School Encouragement

Extracurricular activities are offered through school, community, or religious organizations. Examples include clubs, school newspapers, music groups, student councils, debate teams, theater, volunteering programs, sports, and youth groups; programs sometimes include academic components.

Education

Sparsh Charitable Trust Sponsor A Child For Education 95% of Indian children attend primary school but barely 55% of them end up reaching higher secondary school. The most recent ASER report also shows that learning levels in Government- run primary schools are alarmingly low. This implies that almost half the children drop out after 8 years of elementary education, without acquiring minimum acceptable foundational skills.

Free Medical Camp

Medical camps are conducted by health professionals to carry out a limited health intervention amongst the underprivileged community. The poor attend these camps to get free check-up and treatment. Getting the appropriate kind of health checkup is vital for every human being and while considering it, some important factors like age, lifestyle, family background, and risks are taken into account.

Medical Camp

Sparsh Charitable Trust Organizes free body checkup camp for economically weaker people.Health examinations and tests at the early stages of the illness can help to cure it faster and save a life before it can cause any damage. One can live longer and healthier only when the individual gets the right kind of health check-up, screening, and treatments. Even the most basic checkups can identify underlying illnesses.

Encouraging Volunteer

Sparsh Charitable Trust Organise a function to encourage volunteers for there woks.Voluntary activities must complement and support national development goals and policies in order to touch the lives of those communities they wished to target, the representative of the Philippines told the Commission for Social Development this afternoon.

Awareness and Protection of Women Health

Women’s Health Awareness (WHA) is an initiative within the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) Clinical Research Branch (CRB), Office of Human Research and Community Engagement (OHRCE) that:

• Provides evidence-based community interventions to promote wellness, environmental health literacy, and environmental public health
• Increases community health resiliency
• Advances health equity by improving health care access and quality