Bro Siga Animation Centre

BSAC instituted supplementary education centers. These centers function as backup schools for less privileged students. It is a community-based after-school learning program designed to improve the quality of education in slums and rural areas. Our goal is to provide high-quality education inputs to children from the poorest families and ensure every child achieves basic competencies in language, math, and science

The AarVam Children Movement (children Sangam) is a democratic group composed of children from 8 to 18 years old who take up civic issues on behalf of their community and take action and implement special events in their areas.
 The children of Sangam foster a sense of leadership service to their community in the form of awareness and advocacy for child rights.
 More than 600 children from 20 children's clubs take part in the children's movement activities through holistic development programs such as sports, cultural, journalism, health activities, and many more

The main objective is to build a reading habit among schoolchildren and the general public in the communities .A reading circle is formed in 20 communities with their members. The members will have access to the books regularly and promote reading habits among the people.
Resource Centre activities is to promote the children and youth to provide various capacity building training and conducts the competition among to excel the overall development of the children and youth.

This project is to develop reading skills to improve the children's learning abilities. Government, corporation, and municipality schoolchildren are directly benefited by this project; more than 2000 children are benefited by this project every year. Special activities are also conducted to improve the reading skills of the children. More than 10,000 books are read by children every year.

The Adolescent Life Skills Psychological Empowerment Project (ALPEP) implemented by BSAC aims to protect adolescents from engaging in antisocial activities and raise their awareness of moral issues. This project recognizes that the transition into adolescence can be challenging as young individuals undergo physical and psychological changes. To support them during this critical period, BSAC provides proper awareness and counselling sessions, equipping adolescents with the necessary skills to navigate through this phase of life.
ALPEP organizes workshops on a quarterly basis, covering essential topics such as self-confidence, suicide prevention, early marriage prevention, positive mindset development, goal setting, and effective relationship management with family and friends. Furthermore, the project incorporates regular weekly and daily activities focusing on life skill education, extracurricular engagement, and the development of soft skills.

Skill Development Training: Women & Youth:
BSAC actively conducts skill development training programs targeted at women and youth in the community. These initiatives aim to empower participants by providing them with essential skills and knowledge. Programs such as General Duty Assistant (GDA) and tailoring are offered, enabling community youths and women to gain valuable skills that enhance their confidence and economic prospects.
Through its vocational training and skill development initiatives, BSAC plays a pivotal role in equipping individuals with the necessary tools to enhance their capabilities and contribute to their own empowerment and socio-economic well-being.