Chord

Offers a rigorous education to prepare working or dropout children for mainstream school integration.
It is a type of education that lies between formal and non-formal learning environments.
It is a community-based school that uses a rigorous curriculum, healthy food, and medical facilities to help students who were either child labourers or dropouts make up lost time in school.
Since its founding, CHORD has saved, educated, and reintegrated over 16,000 children into the regular educational system by using Remedial Schooling as a powerful tactic.

advocates for and sensitizes important partners at the Mandal and colony levels of the network offices; this is done to train the administration and personnel of remedial schools in sensitization.

Encourages communication and the sharing of experiences between the CHORD Project units.
Integrating concerns about child labour and education into all training initiatives, including initiatives for personality development, joint education, leadership development, etc.
Carries out education campaigns on child labour and child rights problems for the parents of child labourers.
Carries out programs to raise awareness among teachers in private schools and local government.
CHORD employees receive training on project management, bookkeeping, and administrative tasks.
Gender concerns, discussions about gender equality, and stakeholder participation