Shubhakshika Educational Society

To help the beneficiaries become independent, we have been providing them with vocational training. Cooking, textile design, beauty culture, mobile repair, retail management, data entry computer courses, and cutting and tailoring (for women) are a few of the well-liked talents that have been taught. Additionally, we have given vocational training to women at Nari Niketan and kids in government-run children's homes in Delhi.

We think that having a good education is essential to living a contented and happy life. Since 2001, we have been providing impoverished children with an education that creates value. We are pleased to report that over 15,000 children have received basic education from us to date, the majority of them were enrolled in formal education after finishing the bridge course. We broadened the project's scope in 2006 to include youngsters who were denied this opportunity due to poverty, such as orphans, beggars, and others. Additionally, we made contact with juvenile offenders housed in observation homes and provided follow-up classes upon their release or acquittal. We aim to utilise the innate abilities of these kids to effect a constructive transformation in their existence.