Reimagining Anganwadis

Anganwadis are the foundation of early learning. Through the Pehle Kadam Program, Kachi Sadak Foundation launched its first Model Anganwadi in collaboration with the Department of Social Welfare, Chandigarh.

• Indoor

  The indoor spaces include four themed rooms—Jungle, Desert, Under Sea, and Snow—to spark children’s curiosity about how landscapes affect costumes, lifestyles, and local wildlife.

• Outdoor

  Not all classrooms have walls and roofs—learning can occur with nature. The outdoor space includes Yoga & Nature Zones, Buddy Zone, Maths & Science Zone, Butterfly Park, Kitchen Garden, Clay & Art Zones, and Chaupal Station.

• Corridor

  The corridor creates a welcoming environment that makes children feel safe and excited, channels their energy and curiosity, making them eager to come to the center daily.

We are excited to share this transformative journey!

One Season, 1000 Trees

With your support we have successfully accomplished our goal of 'One Season, 1000 Trees' by concluding the recent tree plantation drive at Pandwala Village, Punjab.

• 1060 Native Saplings Planted

  Species include Amla, Gulmohar, Arjun, Amaltas, Jamun, and Mango.

• Community Impact

  Covered 3 government schools and 3 villages in Punjab.

• Collaborative Effort

  Over 20 volunteers, 50 students, and 100 local panchayat workers participated.

With the goal achieved, our focus now shifts to monitoring sapling health through collaboration with local panchayats under our 'Parikshan' initiative, ensuring a greener tomorrow.

Education Movement for Brick Klin Communities

In collaboration with Arpan Trust, we, through the Three-Day Paathshala Training Program successfully trained field coordinators of Neev ki Eent Foundation, impacting over 3,000 children from 92 brick kilns in Sasaram, Bihar.

• Holistic Training Approach

  The training focused on the four pillars of the Paathshala program: Baatcheet, Khelkood, Abhyaas, and Chalaang.

• Innovative Teaching Materials

  Participants crafted Teacher Learning Materials (TLMs) from raw items, fostering creativity and innovation in education, with teams presenting their work on the final day of training.

• Collaborative Effort

  This program was a result of strong collaboration between Arpan Trust, Neev ki Eent Foundation, District Education Officer (DEO), Sasaram, Bihar and our dedicated trainers.