Education for Poor Children in India

Let's start with some numerical insights about the number of children in poverty. It totals the count to 39% of the population, and most of them do not receive a good education or are not educated. The reason behind this condition is because their parents cannot afford to send them to any school.

 

Here is a quick guide that will help you to start educating the less-fortunate children around your neighborhood.

 

 

1.      Start a weekend mobile-school- All you need to do is rent a small van to start with mobile-school.  Look for a rural area or any area that has huge number of poor children. Take your mobile school to this field, initially; it may be difficult to attract all children to that area, but with passing days you will achieve your target. The kids are sure to turn up every time they hear your van approaching!

 

2.      Collecting books and spreading them all to kids can be a great option. Collect old books from your neighbours, friends, family, colleagues – anyone who is keen to contribute to your cause. Also, take help of social media platforms like a post on the Facebook or tweet asking for books. Go to the nearby locality where there are many underprivileged children and get the children to come and browse through. Create your mini library and instil a sense of ownership by having a log book at the venue. Frequently ask the children about their likings on this library. Replenish the books once every month.

 

3.      Education sponsors are those people or partnerships who support assets, hardware and different essentials for the advancement of instruction for all kids. Education helps elevate access to learning for various ethnicities and to receive education in environments where turmoil or poverty prohibits learning.  India is lacking behind in education & need to support every child through education. Therefore, SOS children's villages, NGO for child education in India is one such organization that has pioneered a family approach to the long-term care of orphaned and abandoned children in India. It looks forward to bring a smile on child’s face through sponsoring child education sponsorship.

 

4.      Organize an outdoor sport every weekend with the children- Education is not always delivered through academic curriculum instead sports such as football, cricket; hockey also helps them come out of their shells and become better team players. Children, will not only enjoy the game, but they will also pick up many life-skills in the process.