Daiana: Breaking the cycle of intergenerational disadvantage | INDIA | SOS Children's Villages

In a village in Meghalaya, India, Daiana manages several businesses, including pig farming, ginger cultivation, and silkworm trading. Her top priority is her grandchildren. "The father of my grandchildren didn't want to care for them," Daiana reveals. When her own daughter Rina had to move to Shillong, a nearby city, for work and education, Daiana became their primary caregiver. “Even though I am poor, my deepest desire is to witness my children receive an education.” so Daiana. She firmly believes that education is the key to securing children's rights and a brighter future. Subscribe to SOS Children's Villages: http://bit.ly/2nOANdw   Click here to see our latest videos: http://bit.ly/2oto3fx   Follow us: Website: https://www.sos-childrensvillages.org/ Facebook:   / soschildrensvillages   Twitter:   / sos_children   Instagram:   / sos_childrens_villages   ________________________________________ © 2023 SOS Children's Villages Video: Lydia Mantler