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OUTREACH(HVCO) REPORT
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Pankaj Vishwakarma
A2305321034
The pleasure that comes with a successful project would have been
incomplete without the mention of those people whose ceaseless
cooperation and guidance made it possible. We would like to thank our
faculty, Ms. Anjali Kapoor, Faculty, Department of Information
Technology, Amity School of Engineering and Technology, Amity
University, Uttar Pradesh (Noida), for allowing us to undertake this project
(Case Study) as part of our partial fulfilment of the requirement for the
award of the degree of Bachelor of Technology (Information Technology)
at Amity University Uttar Pradesh (Noida). As our guide, we
wholeheartedly thank Anjali ma’am for her guidance and encouragement in
completing this project. Without her help, advice, instructions, and work
experience this project would not have been a success. We would also like
to express our gratitude to all those who have indirectly helped us in the
completion of this project.
Pankaj Vishwakarma
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION
2. ABOUT JAX FOUNDATION
2.1. Main goals of JAX Foundation
2.2. NGO’S mission and vision
2.3. Values followed by the NGO
2.4. Activities/Programs undertaken
3. VOLUNTEER WORK UNDERTAKEN AT THE NGO
3.1. Challenges faced and solutions adopted
3.2. Observations
4. WORK DONE FOR NGO ON INDIVIDUAL BASIS
5. FEEDBACK OF OUR VOLUNTEER WORK
6. OUTCOMES OF THE WORK DONE
7. BOOKLET REPORT
8. LOG SHEETS
9. CERTIFICATES FOR OUR VOLUNTEER WORK
10. CONCLUSION
11. WPRs
INTRODUCTION
For our first visit, we were assigned two classes 4th grade and 6th grade.
We decided to keep things simple as this would have been the first time
we were going to be interacting with the children. So, when we reached
the NGO, we introduced ourselves- who we are, where we’re from, what
we planned on doing that day, etc. The students greeted us with
excitement and told us about themselves. After the introductions were
over, we taught them Fractions in Mathematics and took dictation in
Hindi according to their curriculum.
Our sessions went smoothly overall as the students were obedient, diligent and carefully
listened and answered to whatever we taught and asked during the class. However, the
path to achieving success in this endeavour wasn’t without its own fair share of
problems.
There were some challenges that we faced during our visits to the NGO but with the
support of NGO staff and teachers we were able to overcome them without any
difficulty. Some of the problems we faced were-
Limited Resources:
▪ Limited educational materials and resources for teaching.
▪ Lack of proper infrastructure and classrooms.
Resolution:
Language Barriers:
Resolution:
Resolution:
Resolution:
Resolution:
OBSERVATIONS
Providing these types of services in NGOs we can help children overcome the challenges
they may face in their education and improve their academic performance, leading to
better opportunities and a brighter future. We had a great time teaching such wonderful
students and doing such volunteer work gave us immense joy.
WORK DONE FOR NGO ON INDIVIDUAL BASIS
While all of us worked together as a team for our NGO, there were certain tasks we did
at an individual level. They were:
1. Pankaj Vishwakarma
( I ) Educating students
( II ) Joy Of Giving
Upon reaching the NGO branch, we observed that it was compact and stocked with a
limited amount of stationery items. We felt was necessary for the children to have
adequate stationary. It was my responsibility to plan for which stationery items we
should distribute among the students.
2. Navroop Kaur
( I ) Educating students
3. Rohit Dhankar
( I ) Educating students
( I ) Educating students
1. The students were appreciative of the fact that we did not stick
to only teaching them, and instead devoted time to also having fun
2. The students felt seen and heard, especially because of the talent show
3. They also gave a positive response in terms of whether their
problems were resolved or not
4. We devoted adequate time to addressing the problems of the students
5. They were happy as we provided them with refreshments
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CONCLUSION
This project taught us many valuable things and gave us a whole new
experience and outlook altogether. However one must not stop volunteering
at this level, rather we should involve in such endeavours more in the future
and inspire others to involve in such noble causes and make education
accessible for one and all.
B. Tech Information Technology Students Weekly
Progress Report (WPR)
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Name of Students Pankaj
Vishwakarma
Navroop Kaur
Rohit Dhankar
Utkarsh
Sehgal
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Selected Topic:
Promoting Child
Education and Mental
Health.
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Performance of students is satisfactory
Performance of students is unsatisfactory
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Student was not well
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Rohit Dhankar
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2. As part of our
involvement, we
engaged in creating a
variety of posters
addressing important
topics such as civic
responsibilities,
global warming,
mental health, and
deforestation.
Evidence for Activities Undertaken:
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Vishwakarma
Navroop Kaur
Rohit Dhankar
Utkarsh
Sehgal
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A2305321017
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Name of Students Pankaj
Vishwakarma
Navroop Kaur
Rohit Dhankar
Utkarsh
Sehgal
Enrolment No. A2305321034
A2305321007
A2305321044
A2305321017
Programme & Batch B.Tech IT & 2021-2025
To be filled by Students
Name of Students Pankaj
Vishwakarma
Navroop Kaur
Rohit Dhankar
Utkarsh
Sehgal
Enrolment No. A2305321034
A2305321007
A2305321044
A2305321017
Programme & Batch B.Tech IT & 2021-2025
To be filled by Students
Name of Students Pankaj
Vishwakarma
Navroop Kaur
Rohit Dhankar
Utkarsh
Sehgal
Enrolment No. A2305321034
A2305321007
A2305321044
A2305321017
Programme & Batch B.Tech IT & 2021-2025
To be filled by Students
Name of Students Pankaj
Vishwakarma
Navroop Kaur
Rohit Dhankar
Utkarsh
Sehgal
Enrolment No. A2305321034
A2305321007
A2305321044
A2305321017
Programme & Batch B.Tech IT & 2021-2025
To be filled by Students
Name of Students Pankaj
Vishwakarma
Navroop Kaur
Rohit Dhankar
Utkarsh
Sehgal
Enrolment No. A2305321034
A2305321007
A2305321044
A2305321017
Programme & Batch B.Tech IT & 2021-2025
To be filled by Students
Name of Students Pankaj
Vishwakarma
Navroop Kaur
Rohit Dhankar
Utkarsh
Sehgal
Enrolment No. A2305321034
A2305321007
A2305321044
A2305321017
Programme & Batch B.Tech IT & 2021-2025
Data Analysis:
Analyzed the impact of resource constraints
onthe students' learning outcomes.
Explored the correlation between motivation
and academic success in the absence of
adequate resources.
Inferences:
Inferred that providing necessary educational
resources would significantly enhance the
quality of education for underprivileged
students.
Concluded that investing in education is crucial
for breaking the cycle of poverty and
empoweringthese children for a brighter future.
Evidence for Activities Undertaken:
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Performance of students is satisfactory
Performance of students is unsatisfactory
A warning to be issued to student
Student was not well