The study center in Mehlana, Haryana was started on July 16, 2018. We have an enrollment of 81 students in this center so far. The local government school has agreed for use of its facilities without any rent. The village lacks regular supply of electricity and hence the computer equipment at school goes unused. Chance Foundation provided additional funding for an inverter and batteries to provide power to the computers. This will benefit all the kids who are attending the government school.
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