there for children.

The impact of this project is multifaceted: by providing talented young people from financially disadvantaged families with a four-year high school scholarship, it not only fundamentally changes their individual future prospects, but also contributes to social development. International research shows that education is the most effective form of poverty reduction, as it improves income, health and social participation in the long term. The multiplier effect is particularly noteworthy: many alumni later become professionals, entrepreneurs or teachers themselves, thereby actively contributing to the strengthening of their communities. This creates a sustainable cycle of opportunity and responsibility that extends far beyond the individual scholarship recipients.