CEHRO INDIA aim to provide access to education and a healthy environment for holistic development of children whose parents work as rag pickers, sanitation workers and daily wages labours.

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300+

300 Kids are benefitting from our early childhood program

900+

900 Children attending after school classes have shown significant improvement in their reading, writing and maths level

100%

Students who appeared in 10th and 12th board in

39%

39x Increase in enrolment at the centre in 5 years

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Centre for Education and Health Research Organization (CEHRO INDIA) is an India-based non-profit organization with its head office in Delhi, registered in 2012 under the Societies Act 1860. We work for the overall development of children whose parents work as sanitation workers, ragpickers, daily wage laborers, and domestic helpers. We offer sustained educational support, mentorship, outdoor exposures, and emotional empowerment. Currently, we are supporting the education of over 2,000 children. Migration of people from one geographical location to another has been rising, as in the five years, 2012 to 2016, an average of 9 million people migrated between states every year for either education or work. Migration has adverse effects on poor, especially children as their families struggle with lack of basic amenities like electricity, sanitation, healthy meals and water and hence education takes a back seat. In many cases, even if children were enrolled in schools in their native city, they tend to drop out and take odd jobs or stay at home to take care of their younger siblings. CEHRO works towards the better future of these children and the community by providing them access to better education, health and work. Since 2012, we serve the underserved of Munirka Village whose gross family income does not exceed 2 lacs. Till date CEHRO has accepted more than 11576 youngsters whose parents are engaged in menial jobs (sanitation workers, rag pickers, washer man etc.) and thus they lack constant care and guidance at home. Around 45 % of our children come from critically poor families and around 63 % of them are girl student. Read More ...

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