The working model in Samridhdhi Trust is based on a 360-degree approach towards the holistic development of the migrant children and the communities they come from.
Step 1: Out-of-school children aged 6-14 years are identified through surveys and enrolled in the BRIDGE PROGRAMS. Step 2: After a year in the Bridge Schools, the children are integrated into a government or English-medium private school.
Step3: Through their schooling years, children are supported for 2 hours a day through the AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMS. Step 4: The children who move on to vocational training or higher education in colleges are supported with the FINISHING SCHOOLS. Step 5: Samridhdhi facilitates the higher education and placement of young graduates.
Throughout the process, need-based steps are taken to ensure the children continue with their education.
For example:
- Sibling care for 0-5-year-olds is provided for older children to continue in the Bridge Program.
- The health, hygiene and nutrition of the children are ensured through the practice of clean habits, provision of meals, etc.
- Life skills, counselling (children and parents), financial literacy, and more are provided to the children to become independent and strong decision-makers.