Kamargaon a tribal interior hamlet is situated 25 KM away from the state high way. In the year 1990 villagers did not have educational opportunities nor institution to cater to their basic primary and upper primary educational needs. 5 tribal village leaders contacted KRWDS office to discuss the issues KRWCDS staff in term visited this “invisible” village thrice to chalk out manifold relevant issues. Accordingly, with the co-operation of all 25 tribal families led by the five tribal leaders in close collaboration with KRWCDS selected an educational animator Mr. Suresh Talekar from Maigini                    village of gopshetta panchayat, Karwar taluk, U.K District, to coach their children educationally, culturally, socially, psychologically etc. He turned to be a social worker He resided in the village coaching children as well as organizing children men association and women association. KRWCDS had paid him the monthly remuneration. Every month he was given an intensive educational and social and health related training for 3 days in a month at KRWCDS training centre. Consequently impressed with his performance all the villagers were very much satisfied. They catered to his food and accommodation arrangement in turn with the management responsibility of 5 tribal leaders collectively people approached the karwar taluk education department to sanction govt primary school with the support of KRWCDS and French collage students. A community center had been built on the land donated by the villagers once these children passed out primary education they had encounters further upper primary education facilities. The same process was initiated. Due to presence of this social worker there was a gradual qualitative charges among the children men and women associations. Their changes had boosted them to take up further  education, social ,organizational, health and economical issues. To cater to the needs of kamargoan upper primary school children a house had been rented out 7 to 10 tribal children were brought to this center at Dholl village which is 35 KM away from kamargoan village Dholl village youth association and women association had taken care of monitoring this Home, Hostel to give extra tuition to these children, cultural activities, performance assessment in their respective govt school and cooking arrangement by a poorest women. She had been paid by KRWCDS along with the rent.

            Monthly required stock i.e Rice, vegetables etc had been mobilized by tribal leaders from their respective of these upper primary tribal children.

           Today   we are proud; people are proud to share this experience.

            Where there is will, there is the way. Where there is collective will and commitment there will be collective change and the impact.

           Where there is collective and participatory qualitative monitoring and evaluative there is collective qualitative and sustainable changes in the lives of the children, men, women and in short all the family of the community.