The director and founder of HHHS, Shadab Hassan said,” "Now that the kids started coming to school, the authorities made use of whatever amenities they could arrange for and created a makeshift classroom for the kids in a semi-constructed building in the residential premises of the school," reports Rediff.com.

From books to school uniforms, school fees to school vans, they provided the children with everything so that they don’t have to worry about anything and they can shift their focus easily on their school and get educated.

Hassan introduced the concepts of Live Classrooms where children are taught with video conferencing and totally free education. Hassan explains, “India being a densely populated country, it is quite common to find more than three to four children in a family. Typically, only one or two get an education, the rest are sent to work to bring in extra income," reports Rediff.com.

Moreover Hassan has expanded his programs to teach the mothers too, he took this initiative as a program named ‘'Maatri’' that aims at women empowerment in various fields. They educate women regarding health care, proper sanitation and other basic knowledge required.

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