Building Strong Foundation
By Educating Girls!
We are continuously working to educate girls and women, particularly in rural areas, by informing village officials and older citizens about Gender equality.
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Everyone benefits when women are supported in society and given equal access to opportunities such as education, jobs, and health care.
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Infant mortality rates fall, more children stay in school, and wages rise, allowing the poverty cycle to be broken.
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Through numerous educational, healthcare, and career initiatives, this programme attempts to contribute to gender equality.
WOMEN EMPOWERNMENT– GIRL CHILD EDUCATION
Access of girls and women to education contributes positively to National development and achieving national transformation. DVC foundation has been giving importance in promoting girl child education in underprivileged section of the society.
Over a decade a total number of more than 2000 girl child have been educated by DVC foundation parent NGO Navchetna BV charitable trust, UK in various school and colleges like Arya kanya Mahavidyalya, Arya girls’ school and Government schools in and around Shahabad Markanda..
With parent NGO completed diluted we have taken it on us to move ahead in this direction. we have planned to make a separate block in our new building where we can select girls at early stage in different schools and make them into a totally qualified optometrist, which will enhance them to lead a better life and change economic conditions of their families.
“Optometrist Training Programs” for Poor Women
Economically
disadvantaged women in villages and urban slums of Kurukshetra District lack
education and employable skills; they migrate to cities in search of low-skill jobs or work
as domestic help, agricultural laborers, and as maids in schools, hospitals, shops and
establishments.
Our Program
provides education to these girls & women. We also select some
talented girls in
these batches based on their merits to enroll in Optometry Training program to help them
become professional optometrist.
Based on
their merits, we pick a few outstanding females from these batches to join in our Optometry
Training programme to assist them become professional optometrists. Optometry is a medical
specialty that focuses on eye-related issues.
The program has proved to be very successful.
We have seen girls who have participated in our education programme mature and grow in academic and practical knowledge, as well as confidence, and are now increasingly becoming role models in the larger local community. They have become an important and capable member of our team working to eliminate blindness in Haryana.
