Bags, books, art supplies for kids
Focus: Disability
Satya's Alternative Inclusive Centre for Education (AICE) assist slow learners, children of prisoners and sex workers or those from any disadvantaged background get a basic education in ability-based classrooms and help them regain their confidence through art-based behavioural therapy.
Just ₹450 will pay for materials to help one child's journey back into mainstream society and skills for a better future.
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With just ₹450 you can help a child get quality education.
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At AICE, learning is more practical than theoretical to help children facing social ostracisation to build skills and confidence. It aims to prevent, say, a child of a prisoner from turning to crime himself and ensure they are educated and job worthy. The school supplies—including canvas boards and other art materials—help children engage in activities that act as their medium of expression and improve concentration while acquiring a new skill.

Once the fundraiser is completed and Donatekart procures and delivers the goods Satya Special School, the school bags, notebooks and stationery will be distributed at the beginning of the academic year to 110 children at AICE. The art materials, which include canvas boards, paints, brushes and paper for quilling, will be used to provide art therapy sessions and go a long way in dignifying the learning process of these socially excluded children.


Thank you for your generous contribution. With your support, we successfully completed the fundraiser! The amount raised was used to buy school bags, set of 5 notebooks, pencils, pens and art materials for 110 children.
The bags have helped children in the rural areas carry their books comfortably to school. The art materials were used to provide art therapy sessions to children with disabilities. This has resulted in improving their mood swings, help them identify colours and improve their emotional well-being.