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Supported by: Wipro
Quality Education is still a privilege for a major chunk of our society. The chance of accessing it reduces manifold with each layer of existing structures of gender, caste or economic status. The seeds of the SwaTaleem were sown with intent to contribute to bridging inequality in society through quality education, focused on the learner’s needs. Our focus is to work with Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalayas to create thriving school communities for adolescent girls in India.
SwaTaleem Foundation is a not-for-profit Civil Society organization registered under Section (8) of the Companies Act in 2018.
Currently we are working with 6 KGBVs (5 in Mewat and 1 in Panipat) of Haryana. We have a MoU with the Haryana government to work with all 30 KGBVs until 2024. For both locations, we run different programs.
We are working with girls of standard 6th-9th, principal, teachers and wardens in KGBVs of Mewat. Total number of girl students studying in these schools is 800. The total number of teachers is 20 and the total number of wardens is 5. Based on the assessments done in the collaboration of NCERT and later on individually, few issues were identified in the KGBVs:
This year was spent completely as a response to COVID-19 more than anything else. Our regular operations were halted and we put all our energy into getting in touch with the girls we work with, just to ensure that there is some learning continuity for them. Strategically, we did not expand to any more schools this year. We launched programs of Parental Engagement, Digital Engagement, and IVRS as a medium for learning in response to COVID-19.
This year, again, we shall continue to work with same set of schools and only take up new clusters (one at a time) if we think we are ready. This year shall focus on: