“A good education is a foundation for a better future.” Unfortunately, it is not provided equally across the nation. Education in rural areas in India suffers the worst impact. One of the major problems of education in rural areas is the financial support and proper guidelines. Every year, thousands of students have to leave their studies due to their families’ lack of financial support. To eradicate these issues, Jharkhand Foundation Kendra has started an initiative called “Siksha Sabka Adhikaar” for a comprehensive career guideline and scholarship program aimed at unlocking the talents and dreams of rural children. In this campaign, we are trying to reach every remote school in Jharkhand where there is a lack of resources and awareness and are organizing workshops and career counseling programs with information on various scholarship schemes. With this program, we are sowing the seeds of hope and opportunity in the fertile soil of rural communities. Together, let us pave the path to a brighter future for generations to come.
Phase I :
In Phase I of this program, we have reached out to Utkramit Ucch Vidyalaya, Charkitand Dhanbad. In this program, more than 150 students benefited by receiving guidance on various scholarship schemes, and students and their families experienced greater financial stability. This allows them to focus on their studies without worrying about the burden of educational expenses, thereby improving their overall academic performance and well-being. Attending the career guideline and scholarship program not only opens doors to educational and career opportunities but also empowers students to transform their lives and make meaningful contributions to society.
Phase II :
In phase II of the “Siksha Sabka Adhikar” campaign, the team of Jharkhand Foundation Kendra reached FAGU MAHATO HIGH SCHOOL KAPURIA, Dhanbad. In this program, more than 1000 students benefited, and they showed their full enthusiasm throughout the session. This program strives to realize its vision of equitable access to quality education for all rural students, unlocking their full potential and fostering socio-economic development in rural communities.
Phase-III :
In phase three of “ Siksha Sabka Adhikar ” campaigning, the team of Jharkhand Foundation Kendra reached UTKRAMIT MADHYA VIDYALAY, BARKI, Dhanbad. More than 150 rural students in this program empowered their plans and pursued fulfilling career paths. The Siksha Sabka Adhikar career counseling program is committed to empowering rural students to overcome barriers and achieve their career aspirations. In addition, this program aims to create a brighter future for students and strengthen rural communities as a whole.
Phase IV :
A person without an education is unable to see despite having eyes. So in the fourth phase of “Siksha Sabka Adhikar” campaigning, the team of Jharkhand Foundation Kendra reached the remote Pokkhana Village of Chas, Bokaro. More than 100 rural students in this program empowered their plans and pursued fulfilling career paths. Implementing this program in a remote village can significantly improve the community’s overall well-being and open up new opportunities for its members.
Phase V :
In phase five of Siksha Sabka Adhikar campaigning, the team of Jharkhand Foundation Kendra reached UTKRAMIT MADHYA VIDYALAY, BADHADIH, Bokaro. More than 250 rural students in this program empowered their plans and pursued fulfilling career paths. The Siksha Sabka Adhikar career counseling program is committed to empowering rural students to overcome barriers and achieve their career aspirations. In addition, this program aims to create a brighter future for students and strengthen rural communities.
Phase VI :
In phase five of “Siksha Sabka Adhikar” campaigning, the team of Jharkhand Foundation Kendra reached UTKRAMIT UCCH VIDYALAY, SONABADH, Bokaro. More than 550 rural students in this program empowered their plans and pursued fulfilling career paths. The Siksha Sabka Adhikar career counseling program is committed to empowering rural students to overcome barriers and achieve their career aspirations. In addition, this program aims to create a brighter future for students and strengthen rural communities.
Phase VII :
In phase seven of the “Siksha Sabka Adhikar” campaigning, the team of Jharkhand Foundation Kendra reached Mahatma Gandhi Public School Mahuwar, Bokaro. More than 150 students participated in this program to empower their plans and pursue fulfilling career paths. The Siksha Sabka Adhikar career counseling program is committed to empowering rural students to overcome barriers and achieve their career aspirations.
Phase VIII :
In phase eight of the “Siksha Sabka Adhikar” campaigning, the team of Jharkhand Foundation Kendra reached S M J High School, Bijulia Bokaro. More than 200 students participated in this program to empower their plans and pursue fulfilling career paths. The Siksha Sabka Adhikar career counseling program is committed to empowering rural students to overcome barriers and achieve their career aspirations.
Phase IX :
Social justice starts with girls’ education and is advanced by young women leaders working together on systems transformation. So, in phase nine of “Siksha Sabka Adhikar” campaigning, the team of Jharkhand Foundation Kendra reached Pupunki Panchayat, Bokaro. In this program, more than 70 girls’ students and their mothers participated to empower their plans and pursue fulfilling career paths.
Phase X :
If you educate a man, you educate an individual, however, if you educate a woman, you educate a whole family. Women empowered means mother India empowered”. The role of women in society is equally significant as that of men. Be it as a mother, daughter, sister, or wife, she plays each role with affection and care. She can hold powerful positions in society such as a leader, an educator, an entrepreneur, and much more. She has an infinite potential to reform Society and the world. In Phase 10 of “Siksha Sabka Adhikar”, the team of Jharkhand Foundation Kendra reached a remote village of Chandamkyari division Batbinor. We found that more women of all ages are interested in their education than students. More than 50 women have participated in this campaign. Educating and empowering women can help to build a progressive family, society and nation. An educated woman can help to uplift many lives. Therefore, Rural India requires to empower women by building education and employment opportunities for them
