Godhuli students performing a skit highlighting the importance of education of girl child
Godhuli students performing a skit highlighting the importance of education of girl child
Eye Check up Camp for education & Welfare of Street and Slum Children
Our Chairman Dr Y. P. Anand guided a team of Young IITians at Meerabagh centre as a part of their value education initiative. The youngsters were happy to interact with the children for nearly two hours.
Our Chairman Dr. Anand guided a team of Young IITians to Meerabagh centre as a part of their value education initiative. The youngsters were happy to interact with the underprivileged children for nearly two hours.
Our centers are located in the soft underbelly of Delhi where thousands have settled, migrating from their home states chasing their dreams of a better tomorrow for their children. And we help in our small way to convert their dreams into reality.
At our centers we aspire to
Provide free study material and uniforms to children in order to encourage them to attend centre.
Organize free periodical health check-ups.
Introduce them to the treasure of our culture by celebrating all important national and religious festivals.
Provide lockers for safekeep of their books and keep the centres open round the year to discourage the tendency of drop outs during vacations.
Impart vocational Training (Gandhiji’s ‘Nai Talim’) to youth in partnership with like-minded organizations wherever possible.
Above all inculcate values which should help nurture tomorrow’s good human beings & responsible citizens.
MEERA BAGH CENTRE
The biggest centre of Godhuli, the morning shift at Meera Bagh, Paschim Vihar New Delhi has been running since October 2000. The premises for centre has been provided free of cost by All India Society to Enliven the Less Fortunate (AISELF), who later handed over the custody to Godhuli. Other than initiating tiny tots to the beautiful world of schooling, this centre is also doing its bit to bring back school drop outs of Class I to III back into the main stream. At this centre, at any given time approx. 315 students are being educated over two shifts in nine sections – 6 in the morning and 3 in the afternoon.
KALYANPURI CENTRE
The centre has been functioning satisfactorily since November 2015. when Delhi Urban Shelter Improvement Board (DUSIB) had allotted two rooms in the local Basti Vikas Kendra in a cluster of slums at Dhobhi Ghat in Kalyanpuri.
Around 40 children in age group 4-6 years are accomodated in two KG classes in the centre
NANGLOI CENTRE
In April, 2016, Godhuli signed an MOU with the Saini family based at Nangloi for use of their Saini Chaupal at nominal charges, for running of a pre-primary centre . This centre made fast progress and started functioning with more than 90 students being educted in three KG sections. The Saini family renovated the entire building in 2022 taking financial support of Godhuli and in return they have extended the lease for a further five years against a token payment. The new and more airy premises now addiitionally operartes an afternoon session with one KG and two Class 1 sections. Nearly 175 children are enrolled in the centre.
PALAM GAON
Godhuli has started its fourth functional centre in May 2024 in a three room set up taken on rent. The centre aspires to educate 60 children and carry out remedial/tutorial education for school going students. At present around 40 children are enrolled at this centre. An NGO run by the landlord of the premises is also providing some facilitation in the process.
VIKAS PURI
Godhuli has collaborated with Rotary Club Janak to open a centre for pre-primary education for slum children in Vikas Puri G block at the DUSIB shelter. A total of 60 children can be educated here and presently the enrolled strength is 40. Adult education is being planned at this centre in the near future.
