Timely intervention
BACK TO SCHOOL Neha was on the edge of dropping out of school due to poor grades and lack of support from her family when she was noticed by Our team Aarti was good in Hindi, however in anything English is very challenging work for her. She also faced difficulty in Mathematics. She could not […]
Story of a cheerful girl
स्कूल चले हम A cheerful girl Pooja was forced to drop out of school by her parents. But this young girl fought to achieve what was right for her. Her mother wasn’t well and her father works in a medical shop and earn only Rs 3500/- per month. More than half of the amount is […]
Trailing towards his dreams
स्कूल चले हम After his mother expired, Pratik had to drop out of school to take care of his younger brothers. His father is a daily wage earner who works as a rikshaw puller. Pratik’s day would start early as he had to do all the household chores. Pratik was identified during a community mobilization […]
All she required a little support
Big dreams to achieve Meena was 13 years old when her father sadly had an accident which stopped him from being able to work, leaving her mother alone to earn bread for the family. Her mother started doing household chores in peoples home to support her family. And meena had to drop out of school […]
Simple ways to help children in need in India!
Nearly 243 million Indian children and young adults in the age between 0-19 years live in extreme poverty as per World Poverty Clock in June 2020. Providing protection, good food, health, and education will save children from hunger and deprivation. Denying any one of these basic needs will make a needy child vulnerable to abuse, […]
A hawker journey in Covid-19 Pandemic
For 32-year-old vimla residing in a slum area at the national capital ,the lockdown period meant zero business. she a ran an eating joint on a hawker cart — . everyday she would set out her hawker cart to their usual spot near the furniture market and sell Chole kulche . she earned about Rs […]
Empowering girls through education
Vineeta* and khusbu* had to miss regular classes for two months after they were transferred from their school to another that was far from their localities. The schools had to transfer the students because there were too many students, very few teachers and not enough infrastructure to support the students. Consider this: khushbo’s class had […]
