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On October 14, 2011 - India Foundation For Children Education and Care and Astha Vikas Samiti Raisingh Nagar, Rajasthan completed One Lap Top Per Child Project #3
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On August 16, 2010 India Foundation For Children Education and Care (Non-Profit Organization in USA) has joined hands with One Laptop Per Child (OLPC #2) Foundation, Tie-Sydney and Astha Vikas Samiti, Raisingh Nagar to help deploy the One Laptop Per Child Project #2 to help bridge the divide between the people who have access to information and technology. This is the 2nd OLPC project deployed in Rajasthan.(OLPC #2) The OLPC Project #1 was deployed on March 24, 2010 in the Kikarwali Village. Read more...... |
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On March 24, 2010 India Foundation For Children Education and Care (Non-Profit Organization in USA)has joined hands with One Laptop Per Child (OLPC #1) Foundation, Tie-Sydney and Astha Vikas Samiti, Raisingh Nagar to help kick start the OLPC India project to help bridge the divide between the people who have access to information and technology. Read more...... |
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ADOPT A VILLAGE PROJECT #1 |
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We have adopted a village near Raisingh Nagar, Rajasthan, India. This Bawari village is among the very poor. The attached article was published in the local newspaper on November 3, 2005 about our project. This article describes the purpose of the project.
We have already provided uniforms to over 200 students during the last few years and plan provide more uniforms, books, school supplies, food, vitamins etc. to support this school. |
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ADOPT A VILLAGE PROJECT #2 |
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We adopted village #2 near Rai Singh Nagar, Rajasthan,
India in August 2006. The name of the village is 73 N.P.
The people in this village are extremely poor.
There are about 250 students in this school.
The Chief Guest for the inauguration was Nayak Rajendar
Singh. He has received International and Government of
India recognition and awards for his social services.
India Foundation (IF) has provided needed funds to "ADOPT A VILLAGE PROJECT #2". |
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Following are the accomplishments for this project:
- The village was totally cleaned up by the volunteers from this village before the inauguration.
- New trees were planted on the main entrance road leading to the village and on the paths inside the village.
- A computer has been installed in the school and a teacher has been hired to provide computer training to the students.
- Uniforms, school books and other supplies were provided to the children as needed.
- Twenty (20) sewing machines were purchased to provide tailoring skills to school children and the women in this village. A teacher has also been hired to teach tailoring skills. These trained students will also make uniforms and stitch school bags after the training is completed and meet other internal needs for our future projects.
- IF supports Kitchen Garden projects in these villages to grow fruits and vegetable in each house. Seasonal fruits and vegetable seeds are provided to each house free of charge to start their own small organic garden in their house. An agriculture specialist volunteer is providing gardening advice.
- A huge open community place has been constructed for the people to gather and meet and exchange ideas.
- Fifty (50) men in this village have taken "OATH" to quit smoking, alcohol and other narcotics.
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ADOPT A VILLAGE PROJECT #3 |
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This is the 3rd village India Foundation (IF) for Children Education and Care has adopted. The name of the village is 74 N.P. This is about 10 Km from the main town Rai Singh Nagar (District Sri Ganga Nagar), Rajasthan, India.
Our mission is to catalyze socio-economic change through education and care of underprivileged children in India. IF's goal is to provide literacy and improve the quality of life for the poor people with emphases on elementary education and women empowerment.
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In this village we are also providing uniforms, books, school supplies, food, vitamins, and other school needs.
We are working with many dedicated volunteers in this area, who are giving their valuable time and resources to make a difference in poor peoples lives.
On the right is an image from the visit by India Foundation volunteers Mr. Harbans Singh and Mr. Surinder Paul on December 23, 2006.
Our sincere thanks to all IF members for sharing and caring to help the poor. |
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RESIDENTIAL BLIND GIRLS SCHOOL |
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IF supports Atma Jyoti Residential Blind Girls School (with over 40 Blind Girls) in Gwalior, MP, India. This School gives the girls the opportunity to have an education and a successful fulfilling life.
These girls would have no chance for a future without the care and support of this comprehensive
and effective school
The girls go to regular schools and study with normal children. When they come back from the public school, the teachers at the residential school help them with their homework. Some of the blind girls have excelled in competing with other children in their classes. The girls are also taught music, weaving, yoga and gardening. Every effort is being made to make them successful and contributing citizens in the society.
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www: AtmaJyotiGwalior.org |
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SEWING THE SEEDS OF HOPE |
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IF has also bought over 40 sewing machines to provide tailoring skills to school children and women in the first ADOPT A VILLAGE Project and other near by rural villages. A teacher has been hired to teach tailoring skills. These trained students also make uniforms and stitch school bags after the training is completed to meet the internal needs of ADOPT A VELLAGE PROJECTS. This will become a source of income for the trained students. Now IF has expanded sewing machine projects to 13 additional villages to teach tailoring skills to the poor women. We are working to create jobs for women in these villages.
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Scholarship Program For Higher Education
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India Foundation (IF) For Children Education and Care has initiated a Scholarship program in 2008 for the poor and needy Children in India. The goal of the Scholarship Program is to provide financial support to the very poor children for higher education. IF believes that we can eliminate poverty in India through education for future generations. For more details, guidelines and application to qualify for this program, please contact our IF Chapters in USA or Astha Vikas Samiti (a NGO in Rajasthan, India). The contact phone number and address is listed on our website and brochure. |
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Following are the pictures of children who are sponsored under Scholarship Program For Higher
Education program |
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SPONSOR A CHILD PROGRAM |
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Sponsor A Child Program is a unique relationship between you and your sponsored child. When you become an India Foundation Child Sponsor, you will help a child break free from the cycle of poverty and gift the child a future full of hope. It is also a relationship that extends to the child's family and the community. For about $25 / month, you can make a lasting impact on the life of a poor child. |
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You can be the reason a child can dream of a better future... a future of promise, and productive life. Together we can Eliminate Poverty Through Education. |
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Gift of Education: The best that you can gift a child and the courage to dream!
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Click here for more details on the dream project. |
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Click here to make online donation. |
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