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Educate a ChildDiscover a Personality

Educate a Child, Discover a Personality

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Outline

ABOUT US

SPONSORSHIP MODELS


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ABOUT US


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Each One Teach OneCharitable Foundation is a development organization

established in 1983 aims at creating opportunities for the underprivileged children

in rural and urban India

Who We Are

VisionWe aim to enrich the lives of the needy children in urban slums and rural India, by

strengthening their intellectual and emotional capabilities

Mission

Provide the underprivileged children with an

opportunity to discover their inbuilt potential, enabling

them to take up responsibilities and challenges in life.


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Objectives of EOTOWhat We Do

1. Educate and Promote Education

2. Basic Support

3. Appropriate Support to Teachers and to Schools

4. Appropriate Support to Students

5. Self Development of Students

6. Extra Curricular Activities

7. Providing a Healthy Environment


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Objectives of EOTO (contd.)

1. Educate and Promote Education

The primary aim is to educate the weaker section of the society. The focus is

on English, Mathematics and Science subjects. Depending upon the need

other subjects are also covered

Extra coaching classes are held for those students who find it difficult to

cope with the regular pace of education

Computer Education is given to the children by setting up a computer center

and appointing a trainer

Knowledge on wheels: we have a Mobile Library to promote an interest in

books and education

EOTO Scholarships are given to encourage our

students to study further


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2. Basic Support

How can a child step in the school without note books, uniforms? The students

families find it a burden to send the children to school as they are required to

pay for the basic necessities. EOTO shoulders the responsibilities by providing

uniforms, notebooks etc to the students

3. Appropriate Support to Teachers and to Schools

Teachers training program strengthens the teachers with better and more

enhanced teaching techniques

Providing the teaching aids helps in improvising the quality of teaching Toys and Book Library in schools are provided to broaden the general

knowledge of the children

Setting up the Science laboratories allow hand on experience on the

technical subjects


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4. Appropriate Support to Students

Most of these children come from environments that are not emotionally and

psychologically sound. They need to be approached and directed with care

Many students need special counseling

Simple activities like celebrating the students birthday and rewarding them

for their performance goes a long way in boosting their self esteem

Students drop out of college as they are not able to cope with their studies.

A career guidance program after 10th standard directs the children based

on their aptitudes ensuring that they complete their education


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5. Self Development of Students

Workshops on personality development and leadership skills help the

students to keep up with the demands of the real world

Activities like yoga, karate and meditation are also a part of self

development program

6. Extra Curricular Activities

Make the school life more interesting by facilitating indoor activities like

carom, chess, art craft, rangoli competition; outdoor sports; and taking the

children on an annual picnic

During Vacation, the children are totally idle. We use this time for special

skill development programs, hobby classes etc.


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7. Providing a Healthy Environment

The students stay with us longer, either before or after school hours. It is

important that they do not remain hungry. Thus provision of nutritious

snacks is a part of EOTO model

It is not possible to improve and take on the responsibility of the entire

infrastructure of the school. However, we do improve the basic sanitation

and drinking water facilities in the schools

Our students come from the impoverished areas of the cities. They are very

prone to various diseases that may or may not be detected. Organization of

general health camps help to identify various primary health concerns


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Vocational Centre, Manor

Each One Teach One Charitable Foundation in collaboration with Lal Bahadur ShastriHigh School and Kherwadi Social Welfare Association started a Vocational Training

Centre in Manor. The aim of the Centre is to make the rural youth financially independent,

especially those who are school dropouts and looking for an employment. Presently we

are conducting Tailoring and Electrical Wiring courses and will soon introduce some more

courses like Plumbing, Mobile Repairing, AC & Refrigeration Repair, Beautician, Motor

Driving etc.

Manor has various job opportunities in hotels, factories but doesnt have skilled local

youth. From an in-depth study, EOTO found that despite of having such opportunities

available in their own locality, the youth has to migrate to make both ends meet. It further

leads to severe personal, family and social problems related to migration. To avoid this,

EOTO has decided to start a vocational training centre to benefit the youth in that locality

and reduce the rate of migration.


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Team Structure

Trustees Advisory Board

Managing

Committee

COO (Programs)

Regional

Coordinator

Centre Incharge

Teachers Helpers

COO (Corporate)

AdministrationFinance &

Accounts

Human

Resources

Marketing &

Public Relations

Information

Technology


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Trustees

Jyoti Tanna

M. P. Shah

Meheru Gandhi

Rohan Shah

Nailesh ChoksiUsha Choudhary

Ashok Tanna

Ajay Tanna


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Managing Comittee

Jyoti Tanna

TrusteeFounder, Chairperson

Veteran in social work for more than 25 years with many NGOs

Usha Choudhary

A strong connect to the EOTO schoolsRohan Shah

Vice ChairpersonDirector, S & T Group

Actively involved in taking forward innovative and influential ideas at EOTO

Milan Choksi

Proprietor, Moksh Jewellery

Apurva Shah

Group MD, Veeda Clinical Research


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Unique Model


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Achievements

100%passing result in SSC for the years 2008 and 2009 as compared to less than 50%

for municipal schools

Drop out rate reduced to 1%vs. 45% as per the last India Literacy statistics

10 students securing distinction and 20 students securing first class in SSC exam 2010

Recognized awards for EOTO in past 10 yearsmost recent being the

coveted Lakshya10 from NITIE.

Pranita Dherange from Sion School scored 93% marks in SSC exam 2010 and stood firstamong the girl students studying in municipal schools.

Umesh Jogale, a student from Ghatkopar School stood fourth among all BMC students by

scoring 90.73% marks in the SSC exam held in March 2011.

Chaitali Kalwankarfrom Ghatkopar school, topped the girl students in municipal schools

in SSC exam 2013.

Students pursuing higher education in Engineering, Medical,

Chartered Accountancy

Students securing Scholarships from BCPT & Merck Limited


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Student Success Stories

Yuvraj Pote,a student of Sion Municipal School became part of EOTO family in his8th standard. With proper support & guidance from EOTO and his hard work, todayYuvraj is successful Chartered Accountant

Vikas Dhendecompleted his SSC in 2005 from Colaba Municipal School, and iscurrently pursuing a degree in Mechanical Engineering. Vikas was associated withEOTO when he was just 13, and admits that his initial motivation was assisted by

EOTO to put the efforts for realizing his dreams

Nandinicompleted her degree of Bachelor in Computer Engineering and is currentlyworking with Mphasis. Nandini joined EOTO at Rajawadi Municipal School in std. 8.Her determination with encouragement from EOTO helped Nandini become the firstEOTO girl student to complete a degree in engineering

Sandeep Chavan,a Sion municipal school studentof EOTO is presently working with L&T. Sandeep feelsthat EOTO tapped his potential at the right time andright stage to shape up his vision


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Our Current Projects & Activities

Urban Projects BeneficiariesAndheri Municipal School 600

Chunabhatti Municipal School 550

Amchi Shala 65

Pragat Vidya Mandir Anderi West 300

Shishuvihar School, Dadar 709

Sion Municipal School 800

Sanyas Ashram Municipal School, Vileparle 550

Tardeo Municipal School 130

Bangalore Schools 800

Total 4504


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Our Current Projects & Activities

Rural Projects Beneficiaries

Palghar Schools (7 Schools) 1610

Dhamote School, Neral 180

Kumbhe School, Neral 75

Manor High School 2000

Total 3865


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Our Partners

and over 150 other partners


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SPONSORSHIP MODELS


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Monetary and Non-Monetary Options

MONETARY OPTIONS

S. No. Category Model Donation Amount

1Individual

SponsorshipThe sponsor has to support a child for a periodof 3 years

INR 15,000 / USD 300 per annum

2 Patron DonorThe donation is put into corpus fund. The childis supported out of the interest on the money

INR 40,000 / USD 650 per annum

3 Corporate Support to 50 secondary children in one school INR 7,50,000 / USD 15,000 per annum

4 CorporateSupport an entire school for developmentactivities

NON-MONETARY OPTIONS

S. No. Category Model

1 VolunteersProvide employment opportunities to our students; Training to teachers; Conduct extra-curricular / development activities

2IndividualDonors

Donate towards individual causes such as the EOTO annual function, developmentworkshops for the students, school uniforms etc.


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Annual Budget for 50 Students from One school

Particulars Amount

1. Notebooks

1 dozen notebooks @ Rs. 180/- X 50 students 9000

2. Nutritious snacks

50 students @Rs.12/- for approx.25 days a monthX 11 months

165000

3. Extra-coaching classes

Rs. 4,500/- p.m. X 12 Months X 4 Teachers

(Teacher for Math, Science, English and Social Science)

216000

4. Vacation Program(Diwali vacation and summer vacation )

Two-Three day Hobby classes, Skill Development programs etc.

Rs. 500/- per student X 50 students

25000

5. Recreation Activities

One Picnic a year, educational tour or excursion

Rs. 750/- per student X 50 Students 375006. Computer Education :

Rs. 500/- per student per month x 50 students

25000

7. Special Counseling and Career Guidance Workshop along with

Aptitude Test Rs. 2000/- per student x 50 students

100000

8. Medical Help

Rs. 200/- per student X 50 Students 10000

9. Science Program :

Rs. 500/- per student x 50 students

25000

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SportsCricket, chess, karate

Rs. 2000/- per student X 50 students

100000

11. Annual Prize Distribution Function 12500

12. Scholarship for further Education:

Rs. 10,000/- per student x 10 students 100000

13. Administration Assistant

Rs. 3500/- x 12 months 42000

14. Miscellaneous & Contingencies

Book Library, Extra-curricular activities 35000

Total 9,02,000/-


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Apart from the fact that your sponsorship will help these underprivileged children face

the real world out there, there are various other benefits such as:

Enhance your organizations Corporate Social Responsibility image

Increase community involvement and employee engagement by participating inworkshops and sessions for these children

Brand promotion through

Newsletters and Brochures

Events banners and posters

Website and online promotion

Why should you sponsor a school


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Educate a Child

Underprivileged children of this country have lot of potential that might get unnoticed ifnot given the opportunity. A helping hand to overcome their social and economic

adversities will allow them to shape up their future and therefore our countrys future.

PLEASE CONTACT US AT:Each One Teach One Charitable Foundation

Off T. J. Road, Opp. Sunder Tower, Hirji Baug, Sewri, Mumbai 400022

Tel: 022-24102555 Fax: 022-24175858

email : [email protected] Website : www.eotoindia.org

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