Sharing Hope. Nurturing Transformation.
Ramkeval, a 15-year-old from Nizampur village in Barabanki district, Uttar Pradesh, has achieved a historic milestone by becoming the first student from his village to clear the class 10 board exams since India’s Independence in 1947. But the children around him can barely read simple sentences in their mother tongue.
The 17-year-old had just completed high school and dreamed of continuing her education in accounting. However, her parents had other plans. They strictly forbade her from going to college or attending computer classes, insisting that she should get married instead. Despite her repeated attempts to reason with them, they remained firm in their decision. To them, her future was already set—marriage, not education.
We have four coaching centers in the villages where we are training nearly a hundred and sixty students three hours a day every day after school.
We are dedicated to providing high-quality computer education to rural youth. We have three computer centers with nearly sixty students enrolled.
In one of our computer centers, we trained eighteen students grade 7 to 11, from downtrodden areas in a basic computer courses
Underprivileged youths from slums and villages have a strong desire for computer training. However, due to persistent financial constraints they have been unable to reap the benefits of computer literacy. Our project provides computer training to youth in Microsoft Office programs.
“I knew about Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Google, but don’t know how to use it.”
The Covid-19 pandemic has been a big blow to education for underprivileged children in India. With schools closed in India since March 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic, education has taken a big hit. Underprivileged students from rural areas are facing the big challenge as schools have turned to online education to fill the gap.
Computer-assisted education is helping children to build up the required confidence and narrow down the gap between urban and rural education. We are inspiring young minds through providing computer education and believe such confluence of inspiration shall have a lasting impact.
Our computer business training project will help train people in rural India in MS Office, bookkeeping, and English language skills. In the first six months, about twenty to thirty students …