Education for Every Girl in India

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Child marriage remains a pervasive issue in many rural areas, including those in Rajasthan. Despite legal prohibitions, deep-rooted traditions and socio-economic challenges persist, leading to child marriages. These practices have detrimental effects on the physical, emotional, and educational well-being of young individuals, particularly girls. In these marginalized communities, awareness about the consequences of child marriage is often lacking. Limited access to education and information exacerbates the problem, perpetuating cycles of early marriages and its associated negative impacts. It is crucial to address this issue at its roots and empower the younger generation with knowledge and agency to combat this harmful practice.

In response to this pressing issue, Rajasthan Samgrah Kalyan Sansthan (RSKS India) initiated a comprehensive Child Marriage Prevention and Eradication Campaign. The campaign targeted 30 rural villages and engaged with over 1500 children from local schools. The drawing competition organized by RSKS team members. This creative approach allowed children to express their thoughts and insights on ending child marriage through art. With enthusiastic participation, each school witnessed the talent and dedication of 50 young artists who vividly portrayed their visions of a future free from child marriage. To recognize and encourage these young artists, RSKS awarded the winners at the conclusion of the program. This not only provided them with a sense of accomplishment but also reinforced the importance of their contribution in the fight against child marriage.

The Child Marriage Prevention and Eradication Campaign yielded significant positive outcomes. Firstly, it raised awareness among the participating children about the harmful effects of child marriage, equipping them with knowledge to advocate against it. Additionally, the drawing competition provided a platform for creative expression, enabling children to communicate their ideas effectively. Furthermore, the program fostered a sense of unity and solidarity among the children, as they collectively worked towards a common goal of eradicating child marriage. The recognition and awards provided by RSKS served as a powerful motivator, instilling a sense of pride and responsibility within the young participants.

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Hello Everyone

I'm Roshan, I did my social internship with Rajasthan Samgrah Kalyan Sansthan for one month as a part of my MBA curriculum. I was a great organisation to work with. The RSKS works to eradicate illiteracy, poverty, violence against women and social evils by ensuring empowerment of women and girls from deprived and marginalized communities.

First I had an introduction about the work done by the RSKS India NGO and then my project was defined. I worked in HER VOICE: Stop violence against women in India and Pathshala School - Value based education for rural girls. These projects have been going on for a while and I was able to see the ground impact the RSKS India was having among the marginalised communities of Ajmer, Rajasthan.

I visited the street slums to conduct workshops on Violence against women and taught school curriculum, hygiene and basic discipline to the margnalised girls of the Pathshala. The RSKS's CEO and the staffs were very supportive and helped me to learn a lot throughout the project duration.

I am very thankful to the RSKS India for giving an opportunity to work with the marginalised communities of India.

Many Thanks.

Mr. Roshan
RSKS India's INTERN
SPJIMR, Mumbai

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