Empowering Lives

India being a developing country has limited resources and it is also reflected in the educational institutions where the students lack access to resources like stationaries, technology tools, or gadgets for learning. The most in need are from public schools (Government funded) that do not have the means to get proper support for education. The parents of the students studying in these schools do not have a steady income because they are mostly working for minimum wages or on temporary jobs. Much of the community living in India is so poor that they struggle to make ends meet, many parents do not send their children to school as they cannot afford education expenses Moreover, the ongoing pandemic has worsened the situation. These students are struggling all the more due to the move toward online education. To widen the education landscape and ensure equal learning opportunities among the children, the students must be supported with adequate resources.

In response to the powerful urge of fostering inclusive and good quality education in India, Learning Links Foundation proposes to support students and bridge the educational divide and facilitate continuity in learning. In the purview of this, we aim to increase student enrollment in schools by improving the infrastructure, refurbishing the classrooms, supporting students by providing stationery kits, school uniforms, conducting capacity building sessions for teachers, student engagement activities, support to student families with adequate resources to continue their education, etc

Apart from this, we aim to make the schools technologically advanced, and thus provide access to technology to the students and make them available with all the required e-learning tools and resources.

The efforts will be made towards improving learning outcomes for students and making significant progress edtech solutions, by bridging the digital learning divide and unlocking the potential of every student.

We also aim to tap the nearby communities and carry out extensive surveys of communities around the schools. Moreover, we aim to partner with Anganwadi, and conduct community meetings and door-to-door mobilization drives to spread awareness among people.

Studies indicate that there is a direct relationship between school infrastructure and educational performance and that investments in educational infrastructure contribute to improving the quality of education and the economic performance of countries.  

Therefore, a good school infrastructure with renewed spaces and proper support will make it possible for children to study properly and, in addition, tends to improve the attendance and interest of students and teachers in learning leading to better learning outcomes.