Anubhuti

The BRIDGE Fellowship is dedicated to ensuring equal access to quality education for all children. In collaboration with the Government of Haryana, the fellowship engages local youth through an MoU, providing access to all Government schools in the region. Impacting 50,000 children in reading skills, 500 direct dropouts, and establishing 494 reading corners, the fellowship focuses on short-term goals of bringing dropouts back to formal education and ensuring high retention rates. Long-term objectives include empowering parents, teachers, and the community, fostering systemic change, and envisioning a brighter future for every child. The fellowship's 3C model emphasizes Classroom Interventions, Community Mobilization, and Capacity Building to create empathetic, action-oriented citizens.

EduSEL focuses on integrating Socio-Emotional Learning (SEL) into education, emphasizing the development of students' self-awareness, self-control, and interpersonal skills. Beyond academic achievements, the programme nurtures critical thinking, self-reflection, and healthy relationships. Piloted with 45 master trainers, EduSEL lays the foundation for positive, long-term impacts on individuals and communities, as research indicates improved academic, and professional outcomes, enhanced well-being, and stronger relationships through social-emotional skill development. It promises holistic student development for success in education, work, and life.

Amidst the global spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, vulnerable communities, including the jobless, elderly, undocumented, and refugees, face heightened challenges such as food insecurity and lack of protective resources. Anubhuti strives to alleviate the impact by offering material aid, food security, hygiene education, and psycho-social support. Initiatives like Nivala aim to provide essential rations and medication to those affected, ensuring that no one sleeps on an empty stomach. The Nivala 2.0 campaign addresses the second wave, offering cooked meals and masks to vulnerable communities. Additionally, the Mission Sanjeevani Project supports critical patients with oxygen-related resources during this crisis.