Sankalp Ek Prayas (SEP) is a journey of hope, dedication, and transformation. What began in 2008 as a small initiative to educate underprivileged children in rural India has grown into a powerful movement shaping the future of thousands. At its heart are passionate volunteers—local youth and women—who drive change by bringing quality education to government schools and integrating digital learning into classrooms. Over the years, SEP has adapted to challenges, introducing innovative learning models and expanding its reach with a deep commitment to empowering children and adolescents. Recognized for its impact, SEP continues to work hand in hand with communities, educators, and partners, ensuring that every child, regardless of their background, has the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive.
Following is the year-wise story of our journey and impact.
Foundation
Founded in the year 2008, SEP primarily works for education and holistic childhood development of underprivileged children in rural areas.
e-modules development
Starting from 2018, with indigenously developed e-modules administered for primary and middle level children, SEP is presently supporting 100 government schools through digital learning support.
Grabbed the Edu Impact Award-2019
SEP won the Edu Impact Award-2019 and from Asha for Education-Silicon Valley-USA
Introduced “Activity Based” & “Mobile Based” learnings
SEP introduced “Activity Based” & “Mobile Based” learnings as one of the first COVID-19 responsive educational models in India and supported around 6000 children. UNICEF collaborated with SEP and started imparting technical support for improving foundational learnings among children in Class I to V. As part of Covid-19 Responsive Support SEP executed relief operation and helped around 55000 families in four states of India.
Project GARIMA
SEP launched a programme titled GARIMA which is aimed at empowering adolescent girls and has been supporting more than 15000 adolescent beneficiaries in Class VI to X in rural geographies of Chhattisgarh.
Project KARTAVYA
On 2nd Oct-2021, SEP launched Project-KARTAVYA with the support of Caring Friends, Mumbai which is presently supporting around 60K children in Durg, Balod, Bemetara, Dhamtari and Rajnandgaon Districts of Chhattisgarh.