Key Initiatives – Literacy Mission Drives

• In partnership with several leading NGOs including Child Relief & You (CRY), Pratham, Prayas & Literacy India, we run Jagriti Learning Centers providing wholesome education at the primary level to the underprivileged. Over 2000 poor students come to these centers to learn to read, write and play. Computer Centers set up at some of these centers offer them the opportunity to bridge the digital divide
  
  
  
• In partnership with CII an apex trade association - supporting Basti Shiksha Pariyojana (Slum Cluster education project). Providing non-formal education to over 1500 unprivileged children. An integrated community development project by linking education to health, girl child empowerment, women s empowerment & family welfare programmes

To bring community issues to their doorstep, we launched the Jagrukta campaign - a series of street plays in the villages of Haryana and Delhi in partnership with Literacy India. This entertaining medium of communication highlights issues such as education, hygiene, lack of attention to the girl child. It covered nearly 500,000 villagers.

partnership with Naandi Foundation we support Govt. schools in Ameenpur and Byramalaguda, Andhra Pradesh to provide wholesome education at the Primary level to children belonging to weaker sections, where till date over 800 poor children have benefited from this exercise. Our support includes infrastructure such as Qualified teachers, books and stationary.

Supporting Balwadi Education, Non Formal Education & Women Self Help groups with a local NGO, GNK. The basic objective is to improve their overall quality of life.

• Over 200 children benefited in the age group of 3 - 5 years.
  
  
  
• Besides reading & writing children are being introduced to various activities such as games, environmental awareness & quizzes etc.

• Children in the age group of 6 - 14 years are benefited
  
  
• Goal of the program is to eliminate Child Labour by preventing young students to drop out of schools at an early stage

• Objective of the program is to overcome the socio-economic challenges and in improving the quality of life

• In Wada, Maharashtra our unit has adopted 16 schools in the nearby villages which benefit thousands of disadvantaged children. Similarly in Jamshedpur, the unit provided infrastructure support to KBP School by repairing the building & providing books, stationery & basic health facilities to the students.