Is a remote village accessed via a dangerous unsealed road which only 4 wheel drive jeeps can access. The village has no govt. school facility particularly for girls. Due to its remoteness, it’s on the lowest priority level of government and non-governmental organizations (NGOs). In this village, approximately 75% boys attend primary school while only 30-35% girls go to school. Most of the girls can’t attend school due to the cultural barriers regarding the co-education systems in the existing private school in village. In addition to this, girls’ education is not the priority of the local community in Chirran.

In order to promote the girls’ education, CSP started Tine Girls Model School in village Chirran in March 2022. So far, 76 girls from village Chirran have been enrolled in this school. The local community is happy to send their girls here because it is girls only. Currently, the school is functional in a temporary shelter with no proper infrastructure or classrooms.

CSP, with the support of the funds collected from various places, has started the construction of a new school building. Funds have also been raised for uniforms, books and classroom furniture from Australia.