Arts and craft activities help instil a sense of achievement and pride in children, boosting their self – confidence. The children under Ramagya Foundation’s Unnati Program participated in a KNMA workshop  at Sector 126 Noida. Children made beautiful paper models showcasing their creativity in art and craft. Previous Next

 A workshop was conducted under Urja Program to impart stitching skills to women from Khora village. Under Urja, we teach various income-earning skills and aim to provide vocational training to women with some education, as a part of a knowledge-based employment generation program. Previous Next

A workshop was conducted under Unnati Program to let the children taste the fun of hand printing. At Unnati, we provide quality education to children through the learning-by-doing approach so as to encourage the inquisitiveness of a child’s mind. Previous Next

An awareness session was conducted for Unnati students on a healthy eating lifestyle by Dr. Anya Kapoor. Dr. Kapoor informed about types of healthy food n unhealthy. A short movie was also shown to elaborate the concept. Previous Next

Celebrating the spirit of Women’s Day, Ramagya Foundation in collaboration with Noida Police conducted self-defense workshop under the Unnati After School Program at Noida stadium. At Unnati, we provide quality education directives to children through the learning by doing approach so as to encourage the inquisitiveness of a child’s mind Previous Next

Ramagya Foundation hosted KNMA workshop under the Unnati After-School Program at Ramagya Foundation, Sector 50 Noida. At Unnati, we provide quality education directives to children through the learning by doing approach so as to encourage the inquisitiveness of a child’s mind. Previous Next

We work for girls who are in adolescent age and left their education in their early school days. In the Urja program, we also identify gender-related issues and look for suitable measures for the same. Join as a volunteer or donate for their education. Previous Next

The fraction of the school dropout issue in India is an alarming state. For this Ramagya Foundation conducted a community mobilization and teaching session to provide primary education to the children who are out of school by inculcating the learning abilities and confidence to enrol in mainstream education.

Ramagya Foundation under Aaradhya Program distributed 32 sanitary napkins to the Ramagya School’s female staff. The initiative was also aimed to raise awareness and change negative social norms surrounding menstrual hygiene.

With the aim is to provide education, equipment, training and experience in the field of art and craft to the children of the underprivileged section, Ramagya Foundation has proudly resumed its Saatrang program. Students from various schools are attending virtual workshops of arts and crafts conducted by Kiran Nadar Museum of Arts, Noida.