In 2007, the Mission accepted the invitation of the people of Dirang to run a school in their district similar the one conducted in Khonsa, Tirap dist. In 2008, the Dirang project (situated in the far Northeast which shares its borders with China and Bhutan) was launched on ten acres of land donated for the purpose on the bank of the Kyamani river about 15 km from Dirang township. Since then, with funds provided by the Government and well-wishers, a few buildings have been constructed, viz. the school, the hostel and some other units.

The centre was made a full-fledged branch of the Mission in September 2010 and runs a residential secondary school for girls from different districts of Arunachal Pradesh; mostly from West Kameng and Tawang districts.