We believe that every child has the right to quality and equitable education.
India is home to millions of ‘out-of-school’ children, with girls accounting for majority of the dropouts. Girls, children with special needs, children from low-income families, children from slums and rural areas are most likely to be denied an education. This has far-reaching consequences on their future, as well as the future of their families, economies and countries. We stand for all children to have equitable access to education, from school to university. We work with children, their families, communities and wider society.
We work closely with Education Department and are aligned with the National Education Policy (NEP) of the Government of India.
Dream School Foundation is committed to assisting students from ‘schools to livelihood’. We recognise that teenagers and youth from disadvantaged communities need further support to enjoy and exercise their rights to livelihood. This has led us to extend our work for young people till the age of 24.
Our work is focused on making a sustainable difference in the lives of the most disadvantaged and excluded children, while also promoting gender equality. To make our vision of ‘Making The Right to Education Real’, we work in the following areas:
A human rights-based inclusive approach to education has a goal to ensure that every child receives quality education. It recognises and promotes children’s right to equity and development.
We believe people are the solution. Through our work, we unlock human potential and ignite lasting individual, group and system transformation.
We create the desired impact by giving the stakeholders enough opportunity to express their thoughts and provide input.
Our programes emphasize sustainability through early capacity building of stakeholders, system enhancements and knowledge transfer.
Our involvement with the children begins at the elementary school level, and we continue to support, handhold, and coach them until they attain a meaningful livelihood.
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