The hope is that these students will be educated in local schools and being accountable for these borrowed books and with the help of the volunteers they will focus on success in education. Optional

Dighalpatra Academy volunteers raise funds for buying books and distribute them to below poverty level students in the beginning of academic year and recycle the books for approximately three times. The number of students that benefit has grown dramatically in surrounding villages from 288 in 2004 to 830 in 2009. The organization also helps with a variety of students’ needs throughout the year. In between academic years a handful of volunteers store the books in their own place.

This organization has been established in 1987 for socio-educational and cultural progress. This organization take part in different program for literacy campaign for illiterate villagers and women of the villages.