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EACH ONE TEACH ONE CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
LIST OF BENEFICIARY SCHOOLS
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VILE PARLE MUNICIPAL SECONDARY SCHOOL, VILE PARLE |
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TATA COMPOUND MUNICIPAL SECONDARY SCHOOL, ANDHERI |
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ROOTS AND WINGS, BALWADI, WADALA |
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SWAMI SHYAMANAND HIGHSCHOOL, GHATKOPAR |
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NEW SION MUNICIPAL SECONDARY SCHOOL, MH SECTION (DIFFERENTLY ABLE CHILDREN) |
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NMMC SECONDARY SCHOOL NO. 103, AIROLI |
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NMMC SECONDARY SCHOOL NO. 105, GHANSOLI |
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NMMC SECONDARY SCHOOL NO. 108, DIGHA |
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NMMC SECONDARY SCHOOL NO. 110, VASHI |
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NMMC SECONDARY SCHOOL NO. 114, KOPARKHAIRNE |
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NMMC SECONDARY SCHOOL NO. 115, SHRAMIK NAGAR |
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NMMC SECONDARY SCHOOL NO. 116, SANPADA |
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NMMC SECONDARY SCHOOL NO. 118, KOPARKHAIRNE |
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NMMC SECONDARY SCHOOL NO. 102, NERUL |
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NMMC SECONDARY SCHOOL NO. 101, SHIRVANE |
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NEHRU HINDI VIDYALAYA, VIRAR |
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ADARSH VIDYALAYA, BOLINJ |
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ZILLA PARISHAD SCHOOL, MEDHE |
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KAMALABEN JOGANI HIGHSCHOOL, BHOPOLI |
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LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI HIGHSCHOOL, MANOR |
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CHINCHGHAR VOCATIONAL CENTRE, CHINCHGHAR |
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MANOR VOCATIONAL CENTRE, MANOR |
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KURUNJE VOCATIONAL CENTRE, KURUNJE |
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KURUNJE HIGH SCHOOL, KURUNJE |
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KEV HIGH SCHOOL, KEV |
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UPRALE HIGHSCHOOL, UPRALE |
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ANUDANIT SHASKIYA ASHARAM SHALA, VIKRAMGADH, MAAN |
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VINAANUDANIT SHASKIYA ASHARAM SHALA, VIKRAMGADH, MAAN |
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SHANTIRATAN VIDYAMANDIR, KONDGAON |
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VATSALYA ASHRAM SHALA, CHABKE TALAVLI |
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ZILLA PARISHAD SCHOOL, DHAMOTE |
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ZILLA PARISHAD SCHOOL, KUMBHE |
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ZILLA PARISHAD SCHOOL, JEETE |
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ATAL ADARSH VIDHYALAY, NEW DELHI |
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SANJAY CAMP COMMUNITY CENTRE, DELHI |
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CHANKYAPURI COMMUNITY CENTRE, DELHI |
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OKHLA COMMUNITY PROGRAM, OKHLA, DELHI |
Delhi Program Summary |
Each One Teach One (EOTO) Delhi works with over 150 children in two
schools, Atal Adarsh Vidyalaya, Kitchner Road and Atal Adarsh Vidyalaya,
Netaji Nagar, both part of the New Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC).
EOTO Delhi has two community teaching centres located in Sanjay Camp,
Chanakyapuri and Indira Kalyan Vihar, Okhla which provide remedial
education to over 150 children.
For the last three years, EOTO Delhi has run an after-school program for
Class 8, 9 and 10 at Atal Adarsha Vidyalaya in Chanakyapuri. The
schedule of classes includes Maths, Social Science, English and Science.
We have four dedicated teachers, Naveen Chauhan, Nitin Goel, Poonam
Sharma and Prerna Kumari who teach students five days a week. We have
developed a very good working relationship with these teachers who are
extremely committed to the work of our NGO and the holistic development
of our students
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PROJECT DHAMOTE, NERAL |
The project was initiated 15 years ago by Ms. Mrinalini Desai and was financially supported by EOTO. It assists & guides students from Zilla Parishad School in the Dhamote Village near Neral.
Its core programme includes extra-coaching classes, story-telling, English speaking classes, drawing competitions, medical checkups and awareness camps. As a part of the women's empowerment programme, one of our volunteers, Ms. Sandhya Pai started a women's, micro savings group within the village as well.
Today, EOTO has two more villages near Neral under its wing; namely, Kumbhe and Jete. |
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VOCATIONAL CENTRE, LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI HIGH SCHOOL, MANOR
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In April 2013, EOTO helped commence a vocational centre at Manor in collaboration with the Lal Bahadur Shastri High School and the Yuva Parivartan. The aim of the centre is to make the rural youth financially independent. It aims at empowering unemployed youth as well as school & college dropouts. Currently, the centre conducts training in "Tailoring" and "Wiring." It also aids placements of the candidates who successfully complete the course. In the near future, we intend on beginning more courses such as mobile repairing, plumbing etc.
The Residential District Collector (RDC) opened a new vocational center at Bhopoli in Vikramghad Taluka on 8th April 2015. It was started for the development of people from 8 neighbouring villages with the support from staff of Dr. M. L. Dhawale Memorial Trust, Bhopoli. It was initiated with the idea to build & create more and more self-sufficient, independent and self-employed citizens within India.
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EOTO began a "School Connect" programme in collaboration with international schools such as the Ecole Mondiale World School & Jamnabai Narsee School. Under this programme, we invited our children to participate in various developmental activities along with the students of these international schools. |
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Over 1000 students are part of this association with EOTO. They continue to receive assistance in the form of Personality Development, Career Guidance and Job Placements. In return they actively involve themselves in organizing functions and events for school children. We are particularly proud of some of our ex-students who are generous philanthropists and sponsors" while being successful professionals too.
They also help in garnering support for competent students (for further studies) via scholarships that are provided through corporates and trusts.
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When it comes to education, rural children seem to be the more deprived than others. Therefore, in 2004 EOTO decided to extend its reach to cover rural areas in Maharashtra.
As a result, a joint venture was started at Palghar; in association with the Dr. M. L. Dhawale Memorial Trust. Apart from basic support like provision of uniforms, notebooks, development activities etc. it aims at providing scholarships and extra-coaching to standard 10 students.
The unique feature of this project is a �Mobile Library� that visits 6 Schools on a regular basis in and around the Bhopoli village. This has generated an interest in reading amongst the students of the community.
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20th April 2015 is an unforgettable day for the of the students of Kurunze School in the Vikramghad Taluka as their lives got easier from here on. EOTO's initiative to construct bio, rural toilets was financially backed by the Rotary Club of Mumbai (Queen's Necklace). The work was assigned to Wockhardt Foundation. |
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