Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) refers to programs and services that support the cognitive, physical, social, and emotional development of children from birth to age 6. ECCE is foundational for lifelong learning, well-being, and the holistic development of children. It includes a range of services, such as early learning opportunities, health care, nutrition, and parental education, designed to ensure that all children, especially those from marginalized communities, achieve developmental milestones. ECCE is recognized as a critical component of sustainable development, contributing to social equity, economic growth, and the overall quality of education.
School centered community development project in Delhi.
Conducted ECCE meetings for preschool mothers to discuss the importance of the ECCE and the support of parents in the educational journey. As a part of the meeting we conducted TLM preparation activities, creating corner setups and discussing regular attendance.
It is necessary to strengthen the ALMSC Committees in order to build a sense of ownership and responsibility within the community. We conducted the ALMSC Workshop and Monthly meetings to work for the development of the Anganwadi centers.
We provide preschool support to the Anganwadi teachers and children by conducting ECCE Curriculum in the Anganwadi centers.
To enhance their professional skills, knowledge, and confidence and to enable them to effectively fulfill their roles in providing holistic early childhood care and education.1. Conducted three (3) capacity-building workshops covering various topics such as:
To empower preschool mothers with the skills, resources, and knowledge necessary to actively contribute to their children 's early childhood education and development. As we conducted TLM sessions for the preschool mothers in the ECCE meetings, to encourage them, we organized TLM Mela for the preschool mothers. Preschool mothers brought learning materials that they had prepared using waste materials and showcased them in the Mela.
To engage children in learning about diverse cultures, traditions, and rituals associated with festivals. We celebrated Hallmark days like Independence Day, Children's Day, Republic Day, Diwali, Nutrition Month, Breastfeeding Week, National Girl Child Day, Global Handwashing Day, etc.
The above said interventions are majorly designed aiming at increasing the enrolment of the children at anganwadis and enhancing their learning curve. Parent and community participation is encouraged to ensure the sustainability of the program.
Founded in 2010, United Way of Hyderabad (UWH) is a non-profit volunteer led organization, that supports and mainstreams the socio-economically underprivileged communities of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.UWH maneuvers its effort in building community-based and community-led solutions that strengthen the foundations of a good life: education, financial stability and health.
All our programs are developed and customized post need analysis of the communities we serve. We are registered as a Society under Andhra Pradesh Societies Registration Act 2001 and are legally compliant with 80G, 12A & FCRA.
