Anti-dropout education project for children from vulnerable families.
Quality education to close social gaps
In India, the quality of public education is very poor. As a result, many children from low-income families, due to lack of motivation and learning, decide to drop out of school at a very early age and start working.
Detected need
- Poor quality of education in government schools..
- School dropout and absenteeism.
- Digital gap.
Proposed solution:
Free tution classes with a special focus on parental awareness, psychological work with children and digital education.
Objectives:
- Offer access to quality education based on digitalization for low-income families.
- Reduce school dropout and absenteeism.
- To close the digital gap.
Acivities:
- Daily tution classes to complement formal education.
- Access to basic education for out-of-school children.
- Psychological support.
- Awareness-raising activities with minors and their families, with focus on girls.
Project impact
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children repeat the programme
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children attend regularly (<70%)
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students pass final exam with a mark <7
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parents attend follow up sessions