Learning Materials Distribution Program

The latest ASER – Annual Status of Education Report reveals that the dropout rate of school students in rural India is 25% even before them attaining the age of 11 years. The lack of stationery aid and learning materials is the chief cause for this amongst diverse other factors.

Restricted access to universal quality education is a major challenge for development when it comes to remote areas in India. Lack of awareness amongst the communities and poverty are the major factors resulting in the non-attendance of schools by children in these areas.

The distribution of learning materials for underprivileged school children is one of our major initiatives in the project areas. We function like a system of support by providing improvised and enhanced educational conditions for these students.

The Foundation frequently offers support to children in rural areas with essential stationery and educational materials. The aid is offered based on the requirements of the children in the communities upon real-time assessment. The distribution program that includes handwriting notebooks has benefited several thousands of students in our areas of reach over the past 10 years.