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9930070086 www.angelxpress.org beenaa.advani@gmail.com |
Education
| Project Name | AXF Free learning Center | ||||||
| Amount Utilized (INR) | 37859 | ||||||
| Project Description | Angel Xpress Foundation (AXF) is a volunteer-led, community-based non-profit that seeks to bridge the socio-economic divide in our cities by empowering students from low-income families through education, skilling, and overall development. At AXF, we look at creating better futures for the next generation by activating underutilized resources in society; i.e. providing volunteering opportunities for educated adults to connect with children studying in municipal and aided schools in their own neighbourhood in public spaces. Underutilised resources are both educated adults with time in their hands contributing positively to nation building as well as material resources and connections being shared. | ||||||
| Locations | Mumbai City > Maharashtra (MH) | ||||||
| Causes | Education & youth opportunity > Improving quality of school education | ||||||
| Beneficiary Group | Children | ||||||
| Beneficiary Description | Children from the underprivileged background of Mumbai | ||||||
| Impact | Qualitative Impact (Behavioural, Social, and Emotional Development) Behavioural and social progress is captured through structured feedback and observation tools: Volunteer, mentor, teacher, and parent feedback is collected using a 1–5 rating scale in Zoho, capturing key behaviour indicators like: Punctuality, regularity, discipline, and neatness Initiative, participation, and dedication to learning Communication skills and confidence Peer learning and classroom involvement indicate willingness to engage and support others. Extracurricular participation reflects increased exposure to employable skills and world awareness. Career Readiness is tracked by: Students setting goals Attending career-related sessions Showing curiosity about career paths Parent involvement and PTM reports serve as important indicators of external support and engagement. Testimonials from students, parents, and volunteers (documented on YouTube) provide personal narratives of transformation. Dropout monitoring is done year-on-year to measure improvement in retention rates. Vocational course interest is encouraged and tracked to support employability for older students. | ||||||
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| Project Name | Free Learning Center Support | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Amount Utilized (INR) | 24539 | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Project Description | AngelXpress Foundation is a volunteer led community based 13 year old NGO having 31 Free Learning Centers for underprivileged children at 31 locations across Mumbai. At these Free learning center we conduct classes in Maths & English for students from Grade 2 to Grade 7 using our curriculum and SSC syllabus for Grade 8 to Grade 12. Besides conducting the classes, we also provide daily snacks to these students. The funds received through TMM 24 was used for daily snacks at our Sewri Center. | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Locations | Mumbai suburban > Maharashtra (MH),Mumbai City > Maharashtra (MH) | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Causes | Education > Remedial education,Education > Value education | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Beneficiary Group | Children | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Beneficiary Description | Students (Underserved Communities): 3200 number of students enrolled in 23-24 Age: 6-20 years Income groups; Lower income (families earning less than Rs.25000/- per month) Family professions - typically Watchmen, Delivery Men, house helps, hawkers, tailors, electricians, factory workers,etc At Angel Xpress, we focus on supporting economically marginalized students by offering education and mentoring to help them grow and develop a passion for learning. These first-generation learners attend BMC and aided schools. 4. Project Activities conducted. | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Impact | Angel Xpress Foundation (AXF) is dedicated to providing supplementary quality education to children from underserved backgrounds, particularly those living in Mumbai's slum communities. The core objective is to empower these children with the knowledge and skills essential for becoming responsible and productive members of society. Through education, they not only learn academic subjects but also imbibe moral values, citizenship principles, and a sense of environmental responsibility. Qualitative impact --- Active Learning Approach: Mental Maths, Bridge course activity worksheets to develop critical thinking Problem-Solving Opportunities: Logical reasoning skills with puzzles, riddles, and games as part of our teaching English Language Development: Talkathon and Bee Creative to sharpen English reading and speaking skills Extracurricular Activities for physical and mental growth: Cubing, chess, self defence, dance, art to improve focus and overall performance Career Readiness Support: Interactive sessions with career counselors, exposure visits, soft skills sessions for making students future ready Quantitative impact --- 13 Years 31 Centres 3105 Students 1410 volunteers 180 students pursuing degree / diploma courses 76% average attendance of Students 78% average student performance 86 Students secured Scholarships 74% of our 10th Grade and 54% of our 12th graders – secured 60% and above (2023-24) 62,500 Teaching Hours by Volunteers | |||||||||||||||||||||
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