School Education
39%
girls in India aged 15-18 years drop out of school
34%
of boys in India aged 15-18 years drop out of school
60%
of drop outs end up unemployed or severely under-employed
India’s formal education system does not provide the skills required to earn a livelihood
and advance economically. Sambhav helps adolescents in higher secondary schools,
polytechnics, and ITIs access a better future through vocational education.
Our Approach
01
Access to Hard
Infrastructure
Develop educational centres and make classrooms accessible to local communities.
02
Access to
Quality Learning
Provide quality education through qualified trainers, progressive curriculum, and formative assessments.
03
Access to
Health
Create a healthy learning environment by creating access to basic health amenities.
04
Linkages to
Formal Economy
Set groundwork for teaching employable skills and use local ecosystem linkages to access opportunities in the formal economy.
05
Community
Intervention
Foster community partnership for greater exposure to livelihood opportunities.
06
Tech-enabled Transparency
Track individual performance at various learning stages for greater accountability and leverage technology to assess learning gaps.
07
Ecosystem Development
Create an ecosystem of growth and support aided by government partnership and policy interventions.
Our impact
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m
Adolescents Reached
0
m
Hours of Education
0
+
Schools
0
m
Pads
distributed
distributed
0
k
Hours of
education
education
0
k
Girls' lives
impacted
impacted
"I'm sharing what I've learned with other girls in the community.."
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Our partners
Ecosystem partners
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