Aim of the programme
Ensuring enrolment of children with schools and preventing school
drop-outs of children were the key issues of the Indian literacy and it is
highly in prevalence with the disadvantaged community. This programme of Kalvi
focuses on bringing social motivation with the families of poor community and
mainstreaming drop-outs through bridge education.
Programme overview
Today about 8 million children in India are out of schools
due to poverty and disparity. Especially education of girl children is highly
pathetic with the poor community. School children drop-outs were due to several
reasons such as socio-economic condition of family, lack of motivation with the
parents, loss of father in the family, etc., in which children were supposed to
go for any work and support the family economy. This scenario is highly
prevailing with community at rural areas and urban slums. Even though
government is taking effort to ensure enrolments and reduce drop-outs, due to
lack of social motivations the issue remains still. This program is mainly
focusing on giving counselling to the parents and children’s of poor families
and ensuring minimum level of education to the children.
Under this programme the staffs of kalvi will be approaching
the target community in the kalvi locations and surroundings of the network
schools. There they will be work together with the government staffs and school
teachers to identify the drop-outs and providing counseling for social
motivation. Further the children will be facilitating to have a bridge course
and streamline with the education system to get proper education.
Impact created
Awareness created about the importance of education for
children especially girl children among the deprived community.
Dropout children of deprived community and their families
were sensitized and children were provided with bridge education and
facilitated for schooling again.
Proper follow-ups of the target group to complete their
education properly and facilitated them towards availing the services from
government and other agencies.
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