What We Do

Skill training

Education

Non- Formal Education

Hope On Foundation is with the campaign "पढ़ेगा इंडिया, तभी तो बढ़ेगा इंडिया" and our motto हर बच्चा-बच्ची को शिक्षा समान. We are running an "Open Paathshala" the NFE class in our communities and providing non-formal education to children of different ages, and social and financial backgrounds. Presently 120+ children every week were attending the class.

Hope On Foundation continues with Non-Formal Education classes for the community kids to draw interest in studies among the kids with the help of the camp coordinators and enrol them in mainstream school. Through our NFE classes, over the last two years, we enrolled more than 500+ children in different schools between the age group of 3 years to 10 years who were presently not enrolled in any schools. Through our education we are collaborating with DCPCR and the Education Department for the admission of these children.

Collaboration with different schools

HOF is coordinated with different schools to assist in networking with Resource Persons from different fields for lectures.
Organizing blood donation camps, health awareness camps, awareness programs, etc.
Networking with civil society organizations.
To raise funds with the support of the International Act Club (Intra Club) to help underprivileged people.
Creating pioneering online counseling services and developing an interactive website that will help children speak out for the first time about the abuse they have suffered as well as helping to protect thousands of children from future/possible abuses.
Orientation Programs for Parents, Students & Teachers.

Aaganwadi Centre

With a vision to bridge the gap between education and knowledge, Hope On Foundation is working towards providing proper education facilities to those who need it the most. As we are aware Anganwadi centres play a very crucial role towards the ICDS scheme as one of the world’s largest and most unique programmes in early childhood development. Its aim is to provide nutritional support, healthcare and pre-school education for children under 6 (and for pregnant or lactating mothers) in order to reduce the incidence of mortality, malnutrition and school dropout. Hope On Foundation in collaboration with Department Director, Women and Child Development , Director of Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) and Social Welfare, Government of NCT of Delhi trying to open a new Aaganwadi inn Dayal Singh Camp, Old Ishwar Nagar ,Sriniwaspuri, Delhi.

Enrolled in different MCD schools

Along with the country, we are with the campaign "Padhega India, Tabhi Toh Badhega India". We also believe that education will allow the child to bloom so providing them with the right platform where they will work towards becoming a responsible citizen. Hope On Foundation trying to enroll approx. 60+ children between the age group of 3 years to 10 years who were presently not enrolled in any schools. We are collaborating with DCPCR for admission of these children.

Awareness Programmes

Legal awareness

Hope On Foundation frequently organises legal awareness programmes aimed at empowering underprivileged communities. Legal awareness plays a vital role in promoting the consciousness of legal culture, encouraging active participation in forming laws, and fostering respect for the rule of law.

Through our legal awareness programmes, we have positively impacted over 10,000 underprivileged individuals to date. In collaboration with esteemed organizations such as the Socio-Legal Information Centre (SLIC), Don Bosco Tech., and the Human Rights Law Network (HRLN), we have organized numerous camps to provide legal aid and guidance to those in need.

Menstrual Hygiene and Health

Every year, the world comes together on May 28 to recognize Menstrual Hygiene Day, yet in many parts of our country, menstruation remains an unspeakable subject. While most women understand that menstruation is a natural biological process, the topic continues to be shrouded in silence within families, communities, and society at large.

The challenges surrounding menstrual hygiene are exacerbated by a lack of awareness and inadequate sanitation facilities, such as hygienic toilets equipped with water and handwashing amenities. Furthermore, the stigma and social disgrace attached to menstruation make it increasingly difficult for women and girls to practice good menstrual hygiene.

Hope On Foundation (HOF) has taken up the responsibility to challenge and change these backward mindsets. Through its initiatives, HOF strives to bridge the knowledge gap and foster openness on this critical issue. Our awareness activities focus on promoting good menstrual hygiene practices, including:

Skill Livelihood Programmes

Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana (PMKVY) is the flagship scheme of the Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship (MSDE). The objective of this Skill Certification Scheme is to enable a large number of Indian youth to take up industry-relevant skill training that will help them in securing a better livelihood.

हर हाथ को काज़।

Especially this pandemic taught us that our livelihood is very much dependent on monotonous work that we are doing year after year and in lockdown when people became unemployed now in this new normal everyone is looking for a job.

Largely been seen that unemployment is because of a lack of skills or exploring skills in the market. Here HOF stands with skill training and providing jobs pertaining to the training.

HOPE ON FOUNDATION promoting Skill India Project of Honourable Prime Minister and actively working for facilitating unprivileged community from the program.

Elderly

Bridging the gap between govt. schemes and local people

We include one of the main elements about the family’s detailed status including awareness of various public schemes of the government of Delhi and also create awareness about a citizen’s rights and duties.