Shakti Nari | Women Empowerment

Education All

The ChandraKanchan Foundation, committed to "Education for All," adopts a multi-pronged approach to tackle literacy and illiteracy in Bihar. Their work spans across gender disparities and rural-urban divides. From basic literacy programs and adult campaigns to digital learning initiatives, the foundation is building a more informed and empowered Bihar. Their work also includes partnering with schools, integrating vocational literacy, and raising education awareness. They support libraries, early childhood learning, remedial education, and use arts and sports to make literacy engaging. Tech-based learning, teacher development, and continuous impact measurement ensure sustainable progress toward a literate Bihar.

Basic Literacy Programs Non-formal centers in rural and urban areas teaching foundational reading, writing, and numeracy.

Adult Literacy Campaigns Campaigns targeting adult illiteracy, especially among women, using relevant, life-based materials.

Digital Literacy Providing computer and internet skills to bridge the digital divide across Bihar.

School Collaborations Partnering with institutions to prevent dropouts and support quality education.

Vocational Literacy Combining job training with literacy to improve employability and livelihood.

Education Awareness Community outreach emphasizing the importance of education and literacy.

Libraries & Reading Rooms Spaces that promote a reading culture and lifelong learning for all age groups.

Early Childhood Literacy Strong foundational programs for preschool-aged children to ensure future success.

Remedial Education Support for students behind in literacy skills, helping them catch up effectively.

Literacy in Arts & Sports Incorporating literacy through creative and physical activities for inclusive learning.

Digital Resources Leveraging apps and platforms like the Skill Leap Project to enhance learning.

Teacher Training Equipping teachers with tools to teach literacy effectively and inclusively.