RCO defrays orphans' schoolbag purchases
The Royal Charity Organisation
Manama - Arab World
The Royal Charity Organisation (RCO) has defrayed the purchase value of schoolbag necessities for RCO-sponsored orphans before the beginning of the new school year 2017-2018.
The RCO has always been keen to provide the means and the encouraging environment that will enable the students to achieve academic progress.
The RCO's Schoolbag Project is one form of the educational assistance provided by the Organisation. The Organisation takes care of its sponsored students throughout the year, honours outstanding ones in the various schooling stages up to university, and runs qualifications booster courses to scholarship students besides its annual scholarships programme.
The Royal Charity Organisation also regularly follows up the student progress report and encourages the students to exert more efforts to maintain their academic high-achievement level
source:Bna
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