The St. Anthony's School in Pondicherry, southeast India, hosts 663 children from poor families. The parents often have very low-paying jobs in the informal sector (porters, rickshaw drivers, etc.) which makes the family budget very tight. The school employs 30 teachers, including 6 special educators who are trained to work with disabled children.

The school receives government subsidies but has to cover the costs of the infrastructure itself. Therefore, CSI finances certain acquisitions to improve the teaching conditions.

During the last Framework Agreement, CSI paid for the equipment of the computer room and the purchase of a large tank for drinking water. In addition, a meeting room for parents' meetings was set up and benches and tables for the new library were purchased.

For this new Framework Agreement, there will be, among other things, improved conditions and equipment for the kindergarten section, equipment for the science laboratory and the acquisition of adapted material for the different classes. A new sewing workshop will also be established for students wishing to learn new skills.

In addition to the infrastructural support, children with psychological disorders are taken care of throughout the project by professionals specially trained for this task.

The school also wants to contribute to a sustainable environment through this project by installing solar panels and a rainwater collection system.