Turning Pages, Transforming Lives – Building a Library for Underprivileged Tribal Students in Chandel
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600
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Know more about us
Who we are
Anallon Christian Development Committee (ACDC) is a non-profit, non-political, and non-communal voluntary organization based in Chandel District, Manipur. Established with the vision of promoting holistic community development, ACDC works for the social, educational, economic, cultural, and vocational empowerment of marginalized rural tribal communities in Northeast India. The organization is registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860, and is committed to improving the quality of life of disadvantaged populations through sustainable development initiatives.
Over the years, ACDC has successfully implemented numerous projects in education, community development, cultural preservation, child welfare, women empowerment, and livelihood promotion with support from government agencies and development partners. The organization sponsors and manages Anallon Christian Institute, a pioneering educational institution serving underprivileged tribal students since 1975. ACDC is also implementing the Chandel Museum Project to preserve and promote the rich cultural heritage of indigenous tribes. Through its dedicated efforts, ACDC continues to foster inclusive growth, education, and community resilience.Our work and its impact
Anallon Christian Development Committee (ACDC) is a non-profit, non-political, and non-communal organization dedicated to the welfare and development of rural tribal communities in Chandel District, Manipur, and Northeast India. Established with a vision of empowering marginalized communities, ACDC works in the areas of education, community development, cultural preservation, child welfare, women empowerment, and livelihood promotion.
One of its major contributions is the sponsorship and management of Anallon Christian Institute, which has been providing quality education to underprivileged tribal students since 1975. ACDC also implements projects that promote social inclusion, skill development, and sustainable livelihoods. The organization is currently developing the Chandel Museum to preserve and showcase the rich cultural heritage of the district's indigenous tribes.
Through its various initiatives, ACDC has improved educational opportunities, strengthened community participation, preserved traditional cultures, and enhanced the socio-economic well-being of disadvantaged populations, contributing significantly to sustainable and inclusive development in the region.How we will utilise these books
Anallon Christian Institute (ACI), established in 1975 and sponsored by the Anallon Christian Development Committee (ACDC), is a non-profit educational institution located at Lambung, Chandel District, Manipur. For over five decades, the school has been committed to providing quality education to underprivileged rural tribal children from remote and economically disadvantaged communities. ACI serves as a beacon of hope for students who have limited access to educational resources and opportunities.
Despite its significant contribution to tribal education, the school library remains inadequately equipped with books and learning materials. Many students rely solely on classroom textbooks and have little exposure to reference books, literature, science resources, and digital learning materials. The books procured through this initiative will help build a library for the underpriviledged tribal children. A well-stocked library is essential to foster reading habits and encourage critical thinking. Support for library development will help create an enriching learning environment and empower hundreds of rural tribal students with confidence, and opportunities for a brighter future.