The Constitution (Eighty-sixth Amendment) Act, 2002 inserted Article 21-A in the Constitution of India to provide free and compulsory education of all children in the age group of six to fourteen years as a Fundamental Right. Education for children enhances analytical skills and critical thinking, leading to confidence in making the right decisions and expressing feelings in a better way. Quality education helps in reducing crime, making society a better and more peaceful place to live in. Paavai foundation provides educational support for all children in the home.

Paavai Foundation has well-occupied dormitories, which enable us to accommodate a large number of children in our organization. All dormitories are bath-attached. This helps maintain cleanliness and neatness for children, especially during their menstrual days, making them more comfortable.

Paavai Foundation provides study rooms, ensuring the girls in their care have access to a conducive environment for learning. The study room offers a quiet and structured space for the girls to concentrate on their studies. This is especially beneficial for those who come from difficult backgrounds and may not have had access to such resources. The study room helps them catch up on their education and improve academic performance.

The counselling room is crucial in providing emotional support to the girls. It offers a confidential space where they can discuss their feelings and experiences with trained professionals who can provide guidance and support. This is particularly important for girls who may have experienced trauma or abuse in their past. The counselling room helps them process their emotions and develop coping mechanisms to handle any challenges they may face.