The literacy rate among women was as low as 1%, with men only slightly better at around 3%. It was clear that their children were not attending school, highlighting the urgent need for intervention. To tackle this issue, Nari Gunjan, since 1986 has taken up the initiative to establish educational ...
Read More“If you educate a man, you educate an individual.
But if you educate a woman, you educate a nation.”
Our Causes
Education
Our main goal is to improve the quality of education and upgrade the living standard of people in India from rural, underprivileged communities; providing an equal opportunity to learn, without the discrimination based on caste, class, gender, or religion in an environment of love and care and with appropriate facilities conducive to joyful learning.
Children Do Not Go To School
In Rural India,
0
Million+
Of 5-9-year-old Girls are Illiterate
0
%+
Are Denied The Right To Education Annually
0
+ Children
Girls Fail to Enrol for School, Rest Drop Out After the Age Of 12.
0
%+
Challenges in Rural Education
- Financial Constraints: Low incomes often prioritize work over education, particularly higher education, which can involve costly relocation.
- Lack of Faculty and Infrastructure: Rural schools lack essential resources like well-equipped classrooms and qualified teachers, leading to a decline in educational quality.
- Lack of Proper Guidance: Students in remote areas lack access to proper coaching and guidance, hindering their educational progress.
- Gender Inequality: Gender disparities persist, with girls often facing restricted access to education and limited opportunities for higher learning and employment.
- Digital Divide: Rural communities lack access to digital educational tools due to poor internet connectivity and limited technology resources. Through Educating young minds, efforts are being made to reduce the incidence of child marriage, child labor, child abuse, human trafficking, and domestic violence, with the goal of uplifting underprivileged communities from their current state of backwardness and illiteracy.
Impact of Education Projects Supported by Joy of Helping
Bringing Technology to bridge the educational gap at Gram Swaraj Sangh School in 2023
With 41 students benefiting from Joy of Helping's outreach, counseling, sponsorship, and school enrollment, the impact is evident.
Read MoreEducation Program with Prerana in 2022
With 41 students benefiting from Joy of Helping's outreach, counseling, sponsorship, and school enrollment, the impact is evident.
Read MoreEducation to Nomadic Children with VSSM in 2022
Education Disparities Among Nomadic Communities and Empowering Through Support Nomadic Communities face significant disparities in accessing and valuing education, resulting in their exclusion from mainstream academic pathways. VSSM has taken substantial strides to rectify this by establishing Balghars and bridge schools in settlements, enrolling children in government or private schools, ...
Read MoreSupport Provided to YMC in 2022
Migrant Salt Workers Children’s Education Salt workers, who work seasonally, face low incomes and lack social security. They endure hazardous environments and extreme weather conditions. Poor education and awareness contribute to health issues, as they overlook potential risks. The use of protective gear is not a priority, and hygiene habits ...
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