Shiksha for Children

Giving Every Child a Fair Start

While some children are ready for school, many face barriers like poverty and poor access to quality education. Our Shiksha for Children programme tackles this challenge through Remedial Education Centres (RECs), giving children aged 6–13 the boost they need—strengthening academics, nurturing confidence, and fostering life skills. Early support helps them stay in school, succeed, and create brighter futures for themselves and their communities. Every lesson learnt is a step towards breaking the cycle of poverty, and every skill gained opens doors to new possibilities. Your support ensures no child’s potential is left unrealised.

You Can Unlock Their Future

You give. They grow.

Just ₹2,000 can back a child’s learning for a whole year. Your help keeps a child stay in school, be on track and step boldly into a brighter future.

Your Contribution Matters

₹ 2000 (per year for a child)

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Rising Beyond Learning Gaps

How RECs Transform Learning Outcomes

Strengthen Foundational Skills

We help children catch up on reading, writing, and mathematics — the building blocks for future learning, through free classes five days a week. Individual attention and interactive teaching methods ensure no child is left behind.

Interactive Learning Tools

REC is not just about textbooks. It’s a joyful space where children discover the fun in learning. Through play-based education and creative activities, we nurture curiosity and confidence.

Build Life Skills

Children are taught essential life skills — from communication and problem-solving to empathy and cooperation — preparing them to thrive in school and beyond.

Support Regular Schooling

REC acts as a bridge, helping children rejoin mainstream schools or stay enrolled by providing academic support and encouragement.

Stories of Impact

What Children have to Say

I’m Prabin, 7 years old, studying in Class 1 in Borigumma. I struggled with reading and writing before joining World Vision India’s REC. Thanks to Dutika madam’s support and my parents’ involvement, I’ve improved a lot and graduated from the centre. I can now confidently cope with my studies

I’m Diksha, a 6th grade student from Aurangabad. When I joined World Vision India’s REC in 5th grade, I struggled with reading and math. With regular support and encouragement from my teacher, I improved remarkably. Now I score good marks, and my parents and teachers are proud of my progress.

Turning the Page

Pavan’s Story

Pavan, a 6th-grade student from a Hyderabad slum, struggled with reading and math. After joining World Vision India’s Remedial Education Centre, he received regular support and encouragement. Today, he can read stories and solve basic math problems with confidence. His parents are proud of his progress and continued dedication.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What kind of food is provided through nutritional support? What kind of food is provided through nutritional support?

We provide locally sourced, nutrient-rich food items designed to meet the dietary needs of growing children and vulnerable families.

Are these programmes only for children? Are these programmes only for children?

While children are the primary focus, we also involve parents, teachers, and community members to build a supportive ecosystem around the child’s learning journey.

How is the impact of these programmes measured? How is the impact of these programmes measured?

We use a combination of regular monitoring, evaluations, community feedback, and reporting to measure progress and ensure transparency and effectiveness.

Who conducts the health education sessions? Who conducts the health education sessions?

Trained community health workers and nutritionists lead these workshops, using culturally appropriate and practical methods to engage caregivers and families.

What infrastructure improvements are being made? What infrastructure improvements are being made?

We upgrade Anganwadi centres and community facilities with improved kitchens, storage, seating, and sanitation to create safe, child-friendly environments.

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Join us in making a lasting impact. Your generosity can illuminate the path to a brighter future for those who need it most.