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VARUN Voluntary Association For Rural Upliftment and Networking

VARUN Voluntary Association For Rural Upliftment and Networking. Type: Non-Formal Educational Centers Primary Focus: Remedial Education Region : Rural Areas. July 2014. Purpose And Goals.

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VARUN Voluntary Association For Rural Upliftment and Networking

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  1. VARUNVoluntary Association For Rural Upliftment and Networking Type: Non-Formal Educational Centers Primary Focus: Remedial Education Region : Rural Areas July 2014

  2. Purpose And Goals • To increase the level of literacy and intellectual development of the children in the targeted area. • To give technical instruction to increase skill level • To provide technical tools so that the local population can join the main stream society

  3. About VARUN • Voluntary Association for Rural Upliftment & Networking (VARUN) is a self-motivated, social and non-profit organization. Varun started it activities in 1999. • Outline: • Schools in 5 villages Shahpur, Dobahi, Sukhdeopur, Jariyawan, Hadahi, Aurawatad. • Self help group (women micro finance). - Introduce Organic Farming (Nursery, Seed Bank) • Library (in 5 villages) • Permanent structures in Shahpur, Dobahi and Lerha. • Govt schools established in Amritpur, Horila, Lerha, Shahpur, Jharia and Pathraur. • FCRA (Foreign Contribution Regulation Act, 1976) applied in February 2005, until then, donations go through Asha-Varanasi. • People: Dr.S.P.Singh (PhD, Agriculture), Mr. A.K.Singh (Journalist) and few teachers like Punnu Singh, Ramkrit, etc.

  4. Current Status of teachers (need to update) Timing of School : July to March : 09.30 to 3.30 P.M. April to June : 7.00 to 12.00 P. M.

  5. Student count in each center 147 students in primary 39 students in middle school

  6. Details of Evaluation of Education Centers • Teaching in professional manner. • Headcount tracking • Cleanliness of premises and children. • Quality of teaching. • Feedback from students. • Emphasis on teaching moral values. • Teaching methods used for lower classes.

  7. Various Programs Various topics covered include teaching techniques through use of flash-cards, marbles, toys, seeds, leaves, sticks, etc for calculations and to create interest.

  8. Education Details of Right to Education

  9. Health Details of Health Camp Community Health Program

  10. Women Empowerment

  11. Right to Information

  12. Employment (NREGA)

  13. Agriculture BHU-Varanasi proposed a plan for surveying Nonvat, Pandi and Auratawand For research and VARUN is helping to pursue this.

  14. Budget proposal 2014-2015

  15. Budget Proposal (contd.)

  16. Budget Proposal (contd.) Salary + Study materials + Operational costs = Rs. 5,99,150.00

  17. Few Photographs

  18. Budget for 2013-2014

  19. Budget contd.

  20. Conceptual Idea Proposal Experiment • Pilot program with 6 panchayats, 15 villages and 1000 families involved. • AIM: Empower women and the community for self-independence by educating them about their rights. • WHY: Masses continue to live in dark and past few generations post-independence there has been little or no progress with regards to overall human living conditions in this area.

  21. Intended plan • Create federations of women. • Develop leadership qualities in them to lead. • Creating awareness about their social rights and how to utilize various schemes Govt offers to empower themselves to earn their living. • Motivate people to take up responsibilities and drive various issues.

  22. Case Study- Dobahi (in 2012) • Villagers took the initiative to make this road. • Meetings were held and the project was coordinated and executed by • Bhuvan Kumar (teacher) • Women from SHG, Women federation, • Mr.Pyarelal from farmer’s club • ….21 more names mentioned

  23. Budget Proposal for new experiment Items in Red have been partially covered in the 2013-2014 budget

  24. Budget Proposal contd…

  25. Additional slides

  26. Budget for 2012-2013

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