This project provided flexible education for children working in glass factories, enabling them to continue learning while accommodating their work responsibilities.

The project established a school with flexible learning hours to ensure that children working in glass factories had access to education despite their challenging circumstances. By adapting class schedules to meet the needs of working children, the initiative helped improve school attendance and reduce barriers to learning. The program provided foundational education, literacy, numeracy, and life-skills training in a safe and supportive environment, encouraging children to continue their education and work toward a better future. Alongside academic learning, the project promoted personal development and awareness of children's rights, helping participants build confidence and expand their future opportunities. By making education accessible to working children, the initiative supported their long-term development and created pathways toward improved livelihoods and a brighter future.