In many homes, education slowly moves out of priority, not by choice but because of circumstances that leave little room for anything beyond immediate survival. Children are unable to attend school regularly due to distance, household responsibilities, or the absence of consistent support, and over time, these small breaks turn into long gaps. As lessons are missed and confidence begins to drop, returning to school becomes more difficult, and many children quietly step away from learning altogether. What starts as a temporary pause often turns into a permanent setback, where potential remains unrealized and opportunities slip away before they are even understood. This is where many journeys come to a halt before they truly begin. When learning support reaches them at this stage, even in simple forms like guidance, materials, or encouragement.