Chetna High School
Educating and empowering tribal community is at the top of the agenda of the organization since its inception. ACSSS is carrying out various activities to educate tribal communities in Jhabua for last two decades. It includes initiatives to extend the basic education in the remotest areas while providing formal education to the boys and girls of local tribal community. Organization is running a secondary school, since 1992, at village Gadwada under Gadwada Panchyat, block Jhabua. Currently, 150 boys and 77 girls of the rural areas are getting education in the school. This school is playing a pivotal role in providing education to the boys and girls of many villages of Jhabua block.
Boy’s Hostel, Gadwada
A hostel is also associated with this school with the capacity to provide residential facilities to 150 boys with the support of MP government. Students are linked to the scholarships schemes and other benefits from government. Health check ups are carried out in the hostel on monthly basis.
Girl’s Hostel, Gadwada
Organization is also running a girl’s hostel with the support of MP government. 77 girls of marginalized background are currently residing in the hostel. Girls are also linked to the scholarships and other government schemes. They also go through careful health check ups every month.
Assessment 2018-19
We provide free education and highly subsided hostel related facilities, including food and cloths, to students of marginalized background. Apart from this an extensive training program for upgrading the skills of our staff is needed. Again, we have come across a community level need to carry out an adult education in five villages of the Jhabua block. This adult education drive will empower the males and females of the community, most of them migrate to neighbouring districts and cities on seasonal basis to earn their livelihood.
Digital Literacy
About Internet Saathi in Jhabua.
Entire Jhabua district total 120 Internet Saathis who have helped over 21000 women learn about the Internet across 380 villages.
From Digital Literacy to Digital-Based Economic Opportunities
As we expanded Internet Saathi, the one common factor we discovered across the country was the enterprising nature of the women in the villages and their passion for positive change. This inspired us to work on a model facilitating digital-based livelihood opportunities for the Internet Saathis along with digital literacy to enable them to continue their positive impact on their community.
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