Final SE Presentation

7/29/2019 Final SE Presentation

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KESHAV SEVA

SAMITHIImproving the lives of underprivileged Section of the society

Amrendra Kumar 1211168

Anubhav Tiwary 1211171

Ajinkya Deshmukh 1211179

Joseph John 1211191


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Keshava Seva Samithi (KSS)Seva hi Paramo Dharmah- Service is the highest form of dharma

Founded in 1999 by Late Shri. H.K.Mohan Kumar, BE Mechanical Engineer and Deputy Manager with MICO

To Empower all the slum

dwellers of the city so that

they match upto the level of

mainstream society

Vision

Areas of operation : Education, Health, Women & Youth Empowerment

Scope of operation : Operation limited to Bangalore that too within North-East side as it has highest

proportion of slum areas

Responsibility handled by volunteers with supports from philanthropists & donors

Mission

KSS strives for bringing the slum

dwellers to the main stream of

the society through cultural

integration & social upliftment

Create a sense of dignity,

equality & responsibility

Impart values & life skills

Empower women

Objective

Education

Vidya Bhagya

Vidya Vahini

Shishu Mandir

Summer Camps

Health Women Empowerment Youth

Arogya Bhagya :

Focus on well being

of HHs in slums;

includes free health

checkup, free eye

surgeries, yoga etc.

Matru Shakthi :

Social awareness

programs for

women

Yuva Bharati :

Training progammes

and financing

schemes for push

carts and ironing

jobs.


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KSS Intervention in Education

Tuition

Provided from 1st to 7thstandard on daily basis.

Follow up what they learnin school and build up onthat

Engage children byconducting plays,workshop and other

cultural programmes.

Teachers

From slums/nearby areaswho have completed

secondary or highersecondary education

Part-time employees; paidhonorarium every month

Locally connected withpeople & children

Annual training for teacher

Location

Make use of spaceavailable within slum areas

Classes are conducted intemples, community hallsand school premises

Running tuition center in slums across Bangalore under Vidya Bhagya Program

throughout the yearObjective

Engage slum children after school hours where they are likely to pickup bad habits

Augment childrens learning at school by providing quality education

Complement by teaching moral and cultural values

Idea


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Field Visit to Priyanka Nagar Slum

House

Rent of Rs. 10001500 per month

Water

Buy @ Rs. 2 per pot

Health

Government healthcenter

Alcoholism

Ghar ghar ki kahani

Student

Help in Household Activities Love their school: Computer Lab, Library

Ambition Doctor, Engineer, Teacher, Tailor, Policeman

Parents

Well do everything possible to teach our children

Complaint of school infrastructure, mid day meal

Happy to send their children for evening tuition

Coordinator

I get a kick out of social work Mr. Subaiah

Working at grass-root level, passion for social service

Tutor

I was always interested in teaching Mr. Chandrappa

Challenge of convincing some parents

EnthusiasticParticipation

EconomicDisparity

Dance, Sing,Enjoy

Observation


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Is the model successful? Scalability

Sustainability

Credibility among community and donors: Sponsorship of children

Transparency: Audit Report

Accountability: Community is very submissive

Impact

103 tuition centers: provided tuition to 7650 students in last four years

Increasing teaching dimension: Sports, cultural programs, quality education, computer education

Workforce Financial Challenges Infrastructural Challenge

Long term relationship

with community

Operation cost of INR 21600 per

center per annum in 2011Lack of space

Emotional Connect with

community

Fund raising - 80/20 funding from

individual vs. corporates ; Kickback

involved in corporate funding

Unavailability of

technology, medium for

teaching

Challenge in finding local

volunteer

Lack of skilled workforce to bring

corporate funding


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NGO LocationScope of

operationDifferentiating Factor

Save the Children New Delhi Global

Focus on providing learning environment,

implementation of policies and practices.

Concept of mobile learning centre for slum children in

Delhi

SMILE Foundation New Delhi National Collaboration with grassroots level NGOs

Dani Development

and Social Action

Peenaya

,BangaloreBangalore

Focus on industrial area slums. Conduct social audit

of industries and factories in that area. Nutritional

support through midday meal.

Nai DishaLearning Center

New Delhi NCRFollows NCERT Syllabus, Scholarship program,

Availability of computer lab

DIKSHA

FOUNDATIONPatna Bihar

Focus on technology and inclusion of extra-curricular

activities with education. Use of mass media like radio

& television to impart education

Study of other NGOs


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Way Ahead..

Collaboration with other stakeholders

Collaboration with NGOs like SMILE Foundation working in similar area

Collaboration with government for infrastructure facilities under schemes like JNNURM

Focus on increasing visibility

Marketing activities targeted at corporate donors ; important for sustaining in long run

Will help in bringing more funds by establishing credibility

Inclusion of parents as shareholders

Nominal charge of INR 30 as operating cost

Need to communicate benefit to parents; will bring accountability in the system

Mobile Learning Center

Will help in high technology teaching aids


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Thank You


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Operational Expense

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