As indicated in the Strategic Planning (2009-14) we have started regular capacity building of staff members. The capacity building programmes are designed to meet the need of programme implementation in the near future. Since April, 2009 we have started conducting Monthly Meetings on every 4th Friday of the month. Half day of these Monthly Meetings are spent on sharing project achievements & problems and another half on capacity building exercise. Apart from the Monthly Meetings we have also started training programmes with each unit of the organization.

As part of our strategy to reach out to the most unprivileged children of the country we have started a new intervention JYOTISHKA this month. Under this project children living in the Brick Kilns will be provided bridging facilities and then steps would be taken to mainstream them in the schools of their respective villages (sending areas). Jyotishka will be implemented in Amardaha Panchayat of Howrah district of West Bengal in collaboration with a local NGO KPCWA (Khardaha Public Cultural and Welfare Association).

Jaya is one of our teachers working at our “Mother Project”. With more than 10 years teaching with Tomorrow’s Foundation, she is one of our oldest team members. A very popular teacher, she is loved by all the children, not least for her lovely singing voice and her artistic skills and creativity.

Starting with educating 17 children on the rooftop of Mother Teresa’s Nirmal Hriday Tomorrow’s Foundation has walked a long way serving most deprived children with a tremendous zeal to see them as confident, independent, self respecting citizens of this world. In its own way the organization tried to do its best. It remained calm and quite while serving the children but it remained steady too. Time has come when TF should be critical of its performances, look deep inside and strive to face new challenges.

While signing the annual employment contracts everyone in TF Family made a self declaration "WE ARE CHILD LABOUR FREE". Everyone gave it in writing that in their house or immediate family no paid or unpaid child labour below 18 years of age is employed to do house works or any other work.

Chalo jai rang-r deshe - yes, TF children lived few colorful hours on 11th April. For them paiting is a regular activity but it was a special occasion - they expected Hon. Mayor of Kolkata Shri Bikash Ranjan Bhattacharya to see their talent - Mr. Bhattacharya did not disappoint them.

It was two weeks of fun and frolic and lot of learning for the youth and children of Tomorrow's Foundation. Adrien and Vincent from UTOPIX joined them to paint our school and office building with their signature style. UTOPIX is a group of French Volunteers who conduct painting workshops with a social cause. In Tomorrow's Foundation they worked with the youth of Card Project and children of Mother Project.

We felt extremely proud when the “Development of Adolescents through Skill Development” was implemented with all desired targets and objectives achieved within stipulated period of time. Under this project 100 youth with most unprivileged background were not only trained in various professional and technical courses but they were also supported to complete next level of education.

TF is committed to the cause of the differently abled. To us they are at the top of the priority list. We have created special facilities in our existing interventions to cater to the need of differently abled and always tried ensure that they are mainstreamed with full dignity and respect. Today, Government of West Bengal (Office of the Commissioner, for persons with Disabilities) gave us certificate of recognition. This will help us to accelerate our interventions for the differently abled with much more intensity than the past.

This Sunday (15th February, 2009), 50 children from our evening remedial classes (Mother Project) participated in a picnic along with 300 other children from 7 different organizations. The picnic was organized at Meghnad Garden, Kolkata (near Ruby General Hospital).