Foundation for Equal Citizenship

Children and Youth Empowerment

Home Children and Youth Empowerment

The foundation for a child is laid in its early ages. Children from disadvantaged or socially excluded communities are caught in the cycle of poverty and violence unless they are nurtured in a safe space or environment. Many kids drop out of school at an early age due to multiple reasons including lack of quality and inspiring teaching, pressure to earn at an early age, culture(especially in girl children).

Since its inception, FFEC has accomplished the following: FFEC aims to establish safe, creative spaces for children that can inspire them to enjoy learning and help them in overall personality development.

  • Established a Creative Learning Centre for children in Trilokpuri, East Delhi in collaboration with ABC
    Campaign
  • Organized a Summer Camp in June 2016 in Chilla Village, an unauthorized neighborhood of Trilokpuri
  • Conducted Science workshops
  • Participated in marathons and other outdoor activities

Beginning in April 2017 we started initiatives for youth focusing on skill development that will enable them to be better prepared for college education and jobs.

English as skill

Recognizing the demand from the youth on improving their communication and language skills, particularly in English, we have are proud to have a professional trainer, Nimisha Bhagat gives a 60-hour workshop beginning in May 2017 (minimum qualification is Class X pass).

In addition, we are also conducting a 6-month course in English for children in class 9 and above, including school dropouts.

Digital Film Making and Editing

A workshop followed by assignments on making and editing films using a smartphone and editing software was started in May 2017. This is in preparation for a long-term project, ‘Trilokpuri Diaries’, and a Community Museum of the people of Trilokpuri through films, photographs, and stories to be done in collaboration with the Centre for Community Knowledge, Ambedkar University in November 2017.

The foundation for a child is laid in its early ages. Children from disadvantaged or socially excluded communities are caught in the cycle of poverty and violence unless they are nurtured in a safe space or environment. Many kids drop out of school at an early age due to multiple reasons including lack of quality and inspiring teaching, pressure to earn at an early age, culture(especially in girl child). Since its inception, FFEC has accomplished the following:FFEC aims to establish safe, creative spaces for children that can inspire them to enjoy learning and help them in overall personality development.
  • Established a Creative Learning Centre for children in Trilokpuri, East Delhi in collaboration with ABC Campaign
  • Organized a Summer Camp in June 2016 in Chilla Village, an unauthorized neighborhood of Trilokpuri
  • Conducted Science workshops
  • Participated in marathons and other outdoor activties
Beginning in April 2017 we started initiatives for youth focusing on skill development that will enable them to be better prepared for college education and jobs.
English as skill Recognizing the demand from the youth on improving their communication and language skills, particularly in English, we have are proud to have a professional trainer, Nimisha Bhagat give a 60 hour workshop beginning on May 2017 (minimum qualification is Class X pass).   In addition we are also conducting a 6 month course in English for children in class 9 and above, including school dropouts. Digital Film Making and Editing A workshop followed by assignments on making and editing films using a smartphone and editing software was started in May 2017. This is in preparation for a long term project, ‘Trilokpuri Diaries’ and a Community Museum of the people of Trilokpuri through films, photographs and stories to be done in collaboration with Centre for Community Knowledge, Ambedkar University in November 2017.