SEP – ABG Model (Sankalp Ek Prayas - Aadarsh Bal Gram Model)
SEP has developed and introduced the concept of an inclusive and holistic childhood and education model, known as SEP – ABG Model. This model aims to transform villages into child-friendly environments through education. The SEP-ABG Model addresses various concerns by establishing a secure and nurturing atmosphere for children’s growth and education. It also aligns with the guidelines of Government of India for creating child-friendly villages,
The primary objective of the ABG is to create an environment that enables children to reach their full potential. This will be achieved through the following approaches:
- Mobilization of community volunteers
- Training of teachers
- Development of curriculum and TLM
- Village based micro-surveys
- Enrolment of all ‘out of school’ boys and girls
- Establishment a community based learning resource centres (LRC)
- Focused education for 60 to 75 enrolled children in each LRC
- 250 days learning in the classroom (year)
By implementing this model, SEP aims to create villages where children can thrive and realize their potential. It is a comprehensive approach that addresses their educational, healthcare, and safety needs while empowering the entire community.
Sankalp Ek Prayas - Adarsh Bal Gram
Educational Transformation
Sankalp Ek Prayas has been a catalyst for change, inspiring educated women in rural areas to impart free support to underprivileged children in neighbouring communities. This collective effort aims at enhancing the overall education system and fostering the holistic development of underprivileged children.
Learning Outcome-Based Programs
Our commitment to education goes beyond traditional methods. Through innovative programs, we implement learning outcome- based education, focusing on the comprehensive development of the children we serve.
Community-Centric Facilities
At our community centres, children are provided with facilities for extracurricular activities, sports, and project-based learning. Special training programs prepare them for entry into prestigious institutions like Navodaya, Eklavya, NMMSE and Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya.
Diverse Programs for Holistic Growth
Sankalp Ek Prayas offers a plethora of programs, including Child Parliament, Parent-Teacher Meetings, Children's Library, Science Fair, Summer Camp, Talent Camp, Computer Education, and more. These initiatives are designed to nurture talent and encourage underprivileged children to progress in alignment with current needs.
Project-Kartavya
Project-KARTAVYA aims at creating “Children Friendly Villages called “Adarsh Bal Gram”. The important components of the project are as follows.
SEEKH
Strengthening Foundational Learning and Numeracy (FLN) among primary school level (1st standard to 5th standard) children. This intervention is known by the name SEEKH.
SRIJAN
Supporting students in 6th to 10th standards in science, mathematics and English. This intervention is known as SRIJAN.
GARIMA
Empowering girls in age group group 12-18 years and women in rural communities through programme named GARIMA which aims at empowering them through educational, health care, capacity building interventions and imparting 21st century skills.
