OJASH WELFARE SOCIETY

Our Village Learning Program is transforming access to education in remote regions of Rajasthan. Through dedicated volunteer teachers, mobile learning materials, and structured activity-based sessions, we bring classroom-quality education to children who have never experienced formal schooling. The initiative focuses on reading fluency, foundational numeracy, creative learning, and personal development.

Our community library initiative has become a sanctuary of learning for village children. With access to books, quiet study corners, and guided reading support, students now have the opportunity to explore stories and subjects beyond their limited surroundings. The library nurtures imagination, strengthens academic skills, and empowers children to dream bigger.

When mothers learn, families rise. Our women empowerment programs offer skill-building workshops, awareness sessions, and financial literacy training to rural women, enabling them to contribute confidently to their households and communities. Educated mothers are far more likely to prioritize their children's schooling, nutrition, and emotional well-being.

Our scholarship initiative supports academically strong students from economically challenged families, ensuring that financial constraints never stop a child from pursuing education. The program covers textbooks, uniforms, tuition support, and necessary learning materials. Many of these children are the first in their family to attend school beyond primary levels.

Every evening, our community classrooms come alive with over 100 children eager to learn in a supportive environment. Volunteers conduct lessons on core subjects, provide homework help, and teach essential life skills. These sessions offer structure, guidance, and academic reinforcement for children who lack a proper learning environment at home.

Our annual school-kit distribution ensures that every child has access to basic learning tools such as notebooks, pencils, school bags, geometry kits, and stationery. Many families cannot afford these essentials, causing children to miss school or feel discouraged. This year, we supported 500 children across 20 villages, enabling them to start their academic year with motivation and hope.