KSCCW is a registered, non government, non profit organisation
formed with the main objective of
helping and serving less privileged children and women
from poor urban and rural communities in Karnataka.
KSCCW's programs touch many areas of an under privileged child's life
with the ultimate goal being
overall development of the child
mainly in fields of Education, Health & Nutrition.
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Bal Sevika Training Programme
The training is of 10 months duration. Young women from remote rural/ urban areas who are below poverty line are eligible to undergo the same.
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Bal Roshni
Bal Roshni endeavours to provide physical, medical and educational rehabilitation of children with disabilities. This support is available to special-needs children from disadvantaged sections of society and also to children supported by KSCCW through other projects.
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Education Sponsorship
Education Sponsorship I, II, III & IV, Smt. Meera Nayak Endowment Fund, Balika Shikshana Samruddhi Scheme, Ahalya Sponsorship, Rotary Sponsorship, Menda Sponsorship, Ennar Sponsorship Programme, to name a few.
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Creche - Early Childhood Care & Education
Every day, nutritious mid day meals were provided and medical check ups organized. The play way methods of education with regular monitoring ensured that the crèches were run and prepared the children for formal education in due course
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Balvidya School Development Programme
The programme provides nutritive supplement everyday to 500 students. 5 Para teachers from the local areas employed by KSCCW, distribute the nutrition supplement every day.
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Lokasundari Raman Working Women's Hostel
As early as 1997, KSCCW realized the need for affordable and secure accommodation for working women in Bangalore. It is behind the KSCCW office premises, has 9 rooms and 2 dormitories which provide accommodation to about 40 young working women.
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Sharanya Children’s Home
The children are provided with secure and spacious accommodation, schooling, nutritious food, medical assistance and recreation. This home for Destitute Children was started in the year 1991
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Physiotherapy Centre
KSCCW has taken an initiative to start a physiotherapy centre for differentlyabled children. The inauguration of the Physiotherapy centre was held on 28th April 2014.
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Tailoring Unit
The Unit aims at helping these women to earn an extra income for their families. Two batches are conducted everyday. The duration of each course is 3-4 months.
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Become a Volunteer
A Small Gesture Can Make A BIG Difference.
There is a little life out there somewhere who is waiting for you to reach out, to touch, to express your concern. And make a genuine difference.
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