Showing posts with label ngo. Show all posts
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Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Uday Foundation Winter Internships Program 2010


The Uday Foundation ( Non Profit for Kids) invites young and motivated interns for Winter Internship Program 2010. The Key Result Area of Winter Internship Program 2010 is to work with the children afflicted with congenital defects, critical disorders, syndromes, and diseases that affect their health condition, education & growth.

The focus of your Winter Internship program / development project is determined by your skills, your interests, and the needs of the local environmental community. Experiential learning combines with weekly adventures, and productive volunteer work to form a comprehensive and unforgettable internship experience.
Program Duration : 4 to 6 Weeks.
For complete details, please visit at following link of our website:
http://www.udayfoundationindia.org/winter_internships_india.php

Wednesday, July 30, 2008

Saksham

Saksham is an NGO running a non formal school in Nithari village, Sector-31, Noida. We cater to around 300 children of migrants. The school is run in two shifts of three hours duration , from 8 to 11 in the morning and from 4 to 7 in the evening, six days a week(Monday is a holiday for the school)If interested do call up on 9891431148, for more details.

Tuesday, May 20, 2008

Disha

Adding to the list:
Joining....
Nai Disha and Jamghat...
will soon update on the same.

Nai Disha (plz refer to the link above)

Nai Disha's primary objective is to provide free education to children whose families cannot afford to send them to school - and to have them inculcated into mainstream schools after class 5. In this regard, we are continually striving to improve the quality of students. And provide financial sponsored students who pursue further studies.

Arranging for computer classes is a step in this direction - since it has been found that other schools expect this expertise from students while enrolling them in class 6.

However, not all students end up pursuing education when they leave school. This is a problem we are constantly trying to address. One idea has been to introduce some sort of vocational training - like plumbing, which is highly in demand and pays well.

One such step already in place is to hold sewing classes.

An important thing is to keep reminding us that these are children - and honestly, all they want to do is play. Extracurricular activities include holding dancing classes, arranging plays and the like.