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Our Child Education Program

Education is almost practically guaranteed for children here. Indeed, at Dr. Ambedkar Sanskriti Foundation, education is regarded as a very important child's right. Dr. Ambedkar Sanskriti Foundation works as a national NGO to ensure schooling for any child against all odds-discrimination of gender, caste or socio-economic status-in India. The child rights NGO has been working for more than four decades now.

Here are the main areas of focus for our work:

Enrollment of Children into Schools

Dr. Ambedkar Sanskriti Foundation consistently pushes for enrollment of children in schools, especially those from marginalized communities. It, therefore, collaborates with local communities and other stakeholders to ensure that every child gets

Transitions Between Classes

Many children never complete their schooling, particularly at critical transition points, such as from primary to middle school. Through understanding the issues that lead to dropouts at these specific points, Dr. Ambedkar Sanskriti

Entitlements Access

Proper entitlements Access to Rights Dr. Ambedkar Sanskriti Foundation supports children to access the entitled benefits and resources provided by the government to all, including policies benefiting and implementing the resource provisions to address

Our Program on Child Education

Prominent among the NGOs in India focusing on education, Dr. Ambedkar Sanskriti Foundation works to enable children and their brighter future through quality education. Dr. Ambedkar Sanskriti Foundation attempts to create sustainable change for India's children by educating and enabling parents, teachers, communities, and the children themselves to change grassroots-level behaviors and practices yet work with the government to influence public policy at a systemic level. Our education programs as one of the most trusted NGOs working for education in India are aligned to the guidelines provided by the Right to Education Act (2009) and the National Education Policy 2020.

46

million

children, between 6-18 years of age, do not go to school

46

million

children, between 6-18 years of age, do not go to school

46

million

children, between 6-18 years of age, do not go to school

Mass Awareness Drives for Communities-and Re-enrollment of Dropouts

Massive awareness campaigns are conducted by Dr. Ambedkar Sanskriti Foundation to bring importance back into education, tracing out and re-enrolling those students who had dropped out because of lack of funds or knowledge.

How Our NGO Impacted Children’s Education?

229045

children, between 6-18 years of age, do not go to school

229045

children, between 6-18 years of age, do not go to school

229045

children, between 6-18 years of age, do not go to school

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