Rampur is a village located in Uttar Pradesh, almost 33 km from Lucknow. Rampur is home to 211 households and a 100 year old Peepal tree that the villagers consider sacred. The people of Rampur are simple people who rely on farming and cattle rearing for their livelihood. 

The village has one Anganwadi and one elementary school. Since the school only teaches till class 5, the children, especially girls of the village end up studying only till class 5. Some boys are sent outside to study, but most leave for Lucknow as they grow older in search of work. After reaching the city, they often find themselves under educated and under qualified for most jobs. 

Plan India has been working in Rampur since 2004  with the support of our local partner VATSLAYA. After the amendment in the FCRA law, we implemented the program in the village. Since then numerous activities have been conducted through the Child Centric Community Development (CCCD) program. 

We have worked on providing water & sanitation at the school & village level, creating awareness around maternal & child health, educating about early childhood care & development and making quality education accessible to all children. 

Our team has worked for a long time and created some real change in Rampur. But we need your support to take Rampur and all it’s villagers to greater heights. Support Rampur and watch a village transform in front of your eyes.

Plan India
  • Awareness campaigns organized on ‘Girl Child Education'
  • Awareness campaign for community members and children on the importance of girl child education
  • School management committee members were trained on the Right to Education Act
  • A rainwater harvesting structure was constructed in the school
  • Clean & safe toilets were constructed in the Anganwadi center (Govt. run Preschool)
  • A small community center was established
  • Two garbage pits were constructed in the school
  • Child Protection Committee (CPC) members were trained on Community Based Child Protection Mechanism (CBCPM) regarding various laws & provisions related to child protection and education
  • Plan India
  • Good infrastructure for all classrooms in schools, with special emphasis on changing rooms for girls, installation of water pipelines, etc
  • Clean water for drinking, and running water in toilets in the Anganwadi Centers (Currently, Anganwadi workers bring 20 litres of water daily from their houses to meet the needs of 20- 30 children)
  • Electricity in Anganwadi Centers for the comfort of young children when the temperatures soar up to 40°C
  • A pre-school equipped with playing kits for kids aged 3-6 to enable appropriate cognitive development
  • Awareness programs for promoting girl education up to secondary level (Currently most girls study only till the 5th class)
  • Skill development programs for girls in the village
  • Educational programs for youth on the ill effects of substance abuse, menstrual health for women & unprotected sex
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