Despite government efforts, education remains a significant challenge for tribal communities due to poverty, isolation, and inadequate resources. Bhavitha Educational Society for Transformation initiated this program to address the high dropout rates and low literacy levels among tribal children, focusing on holistic and innovative educational support.
Bhavitha is implementing this program in 12 villages, focusing on reducing dropout rates and improving the quality of education. Two Special Education Teaching Centers (SETCs) currently run in Pinjarikonda and Dabba Mamidi, offering academic and extracurricular activities to foster growth.
Tribal children will visit Rajahmundry Airport to witness flight operations, inspiring curiosity about the world beyond.
Monthly quiz session with student teams, encouraging academic excellence and teamwork.
A session to educate mothers on the importance of education and how they can support their children.
Education in tribal communities often takes a back seat due to economic struggles, lack of awareness, and poor infrastructure. Bhavitha’s Special Education Programme directly addresses these challenges by involving the community, introducing innovative teaching methods, and creating sustainable educational opportunities.
Our centers focus on academics and extracurricular activities to create a balanced learning environment.
Become part of our transformative program. Help empower tribal children with education and resources. Take the first step today!
At Bhavitha, we believe every individual deserves the opportunity to grow, learn, and thrive. Together, we can create a future filled with hope, dignity, and transformation for the marginalized communities we serve.
This initiative has already reached 70 children across 12 villages, promoted 2 Mothers’ Associations, and conducted 4 community meetings to enhance educational awareness.
Tracking student progress
Weekly lessons to build confidence
Leadership through group activities
By supporting this program, you can help provide essential resources, better facilities, and brighter futures for these children.
To reduce dropout rates and improve the quality of education for tribal children.
Tribal children from primary schools and their families.
Mothers’ Associations encourage parental involvement and community engagement in education.
You can volunteer, donate, or collaborate with Bhavitha to expand the program’s reach.
Bhavitha’s Mothers Association supports children, and bridges community ties, emphasizing mothers’ roles in children’s development.
Goat rearing offers sustainable livelihoods for tribes but faces challenges in veterinary care, nutrition, marketing, and scientific knowledge.
Poor farmers need support to develop degraded lands into productive areas through cooperative efforts in agroforestry and horticulture.
