Manima Saambhavi Educational Endeavours
Education is indeed a vital part of human development, and our efforts to ensure that all children, regardless of their backgrounds or challenges, have access to education and skill training are commendable.
Sponsorship in Education
Educational sponsorship has been a cornerstone of our mission to empower and uplift our community. While we may not always be able to reach every child, we remain committed to supporting those with genuine needs, especially meritorious students from economically weaker backgrounds.
Over the years, we've extended our support to these deserving students by sponsoring their education at various levels, even if they faced challenges. This includes not only primary and secondary education but also higher education and vocational training. It's heartening to see many of these students successfully joining colleges and securing respectable jobs.
Our commitment to educational sponsorship reflects our belief that every child, regardless of their economic circumstances or challenges they may face, deserves a chance to learn and grow. We will continue to identify and support such bright and motivated individuals, contributing to a more equitable and prosperous community.
Helping EWS Children
Our initiative to teach 84 challenged children alongside 2300 other children at St. Suji School in Kondli from 2007 to 2016 highlights the importance of inclusion and creating an environment where everyone feels valued. It's also notable that we extended this effort to economically weaker section (EWS) children who faced difficulties in accessing regular education due to their families' nomadic jobs.
Moreover, our commitment to social inclusion and providing bridge courses for students who completed their studies at St. Suji School demonstrates a holistic approach to education. Admitting 75 students to government schools and encouraging 187 of them to continue at the same school in the morning hours is a significant achievement.
Continuing the initiative with 50 students, including two challenged students, at our Rehab center in 2017 further shows your dedication to making education accessible to those who need it most. Miss Karishma Arora's role as a qualified teacher for economically weaker section children, providing both education and skill training, is vital in nurturing the students' mental and motor skills.
Our efforts in teaching a total of 4200 students over the course of 10 years and now supporting 50 children for the past 6 years, including challenged students, are truly making a positive impact on your community's development. Education and skill training plays a pivotal role in empowering individuals and improving their prospects for a brighter future. Thank you for your inspiring work in this important field.
Education for Challenged & EWS Children
For the past 17 years, we've been dedicated to serving immovable children with disabilities and physical ailments who face significant travel challenges. Recognizing the need for accessible education, we initiated online sessions on a shoestring budget. Dr. Mahua Dutta generously donates her time to provide daily lessons, while Mrs. Seema offers art and craft classes on weekends. Additionally, we organize monthly offline art sessions to foster hands-on creativity.
Currently, we're supporting 22 children, tailoring our teaching to their individual abilities and needs. While a residential school remains a long-term goal, financial constraints have led us to focus on these online and offline sessions for now. We remain committed to these children's education, striving to make learning accessible and inclusive despite their physical limitations. In the future, we hope to secure more resources and expand our efforts to create a residential center where these children can thrive to their fullest potential.
Our Education Journey
