✦ Our Impact
Sparsha’s integrated model enhances educational outcomes and fosters holistic child development.🤘🏽
We realised sustainable outcomes and improved quality of lives cannot be possible in a vacuum. So our programs included working closely with families and communities to ensure continued development through education at a much deeper level.
Over 25 years of real data
38,000
children benefited from
remedial education programs
87,000
children from remedial education
and in-school support programs
17,000
families actively
engaged
20+
communities
supported
Our Impact
How Sparsha has impacted Children's Education
and Community Engagement in 2024-25
Education Programs
For reports specific to Shiksha, Sanskar and Swayam programs. Read the reports
100%
retention in school
800
students in Sparsha remedial education centers
6100
students in program at 22 BMC Schools & 8 Nashik Schools
Health & Nutrition Programs
For reports specific to Annapurna, Swastya and Sehat programs. Read the reports
15+
health, breast cancer awareness
and dental camps
3600
partcipants in health related camps
109
participants in Counselling and Mental Health programs
Community Programs
For reports specific to Saksham programs. Read the reports
126
Families provided with Identity Documents
315
parents who participated in Saksham programs
1260
participants in POSCO awareness programs
InspiringStories
From Dust to Dreams - the Verma’s Story
With no knowledge of urban living or its challenges, the Vermas decided to come to the city. Being daily wage labourers and with kids to take care of, their situation was unsanitary and unliveable to say the least...
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Meet the Teacher - Rubi Paul
For 22 years, Rubi Paul has been a dedicated teacher at Sparsha, serving as a beacon of hope in a community that faces constant threats from poverty and annual demolitions by the BMC.
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Meet the Parent - Rizwana
Rizwana’s journey with her daughter, Zeenat, is a powerful testament to the transformative impact of Sparsha Charitable Trust. Before discovering Sparsha, Rizwana was deeply concerned about her daughter’s future.
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