1. Project Sshrishti Ladli

This program continues for the fifth year initiating the process of schooling among children from families who live in the neighboring slums. Since many children from underprivileged section of the society start schooling much later than the conventional age, our nursery classes cover a wide range of age groups from 3½ years of age to 9 or 10. Efforts are made to give individual attention to the children, so that they learn fast and cover the gap in their education. The 250 children under this project receive milk in the morning along with a mid day meal.

2. Sshrishti Learning Centre

This program has been offering primary schooling to approximately 100 children for the last six years. The children are offered education using modern teaching methods. Computers are a part of regular curriculum of each class. Classes from class I to IV are covered under this program and the students are thereafter admitted into government/ private schools to continue their education. Some children are also coached for class V – VIII under the Open Basic Education programme of National Institute of Open Schooling.

3. Sshrishti Ladli Jai Hind

This program is running for the third year inside the slum of Jai Hind Camp, serving the community of migrants from Bengal, who are mainly engaged in garbage collection. Along with basic education, milk and snacks is also offered to forty children. Medical check up of the children and their mothers are conducted every year.

4. Sshrishti Kanya Vidyalaya, Vill. Geja,Tilaptabad, NOIDA,UP:

This is Sshrishti’s first educational initiative outside Delhi.

On 8th October 2009 Sshrishti signed an agreement with Kanya Vidyalaya in Village Geja in Noida to assist and upgrade the facilities of the school and ensure it has better management. This school in village Geja reaches out to girls from the community. About 250 girls attend this school and the school has classes from KG to class X. Most of the students are from economically weaker section of the village. With Sshrishti’s assistance the school now has drinking water facilities and functional washrooms for the girls. Sshrishti is also taking keen interest in improving the quality of English being taught in the school. Sshrishti is setting up a library for the students. The teaching of science and mathematics has been upgraded by appointing two new teachers to teach these subjects. Small Steps foundation of USA is helping Sshrishti with funds for this project.

5. Sshrishti Bal Siksha, Sanjay Colony, Bhatti Mines, Delhi :

This is our newest learning centre for tiny tots. This centre was started on April 1st, 2011. his centre is starting the process of education for 100 children in the age group of 4 to 10.

6. Sshrishti Remedial Studies

These are remedial classes in all subjects are conducted from 3.30 to 5.30 for children who need extra coaching after school hours. Approximately 40 children avail of this facility. Special classes for the English language are also conducted by our foreign volunteers.

OUR SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM:

1. Sshrishti Amba Dalmia Scholarship Fund:

The Sshrishti Amba Dalmia Scholarship Fund (SASDF) is a scholarship awarded by Sshrishti. It is an Educational scholarship awarded to meritorious girls from underprivileged background for continuing their education or for taking vocational courses. The sum given to those joining vocational courses will be considered as an interest free educational loan, to be repaid back after getting a suitable placement.

The present beneficiaries are: Deepa Haldar class VII, Vill Geja NOIDA and Geetanjali Kumari of class IV Delhi.

1. Sshrishti Bal Vikas, Surana, Rajasthan:

Sshrishti’s first rural initiative, a computer centre in Surana Village, Rajasthan was initiated in August 2008 in association with Adarsh Bal Vikas Shiksha Samiti with the strength of 200 children. Till now 800 students have benefited from the programme. After 2 years of imparting basic computer education the children of Surana have started asking for newer and advanced courses in computer education; a far cry from the initial days when the children had never seen a computer. After school hours a class is conducted for the other children of the village who are interested in learning computers.

2. Sshrishti Computer Centre, Vill. Patauda, Haryana:

Sshrishti’s second rural computer centre has been continuing since January 2009 and has brought computer literacy to 750 students of V. K. Public School. Having completed two years, the progress of Sshrishti Computer Centre is satisfactory as more students have come forward to avail the services of the computer centre.

3. Sshrishti Computer Centre, Ma Dham, Vrindavan:

This is Sshrishti’s third rural computer centre situated inside the campus of Ma Dham in Vill.Chattikara and was started in October 2009 and offers computer classes to children of five nearby villages. This is run in association with the Guild of Service. 90 students have benefitted from this centre. This centre has been discontinued from April, 2011.

4. Sshrishti Kanya Vikas, Vill. Geja, NOIDA, UP:

Running since April 2010, our fourth computer centre offers computer learning to 250 girls of Kanya Vidyalaya School and also to other girls of the village. The computer centre is just adjacent to the school and helps the students to be computer literate and aware of the opportunities that are available for their growth and enhancement.

5. Sshrishti Computer Centre, Vill. Tarauli, Dist. Mathura, UP:

This centre was opened in October 2010 and is holding regular computer classes for students of Kisan Uchhatar Madhyamik Vidyalaya. The school has 750 students.

6. Sshrishti Computer Centre, Israel camp, Rangpuri Pahari, New Delhi:

This is Sshrishti’s latest centre which opened in January 2011 and is offering computer classes to the children of this settlement. The no. of beneficiaries is 80.

Under this program almost 2000 children mostly in remote villages are getting computer education.