One of the primary aims of the Society is to take education to those who can not go where the education is provided. This activity focuses on those who migrate for work, their children, children living in slums and other children for whom school is still a distant dream. A non-formal system of education is adopted when educating out-of-school children and special emphasis is placed on mathematics, languages, sports, crafts, music and social skills. Adult education is also undertaken to improve the literacy rate. Educating children and women about home economics is of special interest to the Society.
Founding of libraries, reading rooms and children’s libraries are a part of this activity. Villages are identified which have a building allocated for a library but are not functional. With the help of the local community, the Society undertakes the task of making the library functional and employs local people for its day-to-day function. Also, mobile libraries are being thought of so as to reach people whose travel options are limited. The Society also undertakes collection of used toys and books for the purpose of education and use in the libraries. |