Cycle of Poverty: Leads to a cycle of poverty and dependency, as children lack the skills and education needed for employment.

Social Dependency: Decreases the likelihood of these children becoming self-sufficient, contributing members of society.

Economic Stagnation: Perpetuates the issues of underdevelopment and economic stagnation in the region.

Reduced Mobility: Limits social and economic mobility, entrenching generational poverty.

Educational Disruption: Education is often disrupted or deprioritized for children in orphanages, particularly in post-conflict areas.

Limited Opportunities: Lack of formal and vocational education limits future employment and independence opportunities.

Skills Deficiency: Essential skills for independent living are not always part of the orphanage curriculum.

Resource Constraints: Resources for comprehensive educational programs are often scarce, impacting the quality and breadth of education offered.

Empowerment through Education: Provides children with the knowledge and skills needed for a successful future.

Employment Prospects: Increases the chances of employment and economic independence for these children.

Community Development: Contributes to the overall development and economic growth of the community.

Societal Advancement: Enhances the societal structure by integrating well-educated individuals who can contribute positively.

Individual Improvement: Directly impacts every child in the orphanage, improving their individual prospects.

Community Enhancement: Indirectly affects the community by preparing a skilled and educated workforce.

Economic Stability: Has a long-term impact on regional development and economic stability.

Reduction in Social Issues: Helps reduce social issues related to unemployment and poverty, promoting a healthier community environment.