Underprivileged children refer to children from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, such as single-parent families, grandparent-led households, low-income families, children with slower learning progress, and orphans.

Through the Companionship Class, we hope to care for these children within their communities by providing academic support, life education, and family care. This allows children who are unable to receive adequate guidance from their parents, or whose parents are unable to afford childcare or tuition, to receive proper care for their physical, emotional, and developmental well-being. At the same time, it gives parents peace of mind so they can work without worry, and ultimately helps improve the family’s overall quality of life.