At our NGO, we work with children aged 6-14 who face challenges like moving to slums, dropping out of school, or not enjoying studying. Our Bridge School Program focuses on helping these children, many of whom start unhealthy habits early because they lack access to proper school supplies and a supportive environment. We aim to help them adjust to the school setting and develop good behavior habits.
After children complete a year in our Bridge School and transition to government schools, we continue to support them through our After School Program. This program provides additional classes after regular school hours, where we assist them with their homework and teach them subjects they find difficult. This extra support has led to improved academic performance and a significant decrease in the number of children leaving school.
Our Digital Literacy Program is designed to help government school children who struggle with subjects such as English, Maths, and Science. Through digital classes held in the afternoon, we have been able to reach over 530 children, providing them with essential learning resources and sparking a greater interest in learning.
Initiated in November 2021, this program uses engaging teaching methods like video lessons and interactive sessions to enhance the children’s understanding and retention of the subjects. As a result, we have observed noticeable improvements in their academic performance and a greater enthusiasm for learning.
Additionally, our Chimple Learning Program utilizes a special app called Chimple Learning, which is installed on digital tablets provided to the children on a weekly basis. This innovative approach to education enhances visual learning aids and helps the children better understand and identify objects, thereby enhancing their overall learning experience and capacity.