SWEET
SWEET
Project Brief: Establish and operate 6 balwadis (pre-schools) in the slums and rural-areas of Ambarnath.
Project Type: Pre-Primary (description)
Primary Focus: children from slums (description)
Supporting Chapter Contact:
Stanford
Project Type: Pre-Primary (description)
Primary Focus: children from slums (description)
Secondary Focus: other
Area: TribalSupporting Chapter Contact:
Stanford
Status: CLOSED - ENDED
Project Steward: Mohan Dasannacharya
Co-Steward: Ashish Chaddha
Project Partner(s): Contact information unavailable
Project Address: SWEET
106/9 Shiv Ganga Nagar
Shiv Mandir Road
Ambarnath(East), Maharashtra 421501
Tel: 0251-606111
Stewarding Chapter: Stanford
Project Steward: Mohan Dasannacharya
Co-Steward: Ashish Chaddha
Project Partner(s): Contact information unavailable
Project Address: SWEET
106/9 Shiv Ganga Nagar
Shiv Mandir Road
Ambarnath(East), Maharashtra 421501
Tel: 0251-606111
Stewarding Chapter: Stanford
| Apr 2005 | DC | USD 2900 |
| Mar 2005 | Stanford | USD 2000 |
| 2005 | Silicon Valley | USD 3900 |
| 2004 | Silicon Valley | USD 3900 |
| 2004 | Stanford | USD 2000 |
| 2003 | Stanford | USD 8408 |
| Oct 2002 | Stanford | USD 6718 |
Total = $29826
SWEET is currently operating 6 balwadis(pre school) in slums and rural-areas in Ambernath. The teachers are chosen from the local community. The children meet from 10am-noon everyday. They are taught the basic marathi alphabet, songs, counting. Along with the education, they are also provided some nutrition.
Their long term objectives are to initiate nutrition and health program for children in slums and rural areas, to initiate remedial education programs for children who are not able to cope with the school syllabus and require special intervention and to have a strong resource and information center.
SWEET was formed in February, 2001 - this was a coming together of like minded professionals who were making efforts towards similar objectives in their individual capacities. They range from fields of social work, education, human rights, engineering, medical sciences, law and business management.
Mar 2004 Site visit 2004
Feb 2004 2004-05 Proposal
Feb 2004 Proposal 2004-05
Dec 2003 Word question paper
Dec 2003 Oral question paper
Dec 2003 Question paper - numbers
Dec 2003 Student list 6 - 2003
Dec 2003 Student list 6- 2002
Dec 2003 Student list 5 - 2002
Dec 2003 Student list 5 - 2003
Dec 2003 Student list 4 -2003
Dec 2003 Student list 4-2002
Dec 2003 Student list 3-2002
Dec 2003 Student list 3 -2003
Dec 2003 Student list 2 - 2004
Dec 2003 Student list 2 - 2002
Dec 2003 Student list 2 - 2003
Dec 2003 Student list 1- 2002
May 2003 Proposal
Jan 2003 Report June 2002 - Jan 2003
Jul 2002 Site Visit Errata
Jul 2002 Site Visit