I began my involvement with the community in 1996, when I worked as a resource person for four years in DPEP at Chapar Block in Dhubri. During this period, while visiting schools and interacting with the community, I observed that the traditional teaching methods and stakeholders' apathy toward improving the school environment and education system had led to increased school dropouts, child marriages, child labour, and other related issues. This made me realize that to achieve integrated rural development, working with children is crucial, and we are currently focusing on their well-being for the greater development of the society. In the near future, we hope to work on a larger scale in the field of Child Rights and take initiatives in the area of Mental Health. Poor mental health not only impacts a person's ability to lead a fulfilling life but also has severe physical and social repercussions. Additionally, as Dhubri is a food-prone region, with a large number of people dependent on agriculture for their livelihood, we aim to work in the livelihood sector as well. I am grateful to all the supporters and well-wishers who have contributed to our work over the years and urge more individuals to join us on this journey.