often due to the fact that they have to work. Working children are a normal phenomenon in India. They
work and  earn money to contribute to their family’s paltry income.  Often they end up in very demanding or dangerous working conditions 

Thirty per cent of India's population lives in urban slums. Getting children in these slums to school is a difficult task. Keeping them in school is even more difficult. The teeming millions who live in slums, on the streets, near railway lines and in the most uninhabitable parts of the urban conglomerates in India tell a distinct story. A majority of these people -- who form 30 per cent of the Indian population -- are poor migrants who have moved to cities in search of work. While the adults do any work that they can find, most of the children spend their days not in school but doing things like picking rags, hanging around with their parents or simply wandering the streets.

On average, poor children enter school with far fewer vocabulary, literacy, math, and social skills than their middle-class peers. They start off a step behind and never catch up; the gap in academic proficiency follows them to the end of their schooling.

HARNAND FOUNDATION was established to give FREE remedial education to the Children belonging to the Slum area and the underprivileged parents, who can not afford quality education. In all HARNAND FOUNDATION SCHOOLS there are no charges for supplies or any materials or any fees of any nature. It was established by the inspiration given By Mr Harbhajan S Anand and Nand K Anand our founders, who always inspired us to excel and give our best. Before the Schools came to operation the founders passed on and their legacy and wishes inspired us to create the Schools.