Keep No child Hungry

Mamta is a 25-year-old, who lives in Delhi with her father. He works as a tailor to provide for his family. **Mamta had to discontinue her studies due to her family's poor financial condition.**Her father sought help from SAHYOG's team during one of their field visits. They then counseled Mamta and encouraged her to learn livelihood skills. She then **took admission in a boutique course in one of SAHYOG's Vocational Training Center** in Mangolpuri. The course trained her to stitch various styles and designs. Being a quick learner, she learnt everything within few months and **now works in a boutique in South Delhi.** She is not only supporting her family financially but is also planning to start her own shop.**Your donation can support a livelihood skill of an uneducated youth in rural India. **You can donate with confidence because every program on our platform is [GIVEASSURED](https://www.giveindia.org/giveassured).**

The aim of this project is to provide training to youth who have dropped out of school. They cater to the age group between 15-25 years. Girls and boys who are uneducated are selected and enrolled in SAHYOG's vocational training programs - tailoring, cooking, beautician, computer & English speaking skills.The training sessions are held by various trainers who have the relevant skills. Some of the courses are six months long and some are three months. Consecutive batches are held in a day. Constant evaluation process is in place to track the progress of the students.

Sahyog is a committed NGO working towards the empowerment of slum dwellers. It was started in 2002 with the vision to bring smiles in the lives of underprivileged people. The word "Sahyog" beckons cooperation; to walk in cooperation with each other is what Sahyog is all about. Sahyog gives its Sahyog in providing quality education to slum children with an aim to facilitate their all round development and finally to mainstream these children into government schools. Sahyog is all about working in synergy with all the stakeholders of our community. Shekhar, the founder of Sahyog, happened to chance upon two small children working in a tea shop instead of attending school. This motivated him and a group of people sharing his dream to help children, start Sahyog.The programme began with five students which has now risen to 1850 students in 21 centres and 750 women in Adult literacy centers in Sultanpuri, Mangolpuri, Shakti Nagar, Nihal Vihar, Burari, Moti Nagar, Bawana, Budh Vihar, Gulabi Bagh, R.P Bagh. Delhi and NCR. Students are provided adequate infrastructure and regular support from teachers to prevent their dropout rate from school. The organisation is also flexible about supporting various other campaigns such as organising health camps, supporting the cause of women, destitute old people and so on. Till date, the organisation has been running with the help of cooperation extended by their team members, friends and relatives. Due to the happiness and response that they received from the beneficiaries, they long to spread our arms to reach out to more people. They need help in their mission to reach out to a minimum of 5000 underprivileged students within next two years. Every Sahyog you make will bring smiles to thousand.