Help a child overcome learning challenges

Learning Challenges with no help often result in children dropping out of school. Kajal, a grade 4 student from an underserved area in Delhi faced challenges grasping what the teachers taught her. However, her parents were illiterate and with limited income couldn't afford a tutor. Kajal was losing interest in studies when she was enrolled in the Remedial Education Project. With a little support, she began to improve and has consistently scored 60% in academics. Now is high school, she volunteers to spread the cause of education. She surveyed a slum as a part of a project to mainstream dropout children. Many kids like Kajal are on the verge of dropping out for the want of a little help, you can help save their future.

The Remedial Education Project by Navjyoti India Foundation reaches out to the vulnerable children of Bawana Resettlement Colony, New Delhi who have little support from their parents to reinforce school learning. Their learning levels are found far below the minimum expected learning levels of the grades in which they are studying. These children are enrolled in the Remedial Education Project in class I and then efforts are directed to retain them till class 10, continuously working on enhancing their learning and bridging the gap that exists between the minimum expected and the present levels. A tailor-made class wise curriculum is developed to enhance their learning from their present level. Children are also encouraged to participate in community activities. they are also nurtured to A simple step like a remedial class can make a life-changing difference in the life of children like Kajal.

Navjyoti India Foundation is a not-for-profit organisation which challenges the social inequalities and empowers the vulnerable by making them independent to help themselves. Navjyoti began with an aim to improve, correct de-addiction and rehabilitation of the drug addicts as a crime prevention measure. They have established many camps and programs to help people to face the economic and social challenges. They have their members over to 4900 to assist the poor people by their outreach activities.They also focus to empower women through various projects, they have educated 1109 women till now. They have cover 977 women and children were skilled in the skills up-gradation program. Because of their hard work and dedication, they were awarded 'The Pride of India Award 2015' by the Toppers Education Society Education; 'The Promoting Women Empowerment Award 2016' by the Ph.D. Chamber 'Women Empowerment. They were also awarded the Swachh Doot' Award 2016 by the North-Ex Cooperative Society for their Environment & Social Reform; 'Health Care Leadership Award 2012' by the Knowledge Resource Development and Welfare Group Health Care;and Quality Initiative Mission Award 2013 for Innovation and Excellence in School Education by the Knowledge Resource Development and Welfare Group(KRDWG) Child Education.