| Project Name | Sanskar , Swayam |
| Amount Utilized (INR) | 347000 |
| Project Description | "Sparsha: Empowering Young Lives 🌟
At Sparsha, we're dedicated to transforming the futures of underprivileged children who've faced the setback of dropping out of school. Our mission is simple yet powerful: we provide remedial education to equip them for a successful return to school. Through our efforts, these children not only continue their education but thrive in a supportive learning environment. |
| Locations | Mumbai City > Maharashtra (MH) |
| Causes | Education > Early childhood learning,Education > Teacher training,Education > Remedial education,Education > Value education,Education > School / career counselling,Education > Digital Learning |
| Beneficiary Group | Children |
| Beneficiary Description | Sparsha, an organization that works with underprivileged communities across seven critical parameters, including children from single-parent households, homeless children, child laborers, and school dropouts from Below Poverty Line (BPL) families. Sparsha identifies and supports children from these challenging backgrounds within the age group of 3 to 18 years, aiming to provide them with better opportunities and a brighter future. |
| Impact | At Sparsha, our unwavering commitment lies in catalyzing positive transformations within underprivileged communities across seven pivotal parameters. Our comprehensive efforts are directed towards uplifting children from single-parent households, providing solace and opportunities for homeless children, eradicating the menace of child labor, curbing the alarming rate of school dropouts, and empowering families belonging to the Below Poverty Line (BPL) category. Through meticulous identification and engagement strategies, we focus on children aged 3 to 18, ensuring a holistic impact on their lives and future. The heart of Sparsha's impact lies in the numbers we've influenced. In 2023, we have reached out to 527 students, effectively transforming their lives. Through our efforts, these students have not only been retained and reenrolled in school but have also gained access to quality education that paves the way for a brighter, more promising future.
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Activities Conducted
| No | Activity / Item / Beneficiaries | Quantity / Number, if applicable |
| 1 |
Remedial Education (Sanskar Project ) |
180 kids |
| 2 |
personality development and other sessions (Swayam Project ) |
90 kids |
| 3 |
parental capacity building work shops |
200 parents |
| 4 |
Teacher training workshops in schools |
10 workshops |
| 5 |
education sponsorship for girls (Swayam project ) |
20 Girls |
| 6 |
Youth empowerment (Financial support for ITI course ) |
3 students |
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