Youth for Jath Bahuuddeshiya Sanstha

The objective of this initiative is to grant financial awards to meritorious students hailing from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. The organisation aims to provide them with improved opportunities for pursuing higher education, thus elevating their prospects for academic attainment. This scholarship program is designed to benefit five outstanding students selected from a pool of eligible applicants. To qualify for this scholarship, applicants must meet the following criteria:
1. Attained a score of 70% or higher in the Class XII (HSC - Science) board examination.
2. Achieved a score of 75% or higher in the Class X (SSC) board examination.
3. Demonstrated that the combined annual income of their parents or guardians from all sources does not exceed Rs 2.0 Lakh.
4. Exhibit a strong aspiration to pursue professional courses and higher education.

The weight of school textbooks has created a barrier for students, limiting their ability to explore other literature. This limitation has, in turn, hindered the development of independent thinking and writing skills for their future. To address this issue, the organisation established a platform where students can enhance their reading skills by delving into a diverse range of books.
The primary mission is to instil a love for reading in children. The organisation has harnessed recent technological advancements to create a mobile library that offers students access to an array of essential books. This mobile library is stocked with the necessary materials for students' reading needs. It travels to schools and various locations in Jath on specific dates and times, allowing children to choose books of their liking.

Through Asmita program, the organisation provided essential support to the Government School in Achkanhalli by distributing 200 pairs of shoes and socks. This distribution not only promotes the value of equality but also ensures the protection of students' feet during their journey to school. Jath faces scorching temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius each year, and it is disheartening that some children still have to walk barefoot to school. In response to this challenge, it identified vulnerable children in government schools and providing them with Indian slippers.
In a similar initiative, Youth for Jath generously donated ten large green classroom boards, four notice boards, and four stands to SRVM High School & Jr College in Jath It also distributed school bags to schools in Jath. It also donated used clothes and projector to a Deaf and dumb school in Jath.

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Maharashtra

Digital 425 represents Youth for Jath's dedicated initiative aimed at elevating the quality of education in government schools through the effective utilization of technology as a primary teaching tool. This project endeavours to introduce an affordable digital learning solution to 425 government schools located throughout the Jath region in Maharashtra, ultimately benefiting more than 20,000 students. The advantages of this endeavour include boosting students' confidence, fostering interactivity and expression, motivating consistent school attendance, providing valuable hands-on computer experience to students, assisting teachers in their roles without diminishing their significance, offering high-quality educational content aligned with the state board curriculum, equipping teachers with up-to-date technology skills, and mitigating dropout rates while curbing absenteeism.