Read for Fun

by Samerth Charitable Trust in Chhattisgarh

  • 392

    Books Goal
  • 890

    Books Received
  • 0

    Days to go
Raised Percent :
100%
The fundraiser is successful.
Bilaspur/
Impact: 3000 Children

Know more about us

Who we are

Samerth is working in the unreached tribal areas with the Baiga tribes to ensure that the children have access to education. We run early childhood centres for children of 3 to 6 years of age where there are no government anganwadis. We focus on comprehensive development of children.The idea is to mainstream these children into government schools. We are looking at raising funds for books for these resource centers so that 3000 children in 80 locations can enjoy reading.


Our work and its impact

Samerth is a non profit organization. We work with marginalised communities where environment for better education/learning is a dream. Samerth is also visualising of promoting universalisation of elementary education with any discrimination. Through this support we would want that children from the remote and unreached areas of tribal district of Chhattisgarh are able to experience the world, through reading, better understanding and self-introspection and knowledge creation. Also they learn to choose about their lives, career and livelihoods.


How we will utilise these books

Firstly we have created space for children through early childhood education centres where each child can experience learning. Samerth provides individual care and learning opportunity as per the skill of each child. This has created an rippling impact on the community as they have seen the children's holistic growth at centres. They could demand 120 anganwadis and nutrition from the government. Samerth started to address the needs of 'out of school children' and that resulted in parents of 250 children to value the importance of education and help them to restart their schooling. While working on RtE the teachers of government schools have started to ask for innovative TLMs and setting up of libraries in 70 schools though limited in number and types. Government teachers and community members have started to demand a space such as 'resource centres' so that they can experiment innovative ways of learning. With the available funds we will support schools to establish libraries and fill them with books that are child friendly, creative and opens up imagination.



Supporters

Name Donate Amount Date
Anonymous 250 February 10, 2016
Mahak Swami 1,000 February 10, 2016
Surekha Pillai 5,000 February 09, 2016
PB Admin 2,500 February 02, 2016
Sweta Anand 250 January 20, 2016
Anonymous 3,500 July 05, 2015
Alok Prasanna Kumar 25,000 July 05, 2015
Ashish Mehta 1,000 June 26, 2015
Anonymous 1,000 June 25, 2015
Iqbal Baig 1,000 June 23, 2015
Suvigya Pathak 1,000 July 12, 2015
AFROZ Baig 1,000 July 12, 2015
Asif Shaikh 1,000 July 10, 2015
Aakash Agrawal 500 July 28, 2015
Aakash Agrawal 500 July 28, 2015
Name Donate Amount Date
Sweta Anand 250 February 10, 2016
Mahak Swami 1,000 February 10, 2016
Surekha Pillai 5,000 February 09, 2016
PB Admin 2,500 February 02, 2016
Sweta Anand 250 January 20, 2016
Sunit Rastogi 3,500 July 05, 2015
Alok Prasanna Kumar 25,000 July 05, 2015
Ashish Mehta 1,000 June 26, 2015
SHARATH AHUJA 1,000 June 25, 2015
Iqbal Baig 1,000 June 23, 2015
Suvigya Pathak 1,000 July 12, 2015
AFROZ Baig 1,000 July 12, 2015
Asif Shaikh 1,000 July 10, 2015
Aakash Agrawal 500 July 28, 2015
Aakash Agrawal 500 July 28, 2015