ARPAN Society - Awantika Vidya Bhawan
ARPAN Society - Awantika Vidya Bhawan
Project Brief: Awantika Vidya Bhawan is a Nursery and KG1-12 school run by the ARPAN Society. The school imparts formal education to poor children in villages ~30km from Bhopal. ASHA is currently funding teachers at the school.
Project Type: Formal Schools (description)
Primary Focus: other (description)
Supporting Chapter Contact: Berkeley
Project Type: Formal Schools (description)
Primary Focus: other (description)
Secondary Focus: creating resources
Area: RuralSupporting Chapter Contact:
Status: current / ongoing
Project Steward: Deepali Jain
Project Partner(s): Vandana Shastri
Other Contacts: Poojan Karnik
Project Address: , E1/157 ,Area Colony,Berkeley,
Madhya Pradesh 94704
Tel: 91 9329262121
Stewarding Chapter: Berkeley
Project Steward: Deepali Jain
Project Partner(s): Vandana Shastri
Other Contacts: Poojan Karnik
Project Address: , E1/157 ,Area Colony,Berkeley,
Madhya Pradesh 94704
Tel: 91 9329262121
Stewarding Chapter: Berkeley
| May 2020 | Berkeley | USD 10496 |
| Dec 2018 | Berkeley | USD 20532 |
| Dec 2017 | Berkeley | USD 18720 |
| Nov 2016 | Berkeley | USD 13920 |
| Dec 2015 | Berkeley | USD 11489 |
| Nov 2014 | Berkeley | USD 15188 |
| Nov 2013 | Berkeley | USD 1798 |
| Apr 2013 | Berkeley | USD 11164 |
| Jun 2011 | Berkeley | USD 15000 |
| Sep 2010 | Berkeley | USD 9529 |
| Mar 2010 | Berkeley | USD 19162 |
| Nov 2009 | Berkeley | USD 4044 |
| Dec 2008 | Berkeley | USD 6000 |
| Dec 2007 | Berkeley | USD 6800 |
Total = $163842
Awantika Vidya Bhawan is a Nursery and KG1-12 school run by the Awanti Rehabilitation Programmes and Action Networking (ARPAN) Society, an NGO based in Bhopal, MP. The school imparts formal education to ~500 students from twelve villages within a 12 mile radius ~30km from Bhopal. Students are from poor families and are mostly the children of farmers and laborers. Most of these children would otherwise not attend school, as the local government schools are in poor condition and their families cannot afford private schools.
The school provides:
A supportive atmosphere with qualified and caring teachers
Free transportation to and from school (without transportation students would have to walk several miles to and from school)
Medical Care
Previously ASHA has funded teachers, supplies, and petrol for the van that takes the students to& from school.
Currently ASHA is funding the teachers at the school
The school provides:
A supportive atmosphere with qualified and caring teachers
Free transportation to and from school (without transportation students would have to walk several miles to and from school)
Medical Care
Previously ASHA has funded teachers, supplies, and petrol for the van that takes the students to& from school.
Currently ASHA is funding the teachers at the school
ARPAN society is an organization, started in 2004, whose aims include imparting quality basic education to the rural poor children
ARPAN society is an organization, started in 2004, whose aims are:
1. to impart quality basic education to the rural poor children
2. to reduce the dropout rate of school children at the primary school level
3. to provide well-trained teachers for these students
4. to provide basic teaching tools to teachers
5. to teach job-oriented vocational courses as a part of the formal education
6. to provide these children with the avenues to acheive their goals in their life and be useful to their family and society.
7. to train rural women to become self-dependent by training them in various skills such as tailoring, sewing, zariwork, and crafts
To achieve this goal ARPAN Society runs a PRIMARY-SECONDARY SCHOOL upto class eleven, and has plans to increase - through 12th grade.
1. to impart quality basic education to the rural poor children
2. to reduce the dropout rate of school children at the primary school level
3. to provide well-trained teachers for these students
4. to provide basic teaching tools to teachers
5. to teach job-oriented vocational courses as a part of the formal education
6. to provide these children with the avenues to acheive their goals in their life and be useful to their family and society.
7. to train rural women to become self-dependent by training them in various skills such as tailoring, sewing, zariwork, and crafts
To achieve this goal ARPAN Society runs a PRIMARY-SECONDARY SCHOOL upto class eleven, and has plans to increase - through 12th grade.
Awantika Vidya Bhawan is situated in the Village Samardha, ~30 km from Bhopal
Apr 2020 Budget 2020-21
Mar 2020 2020 Site Visit Report
Nov 2019 Budget Proposal
Nov 2019 Budget Slides 2019 - 2020
Sep 2018 Prop Slides 18-19
May 2018 Prop18-19-PDF
May 2018 PrgRpt18-19-PDF
May 2018 Proposal 18-19
May 2018 ProgRpt 18-19
Nov 2017 Budget Proposal 2017-2018
Nov 2016 AVB/ProjectProposal_2016
Oct 2016 AVB/Minutes_Nov2016
Sep 2016 AVB/Sep2016UpdatePDF
Sep 2016 AVB/Sep2016Update
Jan 2016 AVB/SiteVisit_Jan2016
Nov 2015 AVB Proposal Nov 2015
Nov 2015 AVB Minutes Nov 2015
Oct 2015 AVB Project Proposal Nov 2015
Dec 2014 AVB Minutes Nov 2015
Nov 2014 AVB Project Proposal Presentation
Nov 2014 AVB Funding Proposal Meeting Minutes
May 2014 WAH 2014 Proposal
Apr 2013 WAH_Funds_Approval_Meeting_Minutes.pdf
May 2012 WAH 2012 Sections B&C
May 2012 WAH 2012 Section A
May 2012 Funding Proposal 2012-13
Apr 2012 AVB Approval Minutes for 2012 WAH Funds
Dec 2011 AwantikaVidyaBhawan_ProgressReport
Apr 2011 Funding Proposal 2011
Apr 2011 Approval Meeting Minutes 2011 - AVB
Aug 2010 AwantikaVidyaBhawan_Update
Aug 2010 Salary_Payment_Account_Report
Mar 2010 Project Proposal Presentation_2010
Mar 2010 Funding Proposal 2010
Mar 2010 ApprovalMeetingMinutes2010_Awantika_Vidya_Bhawan
Mar 2010 Site Visit
Dec 2009 Funding Proposal Clarification
Dec 2009 Funding Proposal
Dec 2008 Awantika Vidya Bhawan Progress Report Jan-Jun 2009
Nov 2008 Approval Minutes Nov 2008
Dec 2007 SiteVisit_ArpanSociety_2008
Dec 2007 AwantikaVidyaBhawan-FundingProposal
Dec 2006 AwantikaVidyaBhawan-Presentation
Dec 2006 AwantikaVidyaBhawan-ProjectProposal
Dec 2006 AwantikaVidyaBhawan-SiteReport
Mar 2020 2020 Site Visit Report
Nov 2019 Budget Proposal
Nov 2019 Budget Slides 2019 - 2020
Sep 2018 Prop Slides 18-19
May 2018 Prop18-19-PDF
May 2018 PrgRpt18-19-PDF
May 2018 Proposal 18-19
May 2018 ProgRpt 18-19
Nov 2017 Budget Proposal 2017-2018
Nov 2016 AVB/ProjectProposal_2016
Oct 2016 AVB/Minutes_Nov2016
Sep 2016 AVB/Sep2016UpdatePDF
Sep 2016 AVB/Sep2016Update
Jan 2016 AVB/SiteVisit_Jan2016
Nov 2015 AVB Proposal Nov 2015
Nov 2015 AVB Minutes Nov 2015
Oct 2015 AVB Project Proposal Nov 2015
Dec 2014 AVB Minutes Nov 2015
Nov 2014 AVB Project Proposal Presentation
Nov 2014 AVB Funding Proposal Meeting Minutes
May 2014 WAH 2014 Proposal
Apr 2013 WAH_Funds_Approval_Meeting_Minutes.pdf
May 2012 WAH 2012 Sections B&C
May 2012 WAH 2012 Section A
May 2012 Funding Proposal 2012-13
Apr 2012 AVB Approval Minutes for 2012 WAH Funds
Dec 2011 AwantikaVidyaBhawan_ProgressReport
Apr 2011 Funding Proposal 2011
Apr 2011 Approval Meeting Minutes 2011 - AVB
Aug 2010 AwantikaVidyaBhawan_Update
Aug 2010 Salary_Payment_Account_Report
Mar 2010 Project Proposal Presentation_2010
Mar 2010 Funding Proposal 2010
Mar 2010 ApprovalMeetingMinutes2010_Awantika_Vidya_Bhawan
Mar 2010 Site Visit
Dec 2009 Funding Proposal Clarification
Dec 2009 Funding Proposal
Dec 2008 Awantika Vidya Bhawan Progress Report Jan-Jun 2009
Nov 2008 Approval Minutes Nov 2008
Dec 2007 SiteVisit_ArpanSociety_2008
Dec 2007 AwantikaVidyaBhawan-FundingProposal
Dec 2006 AwantikaVidyaBhawan-Presentation
Dec 2006 AwantikaVidyaBhawan-ProjectProposal
Dec 2006 AwantikaVidyaBhawan-SiteReport