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Brochure-Complite-Merged.Pdf g Educational C erin omm ow un p it Em y Vidya Poshak Empowering Educational Community 'Yashoda Sadan', 1st floor, Vidyagiri, DHARWAD - 580 004. Karnataka, India. Tel: +91 836 - 2747357, E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.vidyaposhak.org «zÁå¥ÉÇõÀPÀ ªÉÆzÀ®£Éà ªÀĺÀr, AiÀıÉÆÃzÁ ¸ÀzÀ£À, ¦.© gÀ¸ÉÛ, «zÁåVj, zsÁgÀªÁqÀ - 580004. PÀ£ÁðlPÀ, ¨sÁgÀvÀ. zÀÆgÀªÁtÂ: +91 836-2747357 E-CAZÉ: [email protected] Stay Connected Facebook : www.facebook.com/vidyaposhak Twitter : www.twitter.com/vidyaposhak Youtube : www.youtube.com/user/vidyaposhakdwd www.vidyaposhak.org, TESTIMONIALS Vidya Poshak will never be short of volunteers, resources and donors for the good work they are doing. - H. H. Shri Siddeheshwar Swamiji Jnyan Yogashram, Bijapur. I really like their effort in finding out the bright but economically backward students. They keep accounts very transparent. They are sincere in their efforts. They have touched different parts of the society and those children without Vidya Poshak help probably would have perished. - Smt. Sudha Murty Chairperson, Infosys Foundation, Bengaluru. Vidya Poshak is a great organisation that digs out these nuggets of talent. The question is who should support organisations like Vidya Poshak. I think the way Vidya Poshak should get funded is by millions from a few and a few from millions so that every student is supported by their own community. - Dr. Gururaj Desh Deshapnde Trustee, Deshpande Foundation, USA/India Co-Chair, Barack Obama's National Council for Innovation & Enterenuership, USA. “Volunteer program has been the most remarkable innovation which is a unique feature of Vidya Poshak philosophy and operations.” - Shri Deep Joshi Founder of PRADAN & Magsaysay Awardee, 2009. Vidya Poshak has presented a very unique opportunity to the Supraja Foundation & we earnestly hope and pray that your well directed efforts will bring about desired impact on the lives of the families and aspirations of young direct beneficiaries. - Mr. J. K. Trivedi Chairman, Supraja Foundation, Hong Kong. Sample Dwelling unit of Vidya Poshak scholars Ms. Pavitra Dindoor, (Dharwad District), 94.88 % in SSLC and inducted into 11th Grade Ms. Geeta S. (Davanagere District), 81.12% in SSLC and inducted into 11th Grade Mr. Hanumantappa Goudanaykar (Haveri District), 86.40%% in SSLC and inducted into 11th Grade Ms. Kaveri G. Shivakkanavar, (Bagalkot District), 77% in SSLC and inducted into 11th Grade Sample Dwelling unit of Vidya Poshak scholars Mr. Arun Pagad, (Belgaum District), 95.36% in SSLC and inducted into 11th Grade Ms.Jyoti Osekar, (Gadag District), 85.76% in SSLC and inducted into 11th Grade Mr. Adil S. Shekh, (Uttar Kannada District), 86.40% in SSLC and inducted into 11th Grade Mr. Sumanth R. (Shimoga District), 80.86% in SSLC and inducted into 11th Grade Achievers of Vidya Poshak Ms. Pooja Joshi Mr. Parappa Chougala Course : BCA, Secured : 92.7% Course : B.Com, Secured : 85.78% Achievement: Bagged Best Student Achievement: Placed in HDFC Bank Award in G.S.S. College, Belgaum Salary: 1.20 Lakh (P.A) Mr. Manjunath Medar Mr. Sadashiv Badiger Course : B.Com, Secured : 84.29% Course : BSc-III, Secured : 81.76% Achievement: Pratibha Puraskar Achievement: Placed in health Award for securing 92 Marks in Department, Salary PA: 1.9Lakh Marketing MGT -B.Com IIIsem KAS IAS Ms. Nanda Hanabaratti Mr. Ravindra Hattalli has cleared KAS exam in first attempt. has cleared IAS Exam in his Working as a taluka Social Welfare second attempt and got 364th rank. Officer, in Navalgund. Vision & Mission OUR VISION “EMPOWERING EDUCATIONAL COMMUNITY” OUR MISSION To provide financial assistance to meritorious students who cannot afford to continue their higher education owing to their financial difficulties. To guide and train the students towards achieving excellence in their professional and personal lives. To collaborate with institutions with similar objectives to share the best practices and expand Vidya Poshak's reach. To network, associate and enable the educational community to realize the vision. To mobilize resources from individuals and institutions through donations and sponsorships. To develop school leadership and management ability for head teachers in primary schools. OUR OBJECTIVES Financial and academic support to meritorious students who are unable to continue their higher education due to economic difficulties Post Finance support to students for achieving academic excellence, generate greater employability & to enhance youth involvement for creating better society. Associating with teaching community to enhance the quality of education Motivate people participation at large to contribute for development of education COVERAGE OF PROJECT AREA So far 19 districts in Karnataka and 5 districts in Maharashtra have been covered. Vidya Poshak – Since inception ü ` 25 Crores Invested for Empowerment of Youth since 2001. ü 15,000 students progressed to next level of literacy with an investment of more than `140 million. ü 3,360 students have settled through gain full employment in their life and brought their families out from the clutches of economic backwardness. ü More than 20,000 students utilize our Library services every year. Six libraries and more than 30 book banks are operational. ü 1,00,000+ youth were directly trained through programs like Residential Bridge Camps, Education Loan Awareness Program, C-DOSS, English Language Improvement program & other different training programs. ü 500 selfless volunteers involving themselves in spearheading Vidya Poshak's programs. Team Vidya Poshak's experience Team Vidya Poshak has Fourteen years of experience working with youth and handling youth related issues across Karnataka. The Management Team comprises highly motivated individuals who anchor the organization relentlessly. The team includes leaders in the field of Education & Training, Cross domain experts, Technology experts, Banking & Finance experts, Youth Counselors etc. The unique feature of Vidya Poshak is that it is community driven. More than 500 selfless Senior and student volunteers provide their free services involving in all activities of Vidya Poshak. Vidya Poshak was the regional finalist for “Apeejay India Volunteer Award” in the category of 'volunteer involving NGO' for the year 2011'. Vidya Poshak has also bagged awards like, eNGO for organizational efficiency, among 260 nominations across the country and “Manthan” award for Social Media and Empowerment to Vidya Poshak's Education Loan Awareness and Advocacy Program (ELAAP). “Technology Development” is one of the key focus in Vidya Poshak. Vidya Poshak has adopted green technology from the beginning and the vast data is been managed almost paperless. Most of the communication between all the stake holders is through Mobile and Internet based technology. Vidya Poshak was adjudged as “Technology for NGO” by Microsoft, USA and a video document on VP could be seen on MS website. Nurture Merit Nurture Merit program includes Financial Assistance, Library services and Residential Bridge Camp. The mission is to provide financial assistance to meritorious students who cannot afford to continue their higher education due to their financial difficulties. Poverty is not a barrier for Education Meritorious Economically challenged students assisted so far Year 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 No. of 65 128 585 782 1751 3561 4267 4147 4203 4321 3359 2542 2315 2321 Students Amount in 0.91 2.47 17.5 23.4 59.5 119 189.7 174.5 167.2 165.1 171.9 132.9 120.2 118.9 Lakh Ravi P. Durve (Dharwad district) 92% in SSLC and inducted into 11th Grade Components of Nurture Merit A) Financial Assistance: Assistance in the form of college fees, examination fees and in some deserving cases, additional assistance towards tuition and coaching provided to the meritorious and needy students. B) Libraries: Text and career related books, computer facility, useful information and trainings are given to the students. C) Residential Bridge Camp: “Through these camps students learn career and life skills apart from interacting with achievers so they are facilitated to excel in personal and professional life.” A. Financial Assistance Unique process for identifying deserving students A large number of students inevitably opt out of continuing their post 10th education due to financial difficulties. Vidya Poshak attempts to assist such students to continue their education and pursue professional or non-professional courses and realize their career dreams. Vidya Poshak invites applications from meritorious yet economically challenged students who have completed their class 10 examinations through its volunteer network. The volunteers visit the government schools and orient the students about the program and also wide publicity is given through media to reach out to the student community. Based on the 10th class results, students are short-listed for home visits to assess the extent of financial difficulty. Thereafter depending on the merit and home visit reports, the final list of eligible students will be prepared for assisting them with scholarship, books and training. The facilitators with the help of local volunteers and well wishers will organise the financial assistance disbursement programmes in selected locations. On an average every year more than 1000 house visits are made covering 600 villages/ small towns from 10 districts of Karnataka. Thanks to our 500 Senior volunteers and student volunteers who did all the house visit covering more than 25,000
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