Under the slogan of food, education, technology, there are Mojar schools (an Odommo Bangladesh Foundation initiative) next to the disadvantaged children since 2013, which has ensured education for them. But we are sure that education is almost impossible on an empty stomach or in the midst of illness. In our open-air schools, we ensure food for children at the end of each class, which is possible with the financial participation of the volunteers, and one day a week at each school.

Similarly, since the inception of the permanent school, it has been planning to ensure nutritious and healthy food for the students. Although some activities were conducted on a weekly and monthly basis, no regular activities were conducted.

Mojar School: Agargaon and Mojar School: Talking to most of the students in Maniknagar, it is known that they come to school in the morning without eating for various reasons. As a result, students are not as active as they should be in school or in class. Parents are also unable to provide adequate nutritious food to their students on a regular basis even if their family wishes for financial reasons.

Due to our continuous efforts and in collaboration with the corporate organization, two permanent Mojar Schools (Mojar Schools: Mojar Schools: Agargaon and Mojar Schools: Manik Nagar) have been launched in June 2016 under the "Food and Nutrition Program", which ensures nutritious food for children.

At the same time, in 2016, a food program called Mojar Food:: Mojar Khabar was started to fill the meat shortage of disadvantaged children. This is being organized in every class in 6 branches of Mazar Ishkul which will continue every day of the class.

All the students of Mazar Ishkul (both open and permanent) get one glass of milk and eggs, cake, banana, bread, or barkhani in each class under the Food and Nutrition Program included in the Food Program. Fun lunch at noon:: Mojar Khabar gets white rice and fish, eggs, meat, which is an ongoing process not project-based.

Mojar schools are by their side to ensure quality education, physical and mental well-being of disadvantaged children.