Adharshila

We are all experiencing the burgeoning menace of COVID-19 and we all understand the gravity of the situation put across to the Nation in unequivocal t Read moreerms. The regulatory steps taken by the Nation will bolster the efforts to curb the expanding tentacles of COVID – 19 though the role of each and every citizen of India holds the key for this daunting task. In this trying phase of lockdown, Adharshila continues reaching out to our benefeciaries with the information assistance they need regarding food, shelter and awareness and connecting them to services in their areas. The teachers are busy holding online sessions to increase their learning gaps and also keep them positive and motivated. We look forward to your continued support at this hour to strengthen and contribute with a stronger resolve to help the migrant population of Delhi and NCR.   ABOUT ADHARSHILA Adharshila is a registered trust under Indian Trust Act 1882, founded in 2004 by Neena Jolly and Geeta Arora to improve education, health and livelihood outcomes for low income communities living in slums, urban and semi urban villages in Delhi-NCR. Our mission is to engage and empower the weaker sections of society through our projects and teach them to be self-reliant. Over the last 17 years we have worked with over 2,52,219 beneficiaries from different migrant communities and have been able to make significant impact through our skill development certificate programs, education programs and healthcare clinics. Aim Adharshila works with women who are oppressed by social, economic and gender practices of their community through education, health, and skill development programs. ●       Skilling women from low-income communities so they may seek employment and gain financial independence and provide them support and mentorship as they step outside their comfort zones to pursue their individual journeys. ●       To improve literacy outcomes for women, youth and children. ●       To expand the outreach of a migrant-sensitive health system by setting up easy to reach primary health care centres. ●       Contribute towards UN Sustainable Development Goals: ▪         SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being ▪         SDG 4: Quality Education ▪         SDG 5: Gender Equality ▪         SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth  ▪         SDG 10: Reduced Inequality