CULP - Centre for Unfolding Learning Potentials
CULP aims to ensure quality education for marginalized children, improve pedagogic processes in schools, mobilize communities to support girl child education, and develop life skills & SRHR of adolescents.
- Silver Certified 2023
- FCRA
- 80G
- 12A
- CSR-1
Cause Area
Financials
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2022
Total IncomeRs.11,699,238Total ExpensesRs.12,382,590Non Program ExpensesRs.4,532,817Program ExpensesRs.7,099,841Tip: Click on any value above to exclude it. -
2023
Total IncomeRs.11,523,803Total ExpensesRs.12,127,104Non Program ExpensesRs.1,116,416Program ExpensesRs.10,069,933Tip: Click on any value above to exclude it. -
2024
Total IncomeRs.9,418,199Total ExpensesRs.10,620,522Non Program ExpensesRs.601,161Program ExpensesRs.10,019,361Tip: Click on any value above to exclude it.
Geographies Served
Programs
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Aspire for Empowering Adolescent Girls and Women
District
Tonk
Dausa
States
Rajasthan
CULP has been implementing the ‘ASPIRE PROGRAM’, in Tonk and Dausa districts in rural Rajasthan since January 2021. Goal: The over-arching goal of the project is to create enabling social environment for Girls and Women to Lead a Dignified and Healthy Life with their full potential. The project focuses on the activities are: 1. Health Awareness and Check-up Camps. 2. Vocational training: Skill Training Program has been launched by CULP under ASPIRE project for training in computer as well as in Sewing to adolescent girls and young women. 3. Banking and Saving Awareness among rural women; 4. Entrepreneurship Skill Trainings to Young women. 5. Primary Health and Hygiene Education to school children and adolescent girls.
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Heroes for Humanity
District
Tonk
Dausa
States
Rajasthan
Heroes for Humanity (HfH)’ program which was initiated in August 2021 in the locations where CULP works. Key program components: 1. Health awareness sessions with local population especially with women, adolescent girls and boys 2. Baseline survey of 30487 HHs in 150 villages of 2 districts with the objective to assess the status of COVID vaccination, education, employment, required legal documents to access the benefit of various social schemes etc. 3. Developing IEC material / Posters which are being used for Health Awareness programs among adolescents and women in the community.4. Menstrual Hygiene awareness 5. Help Desk (Social Welfare Schemes). 5. Cancer and Anaemia awareness and haemoglobin tests.
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Pehchan Project for Educating Out-Of-School Adolescent Girls
District
Tonk
Banswara
Jaipur
Pratapgarh
States
Rajasthan
The innovative and collaborative flagship project ‘Pehchan’ was initiated for Educating Out-of-School Children, especially Adolescent Girls (9 to 18 years) of socio-economically most marginalized communities & their mainstreaming in formal schools in two blocks of Jaipur district in July 2002. Subsequently, the project was scaled up in 17 blocks of six districts (Jaipur, Tonk, Jhalawar, Banswara, Pratapgarh and Dungarpur), reached out and benefitted to more than two and half lakh children (75% girls). The efforts have been made to bring these children in mainstream schools, through alternative education and supporting them to complete school level education.
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Prajwala Project for Learning Enhancement of Out-Of-School Girls Enrolled With Kasturba Gandhi Balika Residential Schools
District
Banswara
Pratapgarh
States
Rajasthan
Project Prajwala was conceptualized which aims at comprehensive development of KGBVs in which education is one of the central components. CULP acts as the implementing agency of the program in the Banswara and Pratapgarh districts of Rajasthan whereas that Bodh Shiksha Samiti acts as a technical support institution and nodal agency for the Prajwala program in partnership between the state government and the National Stock Exchange (NSE) foundation. The broad objective of the project was to strengthen the KGBVs to ensure quality primary literacy and numeracy skills to all its girls at the foundation level thereby facilitating autonomy for studying the upper primary (6 to 8) grades.
Currently, the interventions under this project have been suspended due to the non-availability of the funding, and intend to restart the project activities if funding resources are made available. -
Pre-primary Nutrition, Education and Rahat program
District
Dausa
States
Rajasthan
.. Pre-primary Nutrition, Education and Rahat Program for 150 Children and their families of socially excluded and economically most vulnerable communities (Banjara) in 3 habitations of Dausa district funded by Jiv Daya Foundation from March 2024_Long-term Partnership
(i) Nutrition for 6 working days in a week: Food items per child
One Biscuit packet containing 6 biscuit pieces; & 150 ml milk
(ii) Uniform to children: items per child in a year
1st time: One T-Shirt; One Half Paint; One pair of Shoes; One pair of Shocks
2nd time (suited for winter season): one full sleeves shirt, woolen sweeter, full-paint, shocks and shoes
(iii) Ration Kit distribution to 85 poor families
26 Kg. Wheat / Rice; 4 Kg. Black Gram (Channa)
Total 30 Kg per family
(iv) Pre-primary education material to children 3 to 6 yrs.
(v) 25 Solar Lanterns for families without electricity connection.
(vi) Addl. support to the people suffering by Eye-ailments, & require operation, & second, by Cancer for their free treatment.
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Addressing Child, Early and Forced Marriage through youth engagement and collectivization
State District
Tonk
Sirohi
Sikar
Jaisalmer
Dholpur
Dausa
Bharatpur
Baran
Banswara
Alwar
Bikaner
Bundi
Rajsamand
Bhilwara
Chittorgarh
Karauli
States
Rajasthan
Project for addressing CEFM supported by GNB: Global Partnership. CULP houses its state secretariat since Jan. 2024 , and developed a project for two years with 35 NGOs & Agreement signed between GNB Global and CULP (1 Nov. 24) for 20 dist.
6.1. Project was formally launched in GNB GB (Jaipur, 24 July 24).
6.2. 16-day Activism against Violence against Women and Girls was organized in 20 districts (25 Nov. to 10 Dec.24).
6.3. Networking activities: Consultation / Capacity Building Workshops / Other Events
2-day workshop on Gender Perspective Building with members, by PLD & GNB Raj. SP (Jaipur, 4 & 5 July 24).
3-day workshop on GTA & Social Norm Shifting for addressing CEFM, (New Delhi 16-18 Sept 24)
2 senior social champions nominated by CULP in MBALP (Nairobi, July 24 and & Nepal, Dec. 24) & 2 online sessions.
National level advocacy workshop on status of implementation RtE Act (N.Delhi Apr. 24).
FCRA compliances – online sessions by CPA & GNB secretariat & Asia Team (N=50) .
Impact Metrics
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Benefitted About 4 Lakh People (In All Age Groups) but 70 Percent of Them Were Children, Girls, Women and Aged-Persons Through Education, Nutrition, Health, Vocational Courses and Awareness Programs in 250 Villages of Five Blocks in Two Districts (Viz. Dausa and Tonk) During Last Four Years In
Program Name
Aspire project for empowering women
Year-wise Metrics- 2022-23 40000
- 2023-24 55000
- 2024-25 50000
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Employability Skills to 5000 Adolescent Girls and Young Women of Marginalized Communities by Organizing 14 Skill Training Camps in Four Blocks of Two Districts During Last Three Years.
Program Name
Vocational Skill development program
Year-wise Metrics- 2022-23 1200
- 2023-24 1500
- 2024-25 1500
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Humanitarian Assistance to 10000 Families of Poor Community (Ration and Hygiene Kits) During Covid-19 Pandemic in 200 Villages of Two Districts
Program Name
Heroes for Humanity (HfH) Program
Year-wise Metrics- 2020-21 10000
- 2021-22 10000
- 2022-23 200
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One Lakh People Were Benefitted Through Covid-19 Vaccination Awareness Campaign and Camps in Urban Slums of Jaipur City
Program Name
Vaccination Camps
Year-wise Metrics- 2021-22 50000
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Mainstreaming of 500 School Dropped-Out Adolescent Girls and Young Women Through Rajasthan Open School Board Examination in Pratapgarh District
Program Name
Learning Centres for dropped-out adolescent girls and young women
Year-wise Metrics- 2024-25 500
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10000 Anaemia Awareness and Haemoglobin Tests in 100 Villages of Two Districts
Program Name
Anaemia Mitigation Project (AMP)
Year-wise Metrics- 2024-25 10000
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30000 Adolescent Girls and Young Women Have Been Oriented for Menstrual Health and Hygiene Management
Program Name
SRHR Program
Year-wise Metrics- 2022-23 10000
- 2023-24 10000
- 2024-25 10000
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Direct Project Beneficiaries: Imparted Age-Appropriate Learning Competencies to 4.5 Lakhs Out -Of-School Children (80% Girls) and 60Percent of Them Joined Mainstream Schools and Completed Class 12 in 20 Blocks of Eight Districts in Rajasthan Since 2002. During Last Three Years, About 10000 Adolescent Girls Were Benefitted Through Bridge Courses, Vocational Education, Life Skills and Srhr Camps and Entrepreneurship Trainings in Two Districts.
Program Name
Pehchan Project for educating out-of-school adolescent girls
Year-wise Metrics- 2021-22 3500
- 2023-24 2500
- 2024-25 2000
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Directly Benefitted 150 Children (Aged 6 Month to 6 Years) and About 200 Families of Socially Excluded and Economically Most Vulnerable Community in Three Habitations of One Block in Dausa District During Last One Year
Program Name
Pre-primary nutrition, education and Rahat program
Year-wise Metrics- 2024-25 650
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Directly Benefitted 50000 People in All Age Groups by Organizing Health Awareness and Check-Up Camps (Viz. General Health, Gynaecological, Paediatric, Ent, Eye, Cancer Detection, Blood Sugar and Haemoglobin Tests, Bp Measurement, Etc and Bal Health Melas in Five Blocks of Two Disticts During Last Three Years.
Program Name
Health program
Year-wise Metrics- 2022-23 20000
- 2023-24 15000
- 2024-25 15000
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Reached Out to About 4.5 Lakh People Through Awareness Sessions at Community Level in About 200 Villages of Four Blocks of Two Districts
Program Name
Financial Literacy and Entrepreneurship Program for Adolescents and Young women
Year-wise Metrics- 2022-23 150000
- 2023-24 150000
- 2024-25 150000
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50000 Children (0 to 6 Years) and Pregnant Women and Lactating Mothers in 1500 Anganwadis of Two Districts
Program Name
System Strengthening Through Transformation of Anganwadi Centres and Government Data Analytics.
Year-wise Metrics- 2022-23 25000
- 2023-24 25000
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Addressing Child, Early and Forced Marriage Through Youth Engagement and Collectivization of the Key Stakeholders
Program Name
Girls Not Brides Rajasthan State partnership
Year-wise Metrics- 2024-25 640
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5000 Adolescent Girls Young Women Trained in Three Block of Two Districts During Last Two Years
Program Name
Entrepreneurship Awareness Program
Year-wise Metrics- 2022-23 1500
- 2023-24 1500
- 2024-25 2000
Leadership Team
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Mukesh K. Sharma
Block Program Coordinator - Niwai in Tonk district
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Ms. Mafiya Bano
Block Skill Development Coordinator and Trainer.
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Sudhir Upadhyay
Director - Programs
Demographics & Structure
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Organisation Strength
24
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Organization Structure
Yes
Registration Details
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PAN Card
AAAJK0529J
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Registration Number
783/Jaipur/2000-2001
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CSR Form 1
CSR00006811
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80G
AAAJK0529JF20214
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12A
AAAJK0529JE20214
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FCRA
125560173
About
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Headquarters
Jaipur, Rajasthan
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Since
2001
Impact
CULP has reached over 30 lakh people and benefited 15 lakh people directly in all age group of the marginalized communities across the state of Rajasthan during last more than two decades. About 4 lakh out-of-school children (80% girls) have been imparted age-appropriate learning competencies and they were subsequently mainstreamed for completion of their school education. The target population has been reached out through diverse types of interventions related to education, skill development and health 20 blocks of 8 districts in Rajasthan. The impact of CULP’s work has been recognized by philanthropic organizations, funding partners and the government. Some notable awards and accolades are: Dasra Girl Power Award 2014; India NGO Award 2015; Certificates of Appreciation by EdelGive Foundation; RSCPR, UNICEF and ActionAid (2017), and Commonwealth (CASTME) Award (2018 & 2019 & 2021); Accreditation by Guide Star India (2015 & 2019), Credibility Alliance (2017) & finalist of WISE Award 2021 by Qatar Foundation. A Case Study of Pehchan Project titled ‘Contextualization of Primary Education in Small Remote Schools of Rajasthan’ published in a book titled ‘Triggering Success: Innovative Interventions to Promote Educational Access in India’ by Harvard University South Asia Institute (HUSAI) AND Tata Trusts (2016) , Video film documented by UNFPA and articles in periodicals. Girls Not Brides (GNB) Rajasthan State Partnership (an alliance) of 35 NGOs with GNB Global for ending Child Marriage. The Secretary (Dr. O. P. Kulhari) of CULP co-chaired it in the state for a period of 3 years (January 2021 to January 2024. Recently, Dr. Kulhari has been elected as a chairperson. Now, CULP will have the State Secretariat of the GNB State Partnership for the next tenure of two years from April 2024 to March 2026. Commonwealth (CMW) 8.7 Network (a Global Network) for ending Modern Slavery. Recently (2023) has joined as a principal member and Dr. O. P. Kulhari, Secretary of CULP has been selected a member of a Working Group on Communication and Capacity Building in its Annual General Body Meet for a tenure of two years.
Vision and Mission
Vision: ‘Towards learning and democratic society’ and Mission: ‘To make learning unfold and develop in an environment of mutuality and discovery'.
Political & Religious Declarations
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Political Affiliation
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Religious Affiliation
Location
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Headquarters
602 (O), Vishwamitra Marg, Hanuman Nagar Extension, Khatipura
Directions, Jaipur, Rajasthan -
Offices in Cities
Dausa
Other Details
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Type
Non-profit
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Sub Type
Society
Website
Technology Adoption
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SOC 2 Compliant
No
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Financial Management
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Beneficiary Management