How we see our output

The most important aspect to boost the spread of education is to spread awareness among the parents and the communities that every child needs education. The message needs to spread far and wide and getting a quality education is the legitimate right of all children, no matter which social or economic background they come from. We ensure that the benefits of the Right to Education Act reach the most deprived children.

As per the provision of the RTE Act, 2009, all children from 6-14 years shall be admitted to their age-appropriate classes in neighbourhood schools, and elementary education including pre-primary education shall be provided to them free of cost. But in our area of operation ,very few govt. aided schools have pre-primary sections, which results in the student ageing 6 years get admission in class one and lack of pre-primary education. We take admission of the students ageing 3 years in the nursery class.

In micro credit, the economic empowerment results in women's ability to influence or make the decision, increased self-confidence, better status and role in the household. Micro credit, is necessary to overcome exploitation, create confidence for the economic self-reliance of the rural poor, particularly among rural women who are mostly invisible in the social structure. Micro credit,also helps to avoid the debt trap by giving poor people an alternative to local moneylenders.

Our water treatment plants in various locations provided purified filter water and successfully reduced the diseases caused by unhygienic water.

Our packaged drinking water plant water is affordable and generate fund to run the schools and few employment.

Skill development centre is catering to youths of Islands by improving their employability in the mainland economy.