Knowledge is the biggest asset one can attain in their life. Education is the base of an inspiring and successful life for anyone. It has the power to lift people out of poverty and makes people learn how to become a good citizen.
The Government of India has intended to improve the quality of education in India and it has implemented and improved too. But still it’s unable to provide education to all equally. As the condition of the government schools are not well-maintained, even the teachers are not enough to teach the students.
Private schools are able to provide better education but the expenses it requires are not affordable by all the people especially the lower middle class and people under the poverty line are not even able to afford to study in the government schools.
But there are many NGOs in Delhi who are working to provide the facility of free education to those who are deprived of their fundamental rights to education. They show that education is not only for the privileged but for the poor too.
List of the educational NGOs in Delhi
Kaafila Care Foundation:
Founded by Nasim Ahmad Kaafila Care Foundation is a non-profit organisation registered under section 8, Companies Act, 2013. KCF or Kaafila Care Foundation is a Delhi based NGO which dedicatedly works for child education all over India for years now. It is an organization of thousands of people that helps the needy who actually need it.
Fighting Causes: Cancer Care, Child Education, Digital Training, Competitive Study, Self-Defence Program, Women Empowerment Save the Child, Disaster Response
Address: C-4, New Brijpuri, Near Jagatpuri Police Station, Delhi-110051
Phone: +91 9999 123 815, 88 6060 6242
TollFree Number: 1800 180 0000
Parkshala:
It is a noida based organization which aims to transform the lives of children of lower strata society for which they use already available resources. They work as an after school support group to bridge the educational and moral gap between the children and their affluent peers.
Address: Block D, Sector 44, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201301
Phone: +91 9069 333 751
Shubhakshika Educational Society:
It is an NGO approved by the Niti Ayog which works determinedly for the education of the underprivileged and deprived sections of society. They aim for their development by providing them education, skill training and healthcare.
Address: Gali no.-4/124 Block – J, Sardar Colony, Sector-16 Rohini New Delhi, Sardar Colony Rd, near gurudwara, Delhi, 110089
Phone: +(91) 95999 70797, 98102 01542, 011-27852040
SKinRange Vision Foundation:
SKinRange Vision Foundation is registered under the Companies Act, 2013. It is an Delhi based NGO working for education in society that works to help the underprivileged through child education, healthcare and promoting drug free lifestyle in the rural areas.
Address: 603, Mercantile House, K.G.Marg, New Delhi-110001
Phone: 011-40550741
Anmol Education and Social Welfare Society:
Anmol Educational And Social Welfare Society is a registered society under society Act 1860, dated on 10/08/2007 Registration No. 59459/2007. It has developed Anmol Vidia Niketan to provide quality English education to the underprivileged children of the society. And aware them to avail the benefits of the information of the technology for social and economical development.
Address: D-103, Kharak, Chhatarpur, South Delhi, New Delhi, Delhi 110074
Phone: +91 98710 46499
Educate Girls
Established in 2007, Educate Girls is a non-profit NGO for girls’ education in India’s rural and backward areas. It is a NGO that works with the government, community and village based volunteers called Team Bhavika to ensure that every girl in the remotest areas of India is enrolled in school and learns well.
Address: C103/C104, 1st Floor, Remi Bizcourt, Shah Industrial Estate, Off Veera Desai Road, Andheri West, Mumbai 400053, Maharashtra
Phone: +91-22 48932226
Sneha Karma Foundation
It is a non-profit trust established in India in 2017 and they aim to establish an ecosystem that will enable underprivileged girls to equal opportunities through academic education, skills training and professional development.
Address: A301,Priyanka CHS, MHADA colony, Mulund East Mumbai 400081, India
Phone: +91 98209 90779
Chetna NGO for street children
They work on a grassroot level for the empowerment of street children in Delhi and neighboring states. They work directly with the children and design the programmes of activities which are good for them.
Address: 40/22, Manohar Kunj, Gautam Nagar, New Delhi, Delhi 110049
Phone: 011 – 41644471, 41644470
Leprosy Mission Trust India
The Leprosy Mission Trust India is a subsequently of The Mission to Lepers. The Leprosy Mission Trust India (TLMTI) was registered as a Society under the Societies Registration Act of 1860. They work on providing education, food and healthcare to the children dealing with leprosy across India.They try to train and mentor these young minds to explore new opportunities and become a contributing member of the community/ society.
Address: Third Floor, CNI Bhavan, 16, Pandit Pant Marg, Pandit Pant Marg Area, Sansad Marg Area, New Delhi, Delhi 110001
Phone: 011 4353 3300
Helping Hand India NGO
Helping hand India NGO is an Indian not-for-profit organization working for Women Education through different programs. It is an Indian, non- denominational and non-political organization which works for child and women education and empowerment for decades, so that they can stand for themselves.
Address: Kakrola, Near Dwarka Mor Metro Station, New delhi –110078. Regd office, A5/85A, DDA Flats, Paschim Vihar, New Delhi, Delhi 110063
Phone: +91 99907 73454
Arpan Education
It is serving the underprivileged and illiterate sections of the society. It aims to bridge the gap between the prevalent school system by helping the underprivileged children to cope with their school work as well as develop their personality.
Address: C-17/1, Paschimi Marg, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi, Delhi 110057
Phone: 011 4601 2471, 72, 73
Conclude: Education is the most important factor of a successful life but not everyone is lucky enough to get it.So here is the list of NGOs who are working to provide education to those. To find more, read along.