Our Impact

Through Nanhe Kalam

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In the past years SRI has been able to

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  • Working in government schools for assisting in  getting admissions in 3 Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya in the districts of Rewari, Jhajjar and Nuh

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  • Improve the learning levels of students by running post school hours learning centres.

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  • Develop strong relationship with District Administrations of Rewari and Nuh districts of Haryana

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  • Build partnerships with key influencers of the market like Reliance Foundation, TFIx, Gandhi Fellowship, Edumentum and Unltd India.

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  • Integration of Tech for better Monitoring and Feedback

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  • Create community Youth Volunteers who would become efficient future teachers

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  • Got an Opportunity to work as Implementation Partner with Barefoot College Tilonia

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Impact of SRI :

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42

Centers

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1130

Students

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74

Youth Volunteers

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40%

Increment in learning Outcome

In 2018-19, SRI has been able to provide opportunity of getting into JNV to children with monthly parent income in the range of 3000 -15000, working in different occupations

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Through Whole School Transformation

We wanted to change people's mindset from "Gao mein school hai" to "Gao ka school hai"

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Influential and resourceful persons from community

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Whole Community

Youth volunteers from village help us in the process of building and helping the community. The processes are as follows:

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  • Learning By Doing

  • Assembly

  • Building as Learning Aid (BALA)

  • Access to libraries

  • SMC meetings

  • Annual day of the school

To build credibility of government schools, SRI helps by providing:

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Learning centres (After School hours)

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2 local youth/centre

(Pursuing B.Ed/JBT)

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2 hours sessions

(Mon-Sat)

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Reasoning + Hindi and Maths

Our Impact on numbers:

200

kids increase their learning level by 30%

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Lakhs raised by community

80%

kids in government schools