Report: Continued Weekend Digital Classes for Slum Kids at Safdarjung Jhuggi, Delhi
Initiative: Free Digital Education for Slum Kids
Organization: Sai Social Responsibility & Research Centre (SSRRC)
Location: Safdarjung Jhuggi, Delhi
Duration: Ongoing weekend classes
Overview
SSRRC is continuing its free digital classes for slum kids at Safdarjung Jhuggi, Delhi, as part of its commitment to bridging the digital divide. The weekend classes aim to equip underprivileged children with basic computer skills, empowering them to navigate the digital world.
Key Highlights
- Digital Literacy Training: Classes cover basics of computers, MS Office, and online safety.
- Target Audience: Slum kids aged 8-16 years
- Schedule: Weekend classes, 2 hours per session
- Venue: Community center/temple grounds, Safdarjung Jhuggi.
Progress
- Ongoing Sessions: Classes have been continuing regularly, with a focus on practical skills.
- Student Engagement: Kids show enthusiasm and participation, improving digital literacy.
Impact
- Increased Confidence: Students gain confidence in using computers.
- Digital Skills: Basic computer knowledge and MS Office skills imparted.
Future Plans
- Expansion: Plans to reach more kids and expand digital literacy programs.
- Sustainability: Exploring partnerships for long-term support.
Grateful to volunteers and supporters for making these classes possible.
