Our Program Focuses on Three Key Objectives

• Accessible Quality Education: We ensure local children have access to quality education through a library, digital learning center, and regular workshops in various subjects.
• Reducing Dropouts: We offer comprehensive career counseling, expert coaching, and regular test series to prevent students from dropping out and support their educational and career paths.
• Nurturing Students for Future Success: We organize extracurricular activities such as summer camps, sports meets, competitions, and awareness sessions to foster creativity, teamwork, and personal growth among students.

Projects

• Accessible Quality Education: We provide free access to a library and establish a digital learning center. Additionally, we conduct regular workshops on various subjects, including language, mathematics, and more.
• Career Counseling: We offer counseling services to students and parents, providing guidance and support in career decision-making.
• Expert Coaching: After-school coaching assistance and regular test series are provided to students to enhance their academic performance.
• Beyond Studies: We organize summer camps, sports meets, drawing competitions, cultural events, debates, elocution contests, and general awareness sessions to encourage holistic development and foster diverse skills among students.

Highlights

• Impactful Reach: Our program has positively impacted over 2400 students in ten nearby villages, providing enhanced educational opportunities.
• Appreciation from Local Government: The local government body has acknowledged and appreciated our program's effectiveness and relevance.
• Active Community Participation: The community actively engages in the events organized by DIL, showcasing the enthusiasm of students and their families.
• Parent and SMC Involvement: Parents and School Management Committee (SMC) members actively support and participate in our education program.
• Recognition of Volunteers: The District Government recognizes and appreciates the dedication and commitment of our 34 Balsakhi (child friends) and field volunteers.