A successful life would mean an employment opportunity which can support their families economically and an education which can make them a responsible citizen. There are multiple problems to achieve this huge goal against the current trend of less than 10% students going to the college from Munirka Village, Delhi. The reasons for students who are not able to get a job, reach college or finish school can range from academic failure, socio-income background, disinterest and loss of hope in the system, gender discrimination, disease and malnutrition.
The socio-economic condition plays a critical role in the future of our children. We tried to categorize these socio-economic indicators so that we can support the children as per their needs. In category 1, we have children with generational poverty and inconsistent family income not more than 8-9 thousand per month. In category 2, we have first generation learners with least resources, motivation and guidance from the parents at a gross family income of less than 1.5 lakhs per annum through all sources. Category 3 comprises of children, whose parents went to school but dropped out. They are stuck in the low family income of less than 2 lakh per annum in Delhi with a large family size. In all of these categories the burden of day to day struggles forces education and health to take a back seat.
Below are the parameters by which we have decided the categories. A student has to fulfil at least 4/6 indicators to be in a particular category. You can see real examples of Ishika, Junaid and Devika in category 1, 2 and 3 respectively. Read about their struggles, dreams and aspirations.
| Category 1 | Category 2 | Category 3 |
|---|---|---|
| Poverty handed over by generations | Poverty maybe generational | Low income maybe generational |
| Have inconsistent income | Have consistent low-income | Have consistent low-income |
| Focused on survival for each day | Fighting to fulfil educational and other types of needs each day | Fighting to fulfil educational and other types of needs. |
| Either single parent or no parent | Single parent or both parents | Both parents |
| Combined earning is less than 1 lakh per annum | Combined earning is less than 1.5 lakhs | Combined income is less than 1.8 per annum lakhs per annum for a 5 member family. |
| First Generation learner. Parents have never attended school | First Generation learner or Parents may have started school but dropped out | Parents may have attended school but dropped out |
There are 150 children enrolled in the first day of the school to the first day of the college program with us. We are searching for kind supporters who can make the dream of a good quality college come true which seem like distant dream as of now. You can sponsor a child by donating as low as 500 INR per month for at least a year.
The process is really simple. You just have to fill up this for (Form Link) and we will get back to you. Please read below given information before filling up the form.
For one time donations, follow this link: One Time Donation Link
We are asking you to adopt any number of children from any of the categories. We need sponsors of 150 children at our centre so that the kids can have an uninterrupted education from the first day of the school to the first day of the college.
| Category 3 | Breakdown of 500 INR per Month | Porportion of Total Expenditure |
|---|---|---|
| Electricty and Rent | 20 INR + 120 INR | 50% |
| Teacher and Curriculam | 300 INR | 100% |
| Photocopies, Worksheets and Library Books | 30 INR | 50% |
| Miscellaneous, such as water, sanitation, administrative etc. | 30 INR | 30% |
| Category 2 | Breakdown of 750 INR per Month | Porportion of Total Expenditure |
|---|---|---|
| Electricty and Rent | 20 INR + 120 INR | 50% |
| Teacher and Curriculam | 300 INR | 100% |
| Photocopies, Worksheets and Library Books | 30 INR | 50% |
| Miscellaneous, such as water, sanitation, administrative etc. | 30 INR | 30% |
| Food | 8 INR x 25 days = 200 INR | 50% |
| Books and stationary materials | 50 INR | 100% |
| Category 1 | Breakdown of 1000 INR per Month | Porportion of Total Expenditure |
|---|---|---|
| Electricty and Rent | 20 INR + 120 INR | 50% |
| Teacher and Curriculam | 300 INR | 100% |
| Photocopies, Worksheets and Library Books | 30 INR | 50% |
| Miscellaneous, such as water, sanitation, administrative etc. | 30 INR | 30% |
| Food | 8 INR x 25 days = 200 INR | 50% |
| Books and stationary materials | 50 INR | 100% |
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