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Edit or delete it, then start writing! ## Pages - [Quarterly Receipts](https://prathamdelhi.org/quarterly-receipts/): Quarterly Receipts Details of Quarterly Receipt of Foreign Contribution quarter October 2024-December 2024.pdf Details of Quarterly Receipt of Foreign Contribution quarter July 2024-September 2024 Details of Quarterly Receipt of Foreign Contribution quarter April, 2024-June, 2024 Details of Quarterly Receipt of Foreign Contribution quarter January, 2024-March, 2024 Details of Quarterly Receipt of Foreign Contribution quarter October, 2023-December, 2023 Details of Quarterly Receipt of Foreign Contribution quarter July, 2023-September, 2023 Details of Quarterly Receipt of Foreign Contribution quarter April, 2023-June, 2023 Details of Quarterly Receipt of Foreign Contribution quarter January, 2023-March, 2023 Details of Quarterly Receipt of Foreign Contribution quarter October, 2022-December, […] - [Articles](https://prathamdelhi.org/articles/): Articles A Pratham Learning Hope Amidst Despair Household Survey for children with Disability in areas where Pratham works. Imperishable Juncture – A Trip to Kiran Nadar’s Museum of Art Lifting children out of Proverty without winning a game show Pratham Experiences Report Profile of a typical intervention area and volunteer Reasons for Drop out Amongst Children in Slums Role of Municipal Corporations and 74th Amendment Schooling and learning challenge for children of a Village amidst urban cluster A case study by Kuhu Mehrotra Transforming Delhi Anganwadis (Innovations & Initiatives) Translating Policy into Practice Right to Education Urban Ward Survey 2014 - [Project Ankur](https://prathamdelhi.org/project-ankur/): Project Ankur Project Ankur aims to address the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on education in Delhi, particularly in regions with low learning levels. The objective is to prepare children for school in grades 1 and 2 and ensure that children in grades 3 to 5 catch up to the grade level curriculum. For grades 1 and 2, the strategy includes three phases focused on play based learning for all round development and , foundational literacy and numeracy skills. For grades 3 to 5, learning camps with high-intensity activities lasting 10 days each time are conducted to build foundational literacy […] - [Nursery Program](https://prathamdelhi.org/nursery-program/): Nursery Program Pratham instructors work directly with children in the nursery model. Nurseries are preschool classrooms housed in Delhi Municipal Corporation schools. The nursery curriculum is modeled around the development of key abilities along with relevant skills to support the child’s growth. A daily planner is provided to each instructor, and children are also exposed to a rich variety of text in the form of different kinds of story books and picture cards. Nurseries focus on key developmental domains, and emergent literacy and numeracy skills. Pratham content is presented through workbooks which are given to children on a rotational basis […] - [Anganwadi](https://prathamdelhi.org/anganwadi/): Anganwadi Pratham works in partnership with Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) to implement an age-phase appropriate activity-based pre-school program in anganwadis. Pratham’s work within anganwadis began in 2008 when its instructors worked directly in select ICDS centres alongside the anganwadi workers. This evolved into a support model in 2015, in which 150 anganwadi workers were trained in Pratham’s teaching-learning methodology. Today, the model has been expanded to over 10,000 anganwadis with all anganwadis instructors across Delhi being trained. Through the partnership model, Pratham Trainer Monitors train ICDS supervisors in Delhi. These supervisors then conducted practice classes for 2-3 weeks to […] - [Our Team](https://prathamdelhi.org/our-team/): Our Team Divya Shilin Associate, Program Management - [Supporters](https://prathamdelhi.org/supporters/): Supporters Pratham Education Foundation Sita Devi Malhotra Charitable Trust Charities Aid Foundation India Pratham USA External Affairs Spouses Association Charitable The Generation Foundation Girish Kumar Sharma Jajaluddin (J D Sonu) Neeraj Trivedi Neerja Sharma Rava Bhavik Bharatbhai Rukmini Banerji Shailendra Kumar Sharma Shubh Lata Jain S.R. Tayal Mr. Vinod C. Khanna - [Delhi Mohalla Library](https://prathamdelhi.org/delhi-mohalla-library/): Delhi Mohalla Library Introduction The Mohalla Library Initiative aims to bring together various community members and allow them to be part of their children’s learning process. Hence, the library is run by local volunteers, who are mothers, family members, youth within the community or other community members. These volunteers spend 1 hour each day reading out stories, encouraging children to read and narrate stories and carrying out art and craft activities with children. The Initiative is designed to be conducted in and around public spaces such as streets, stairs, parks, temples, mosques, community halls and other spaces such as within […] - [Government Partnerships](https://prathamdelhi.org/government-partnerships/): Government Partnerships Introduction Pratham works with the government on aspects of program design and implementation ranging from designing the delivery model, developing curriculum material and activities, training lead teams in the government, supporting training and monitoring and providing inputs for measurement and assessment. In 2018-19, Govt of NCT Delhi launched ‘Mission Buniyad’ for students of std III-VIII in all government schools across Delhi. Since then, Pratham has been providing teaching learning material and training mentor teachers to conduct learning camps to improve foundational literacy and numeracy among children of grade 3-8. Currently, Mission Buniyaad is being conducted in all DoE […] - [Elementary Education](https://prathamdelhi.org/elementary-education/): Elementary Education Introduction Over 95% of Indian children in the age group 6 to 14 are enrolled in school. Although these children have been in school for several years, many have not acquired the foundational skills that are essential for moving ahead. The challenge is how to enable such children to acquire basic reading and arithmetic, quickly and durably so they get a real chance to complete the elementary stage in a meaningful way. Over the years, Pratham’s initiatives have spanned the entire age range from Grade I to Grade VIII. However, much of the work in the last two […] - [Early Childhood Education](https://prathamdelhi.org/early-childhood-education/): Early Childhood Education Introduction The focus of Pratham’s Early Childhood Education program is the holistic development of children and their readiness for school in the age group of 3-8 years.  This is done with the support of mothers, schoolteachers, and volunteers in the community.  Holistic development and school readiness include four large developmental domains: Physical Development: Develop fine and gross motor skills, along with pre-writing abilities and ensure appropriate growth and health Socio-Emotional Development: Learn to adapt to new settings & people, work in groups, and individual, interaction & interpersonal skills Cognitive Development: Develop basic problem-solving abilities, along with knowledge […] - [Board of Trustees](https://prathamdelhi.org/board-of-trustees/): Board of Trustees Core team members Neerja Sharma Managing Trustee Former Vice Principal & Associate Professor, Department of Human Development & Childhood Studies Lady Irwin College, University of Delhi Dr. Divya Jalan Founder Member Action for Ability Development and Inclusion, New Delhi Dr. Rekha Sharma Sen Professor (Faculty Of Child Development) School of Continuing Education, Indira Gandhi National Open University, Maidan Garhi, New Delhi Project Manager Deputy Secretary Springdales Education Society, New Delhi - [About Us](https://prathamdelhi.org/about-us/): About Us History The Pratham movement was launched in Mumbai in 1994 by Dr. Madhav Chavan & Ms. Farida Lambay in collaboration with Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai and UNICEF. This grew to a national network of Pratham-like initiatives in different parts of the country. In 1999-2000 Pratham spread to other cities including Delhi, Vadodara, Ahmedabad, Patna, Pune, Allahabad, and Bangalore. Today, Pratham is an all-India movement across 23 states and 4 union territories. Pratham Delhi Education Initiative (PDEI)was launched by Mr. Vinod Khanna, a former member of Indian Foreign Service in 1999. Mr. Khanna was supported in his efforts […] - [Donor Dashboard](https://prathamdelhi.org/donor-dashboard/) - [Confirmation](https://prathamdelhi.org/confirmation/): THANK YOU! Thank you for giving us your valuable feedback. Your feedback is really important for us to improve our services. 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Fill your details in the form, we will get back to you F21, Second Floor, Near Preet Vihar Metro Station Gate no.4, Preet Vihar, Delhi- 110092 info@prathamdelhi.org 011 22507721, 22543482 We are looking for highly dedicated and motivated volunteers Join our family Become Volunteer - [Pratham](https://prathamdelhi.org/): Our Achievements Planted 5000 tress from 5th June, 2021 to 5th June 2022, 95% plants survived Established 5 mini dispensaries and 5 female care units in remote villages Served 6000+ people, 20+ villages through Govind Leela project Provided inexpensive medicines to people through Pradhan Mantri Jan Aushadhi Kendra Support a Library Pratham’s Mohalla Library Initiative aims to ensure that all children in a hamlet have access to age-appropriate books from diverse genres. The libraries include academic and non-academic activities for children run by local volunteers in community spaces. 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