Educate 100 Under Privileged Children for One Year

Ashwini Charitable Trust (ACT) has managed to change the lives of many children and has been successful in improving their livelihood.

Little Savita(name changed), a student of Class 2, lives in conditions akin to hell on earth. She lost her mother a few years back, and lives with her grandmother, who works as a janitor for a low salary, and is struggling to take care of her grandchildren. Sandhya’s father is an alcoholic and her elder brother is an auto-driver. Sandhya is regular in school and her ambition is to become a teacher. She is very energetic and participates in various school games. It is important that we support girl children like Sandhya, so that they get the chance to go to school and have a childhood, a future to look forward to.

Summer  months when the children are out of school is full of fun for them as many hobby classes are held through April and May

• Art & Craft Class by an ACT volunteer
• Spoken English classes by an expert
• De coupage classes by a trainer
• Basket making by our childrens mothers
• Embroidery classes by a dedicated volunteer
• Chocolate making classes a volunteer
• Photography, Dance by Christ University Interns
• One of our volunteers taught all the senior students about combination of primary and secondary colors
• The theory of multiple intellenges proposed by Howard Gardener was conveyed by the children by demonstrating them to everyone with the help of charts and quizzes and live experiments. All the volunteers and mothers had great time with our children. It was a memorable day
• Our senior children were invited to make presentations of their ACT journey in front of all the employees of a big company. The children were excited to give their presentations and in the evening they were provided delicious food.
• Students conducted an exhibition in order to showcase what they learnt in the summer holidays. On that day, they exhibited many activities like karate, photography, basket making, embroidery, art and craft and decoupage. ACT children and the viewers enjoyed the exhibition. 
• Children are taken on educational and field trips in the city by volunteers of a big company.