Education & Child Development

• Conducted surveys in slum areas to identify children dropping out of school
• Organized special classes, games, and group activities to make education engaging
• Visits to historical places and government offices to enhance children’s awareness and skills

• Identified child labor cases in target areas
• Held counseling sessions for children and their families about the importance of education
• Established special training centers in urban and rural areas; identified 800 out-of-school children and child laborers in the slums of Malegaon, and 1,200 children from tribal hamlets in Baglan taluka
• Delivered an educational curriculum aligned with the National Education Policy 2020, through trained volunteers (‘Tai’ and ‘Dada’), offering two hours of free education each morning and evening

• 557 out-of-school children and child laborers in urban areas re-enrolled in regular schools
• 243 children received new admissions to schools
• 1,200 rural children developed an interest in education and were integrated into the formal education system
• Study tours to government offices and historical sites provided practical and social knowledge
• Child panchayats established to instill constitutional values and civic awareness
• This initiative directly benefited 2,000 families and indirectly impacted 5,000 children

• 2000+ children educated, gaining access to both formal and informal schooling programs and improving literacy and educational outcomes in tribal and rural areas

• Educational materials and scholarships provided to underprivileged students
• Seminars and guidance sessions organized to inform and inspire students about higher education opportunities

• 16 education camps conducted, equipping children and adults with valuable skills for better livelihood opportunities and improving employability and self-sufficiency

• Objective: To improve learning and early education among tribal children aged 3–8 years
• Operated 3 community learning centers
• Distributed educational materials to 120 children
• Organized parents’ awareness workshops on child education

• Improved school attendance
• Created better learning environments

Our education initiatives are directly aligned with SDG 4, aiming to provide inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all.