An appeal for Donation
 

Environment Protection and Pollution Control Project

We will cover issues relating to environment protection, pollution control in this section. As the environmental protection is the practice of preserving the natural environment from human activities that can degrade it. Here are some ways to protect the environment:

• Reduce waste: Recycling reduces the amount of waste in landfills, which reduces pollution in water bodies. 

• Use eco-friendly products: Using eco-friendly products can reduce the amount of harmful chemicals in the air, water, and ground. 

• Plant trees: Trees produce oxygen and help reduce global warming and soil erosion. 

• Conserve forests: Deforestation reduces the amount of forests in the world, so it's important to conserve them. 

• Conserve soil: Soil conservation involves controlling landslides, floods, and soil erosion. 

• Reduce paper usage: Paper manufacturing depends on trees, so using less paper can help reduce deforestation. 

• Use e-copies: Using e-copies instead of print outs can help reduce paper usage. 

The environment is a vital gift from nature that needs to be handled with care. It's made up of both physical and biological components, and the ecosystem needs to be kept in balance.

Employment Generation and
Skill Development

Skill development is the process of improving or acquiring skills to be more effective in one’s work or personal life. It can involve learning new skills, or improving existing ones.
Here are some things to consider when developing your skills.

Identify skills: Think about the person’s current and past work experiences, education, and everyday life skills. You can also ask people who know you well for a different perspective.
Set goals: Write a list of strengths and areas that you want to improve.
Be Productive: Try to focus on one task at a time and take short breaks when you need to.
Some skills that are important for personal and professional development include:
Problem Solving: The ability to handle challenging situations
Confidence: Confidence in your abilities, actions, and decisions
Adaptability: The ability to quickly adjust to new situations
Etiquette: Rules that govern politeness and respectful behavior in social and business interactions
Conflict Resolution: The ability to handle disagreements and resolve conflicts

Educational Assistance 
and 
Free Mobile Coaching Classes

Mobile Education is the “Gateway of Knowledge” that reaches out to children in remotest areas through a personalized human touch. Holistic education is delivered to drop outs and never been to school children at their doorstep. Based on our experiences and learnings, other states have also expressed interest in the strategies and success stories of our programme to make formal education a reality for all the children in our country.

Mobile schools make it possible for children in remote areas to have access to – education software, laptops, LCD TV, children’s library and other recreational materials. The Child Rights Advocates use innovative ways of teaching and the lesson plans are developed keeping in mind National Council Education Research and Training’s (NCERT) guidelines and are tailored to suit the local context. To promote holistic development in children we also impart life skills education focusing on acquiring knowledge, attitudes and skills which support behaviours that enable us to take greater responsibility for our own lives; by making healthy life choices, gaining greater resistance to negative pressures, and becoming better and productive human beings