Vandemataram
Foundation is a registered community development organization working
for child rights through the schools for a better India. It was on the
eve of the centenary year (2005) of the Vandemataram Movement that the
foundation was launched.
Vandemataram
Foundation has been at the forefront of child rights and school
empowerment with grassroots level interaction and right to information
campaigns. India Vision 2020 set the goal of achieving cent per cent
literacy. However, with literacy rate of 61% national average and being
ranked at the bottom of Human Development Index, is it possible to
achieve that goal?
"A developed India by 2020 is possible only through people's participation and children are the nucleus of this transformation" said Sri Abdul Kalam, the former President of India
This is what
motivated the foundation to fight for the child rights and contribute
its mite to the India 2020 vision of Dr Abdul Kalam. With 600
volunteers toiling day in and day out selflessly, the mission seems to
achievable. However, we know we have a long way to go. That is why we
appeal to all of you to join us …
The foundation
inspired by Dr Kalam, the former president of India (July 2002 - July
2007), is working for the betterment of children and their education. A
new freedom struggle, this time against the poverty and illiteracy, is
making things better in 120 schools in 10 interior mandals of Warangal
and Seven mandals of Mahabubnagar district. The dropout rate has
fallen steeply and the attendance of teachers is increasing, the
performance of school as a unit is improving.
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Background
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A school is a place
where each one of us have learnt to live and graduated into the world
to become what we are today and what we would be tomorrow. The simple
word ‘my school’ sends most of us, if not all, down the memory lane
with loads of nostalgic images and childhood playfulness.
Over 79% of the
out-of-school children belong to the rural areas, SC/ST children
account for nearly 11.5% of the total out-of-school children. The most
common cause for remaining out of school was household work, taking
care of siblings and working to improve the family income. The dropout
rates in Mahabubnagar, Medak, Warangal, Nizamabad (above 50%) and
Nalgonda (above 40%) are very high and need urgent attention. The
dropout rate is between 19% to 36% depending upon the class and poverty
level of the child’s family. (Source: Andhra Pradesh report on Sarva
Siksha Abhiyan)
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Need
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Beneficiaries
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Objectives
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Email:contact@vandemataramfoundation.in
Email:contact@vandemataramfoundation.in
Email:contact@vandemataramfoundation.in
Email:contact@vandemataramfoundation.in
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Friday, 15 November 2013
Vandemataram Foundation works for child rights
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