Child Aid Foundation - Shri Vijaya Bharati School
Child Aid Foundation - Shri Vijaya Bharati School
Project Brief: Child Aid Foundation : Shri Vijaya Bharati School
Project Type: Formal Schools (description)
Primary Focus: children from slums (description)
Supporting Chapter Contact:
NYC/NJ
Project Type: Formal Schools (description)
Primary Focus: children from slums (description)
Secondary Focus: children of migrant workers
Area: UrbanSupporting Chapter Contact:
NYC/NJ
Status: completed - requirements ended
Project Steward: Sravya Yandamuri
Project Partner(s): Dr. A. Goswami
Other Contacts: sandeep kulkarni
Project Address: , Child Aid Foundation,,C.A.F. Road, Patamatalanka,,Vijayawada,
Andhra Pradesh 520014
Tel: 91 0866 2470380
Stewarding Chapter: NYC/NJ
Project Steward: Sravya Yandamuri
Project Partner(s): Dr. A. Goswami
Other Contacts: sandeep kulkarni
Project Address: , Child Aid Foundation,,C.A.F. Road, Patamatalanka,,Vijayawada,
Andhra Pradesh 520014
Tel: 91 0866 2470380
Stewarding Chapter: NYC/NJ
Child Aid Foundation undertakes conventional education from the Nursery to the 9th standard/class (this year 10th) level according to the government Department of Education approved syllabus and curriculum. The parents and children come from the city slum and/or impoverished village areas. The parents are uneducated, illiterate, and very poor. They work in petty jobs or petty "businesses". None of the children are employed.
CAF provides free: 1) education, 2) transportation to and from school, 3) textbooks, 4) notebooks, 5) school supplies, 6) midday lunch, 7) school uniform, 8) coaching/tutoring during non-school hours, and 9) non-school clothing. The school's campus, infrastructure, facilities, and quality of teaching are also much better than most of the other schools, especially the government ones.
Parents are involved in the school committee as well as in the regular Parents-Teachers meetings wherein they freely express their ideas, suggestions, requests, and complaints if any. The school follows the conventional syllabus/curriculum approved by the Department of Education.
CAF provides free: 1) education, 2) transportation to and from school, 3) textbooks, 4) notebooks, 5) school supplies, 6) midday lunch, 7) school uniform, 8) coaching/tutoring during non-school hours, and 9) non-school clothing. The school's campus, infrastructure, facilities, and quality of teaching are also much better than most of the other schools, especially the government ones.
Parents are involved in the school committee as well as in the regular Parents-Teachers meetings wherein they freely express their ideas, suggestions, requests, and complaints if any. The school follows the conventional syllabus/curriculum approved by the Department of Education.
We wanted to enable poor and needy children to become educated, fully self-reliant, and beneficial members of the society and country in which they live. To provide comprehensive aid and care to poor and needy children, boys and girls, of all ages and academic levels on both a residential and non-residential basis to enable them to pursue their educations to as high a level as they desire and are capable of achieving.
cell 91 9848280056
Jun 2016 Budget Proposal 2015-2016
Dec 2015 CAF-SiteVisit (12-28-2015)
Dec 2013 CAF_Proposal_2013_14
Oct 2012 CAF_proposal_2012_13
Aug 2012 Site_visit_Aug2012_ChildAid
Sep 2010 online_voting_approval_2010
May 2010 Project_minutes_&_Q_and_A.doc
May 2010 Site_visit_2010
Apr 2010 2010_Report_Proposal
Apr 2009 2009_site_visit
Apr 2009 2009_site_visit_2
Jul 2008 Site_Visit_2008
Jun 2008 2008_09_proposal
May 2008 CAF_Q_A
May 2007 CAFQ_A
Mar 2007 CAFProposal
Mar 2007 Pics3
Mar 2007 Pics2
Mar 2007 Pics1
Mar 2007 CAFSiteVisit
Dec 2015 CAF-SiteVisit (12-28-2015)
Dec 2013 CAF_Proposal_2013_14
Oct 2012 CAF_proposal_2012_13
Aug 2012 Site_visit_Aug2012_ChildAid
Sep 2010 online_voting_approval_2010
May 2010 Project_minutes_&_Q_and_A.doc
May 2010 Site_visit_2010
Apr 2010 2010_Report_Proposal
Apr 2009 2009_site_visit
Apr 2009 2009_site_visit_2
Jul 2008 Site_Visit_2008
Jun 2008 2008_09_proposal
May 2008 CAF_Q_A
May 2007 CAFQ_A
Mar 2007 CAFProposal
Mar 2007 Pics3
Mar 2007 Pics2
Mar 2007 Pics1
Mar 2007 CAFSiteVisit