Why Contribute To CRY’s Academic Support Centres?
Though schools have resumed, many children still struggle with their studies. The prolonged closure of schools for over 700 days resulted in missed learning opportunities and slowed skill development. Despite efforts to continue education online, many children had to drop out putting them at the risk of child labour and marriage. A world bank report shows, the learning poverty in India increased from 54% to 70% due to the pandemic. If not addressed on time this learning crisis can lead to children dropping out of school permanently putting their bright futures at stake.
To address this issue, CRY has set up Academic Support Centres that are –
What are these Centres helping children with?
Impact So Far and Future Goals
So far, we’ve reached over 30,000 children. Now, we’re counting on you to help us reach more children, reconnecting them with education and empowering them to reimagine their future.
Your support to CRY’s Academic Support Centres at this critical time will give India’s children a chance to chase their dreams.
Your Support Matters
Your donation to CRY’s Academic Support Centres at this critical time will give India’s children a chance to chase their dreams.
Donate today and get a 50% tax exemption under section 80G of income tax!
Disclaimer: The donation options shown are meant to illustrate the change your donation can make to the lives of children. The funds/donations raised by CRY will be pooled together and allocated to suitable child-related endeavours depending on the need on the ground. Here are some of the common questions you might have.
*In the 15–18 age group, our enrolment and retention rate is 14% better than the all India enrolment status, GER of 69% (based on the UDISE+ 2024–25 report)
*Only 2% children in CRY project areas are underweight, as compared to 32% all India status as per NFHS 5
CRY works with project partners at the grassroots level to create sustainable change for India’s children. We currently have 165 project partners across 23 states in India that work on various child rights issues