriya—Bachelor of Science Nursing, 2024
Rajapriyanka has completed two years of her nursing program but she has no funding to continue.
“Rajapriya’s parents passed away when she was three years old. Her aunt has been taking care of her and her younger brother, but her aunt is suffering to fulfill their needs. I request your goodness to help Rajapriya with a scholarship so she can become a nurse.” –Sister Suji
“I hope a World’s Children scholarship can help me do my studies. Without you, nobody will come forward to help me financially. Thank you!”—Rajapriya

Brindha—ANM Nurse-Midwife Course, 2022
Brindha’s father left her mother and their children. Her mother struggles to feed and educate them. Brindha has been living at one of the orphanages supported by WC. She has completed one year of her two year program.
“My ambition is to get a Bachelor of Science Nursing degree but because my mother is unable to help with my support, I am doing the two-year nurse-midwife course and I will try to finish the BSc Nursing degree later. I am asking your kindness to continue my ANM nursing course. Thanking you.”—Brindha

Nambu, Bachelor of Commerce Banking, 2024
“I feel sad to share my family situation with you. I have two sisters. My father is an alcoholic and he is in critical condition. We have no money to do his treatment. My mother is working as a day laborer. May I kindly request that you help me to continue my studies? You are my role model to be kind and generous towards others. Thanking you.”—Nambu