The proposed project aims to improve educational opportunities and reduce poverty among vulnerable children in the Trincomalee District, particularly in the Town and Gravets, Muthur (especially Ralkuli and Thoppur), and the villages of Kanniya and Varothayanagar. The beneficiaries include children from low-income families, widows’ families, and children with disabilities (PWDs) who face serious challenges such as transportation difficulties, economic hardship, and limited access to educational support. A total of 162 children have been identified through social analysis, including 68 children from two particularly vulnerable villages. Due to ongoing economic difficulties, many children with disabilities risk becoming dependent on the government or relatives if their education is not properly supported; therefore, this project focuses on providing structured evening classes, educational guidance, and continuous care to ensure they can progress academically and build independent futures. Nutritional support will also be provided, especially for physically weak children, alongside activities such as music therapy to promote both physical and emotional well-being. Supporting siblings’ education is also considered important, as it strengthens the overall stability of the family. The project will be monitored and evaluated by appointed officers, and a full-time caretaker-cum-administrator will oversee the functioning of the learning center to ensure quality and sustainability. Evidence from previous monitoring shows that students attending evening classes demonstrate improved academic performance, better use of time and energy, and relief from the financial burden of private tuition. Additionally, participation in structured educational activities fosters positive peer interaction, reduces exposure to social risks such as drugs and harmful influences, and nurtures leadership qualities. In the long term, the project will empower children to become responsible citizens and future community leaders, thereby creating lasting social and economic benefits for their families and the wider society.