WHO WE ARE
We Are
A Non-Profit Human Resource Development Organization Registered Under Societies Act XXI of 1860
Registered On: 2nd AUGUST 2007
Know About Us
Child Welfare & Educational Society is a registered non-governmental, non-profit, non-political, and non-religious organization that was established in 2007. CWES beginning with a small group of young, mission oriented professionals, educationist and businessmen with a vision to make “CWES” an international NGO. It is an organization based in Faridabad, district of Haryana. In last four years our activities have broadened in the fields of female literacy, education for children, non-formal education, income generating skills, community health and awareness programmes on various social issues.
The youth comprises over 22% of the Indian population which in turn constitutes a major part of the labour force of the country.
But according to the reports of the Financial Express “Only 15%of the young graduates passing out of colleges are employable; the rest are branded ‘unemployable’.”
This national level programme trains the urban underprivileged adolescent youth in English Proficiency, Basic Computer Education and Soft Skills for enhancing their prospects of employment in the fast expanding retail, hospitality and BPO sectors.
The Evening School was started with the dream of helping these under-privileged children by providing them with basic education and training to enable them to sustain a livelihood as adults. 32 children were enrolled and one tutor used to provide basic instruction at the school. Slowly with the help of extensive counseling and persuasion, more families learned and appreciated the importance of having their young ones educated and the number of students started to grow. Currently the Evening School’s has 200+ students enrolled with tutors who are committed to not only providing quality education but also mentor the children on other soft skills such as good social behavior, good communication practices etc which will help these children fit better in today’s society. These students will eventually be provided with appropriate skill training which will help them get employment whereby they can achieve economic independence and sustain a livelihood as adults.
The Women and young girls of the area are illiterate, poor and vulnerable. They resort to laborer work in nearby factories where they find low salaries and face difficult situations. Young girls are not financially able to attend school. They do not have basic facilities of water, sanitation or girls' primary schools. Through this project women and young girls from poor families will be trained & skilled in order to secure their future. Poor women will be able to earn income for their families. The poor communities will be able to save their income and earn at their household level.
