Milestones

Humble beginning to a sustained presence.

1995

Godhuli started its first centre in 1995 at JAN VIKAS KENDRA, Slum wing, Patparganj, Near Trilokpuri Police Station, Delhi with 40 children in class I. By 2005-06, Godhuli had 280 Children in class I to V in forenoon shift and 80 students in Class I & II in afternoon shift. Thereafter as per Government’s policy under RTE, all the students in this centre were mainstreamed to nearby Government Schools in 2008. On this happy note we discontinued the centre.

2000

Encouraged by the success of the first Bapu-Ba-Bal Shiksha Grih at Patparganj, Godhuli started its second BABU-BA-BAL-SHIKSHA GRIH in a temporary shed in Meera Bagh slum behind B-Block, Paschim Vihar, West Delhi. Today this centre educates approx. 225 Children in the morning shift and 90 children in afternoon shift.

2005

UEE Mission-Godhuli’s association with Universal Elementary Education (UEE) Program of Government of Delhi dates back to 2005. With the winding of old scheme, a new program was envisaged in Sept 2007 by UEE Mission.

2009

Computer Literacy Programme was started for XII passed poor slum children of Meerabagh area in partnership with Lal Bahudar Shikshan Sansthan under Manav Kalyan Avam Vikas Sanstha with a view to provide them skills to get suitable employment and to stand on their feet. Till date around 250 youths have been educated under this program. We are now sponsoring the ninth batch of 45 students.

Godhuli signs an MOU with Ekta Shakti Sangathan for two nursery classes and tutorial guidance in English, Maths and Science for both boys and girls of class 5th to 10th over two shifts. This initiative continued till 2014.

2011

MOU was signed with CMM Charitable Trust for giving them financial assistance to conduct KG Classes for children in age group 4 to 6 years. 60 Children are enrolled in two sections for the KG classes and provided with all the aids as is being provided to the Godhuli run centres at other locations.

Beginning Nov, 2016, Godhuli is also sponsoring education of around 15 differently abled children studying in the same centre.

2015

Godhuli was allotted the Basti Vikas Kendra in Dhobighat, Kalaynpuri where presently around 40 children are being provided pre-primary education.

2016

Godhuli signed MoU with Saini family based at Nangloi Located in the midst of a migrant labour Colony, the centre has made good progress with number of students swelling to 90 in just six months.

Enthused by the success of the computer education being provided at Lal Bahadur Shikshan Sansthan, Godhuli also started sponsorship for Nursery Teachers Training for young women of Mirabagh and Nangloi areas. The first batch of nine would be trained teachers are undergoing the training.

In a nutshell Godhuli has been charting its own course for the betterment of the education levels amongst the under-privileged, by complimenting the government schemes. It has turned from being an educator to a facilitator for not only creating keen students but also skilled youth!