Dream Education and Welfare Society
Policies Related to Health and Education
Dream Education and Welfare Society is a nonprofit organization committed to promoting inclusive, affordable, and accessible health and education services. The following are the key policies followed by the organization:
a. Equal Access to Education
Provide quality education to underprivileged children, especially in rural and backward areas.
Focus on girls’ education and the inclusion of differently-abled children.
b. Skill Development and Vocational Training
Conduct short-term and long-term training programs to enhance employability.
Promote digital literacy, computer education, and English-speaking skills.
c. Scholarships and Educational Aid
Offer financial support, books, uniforms, and stationery to deserving and needy students.
Organize school enrollment drives and awareness campaigns.
d. Holistic Development
Encourage extracurricular activities, personality development, and moral education.
Conduct motivational workshops and career guidance programs.
a. Free Health Check-up Camps
Regularly organize free medical, dental, and eye check-up camps in slum and rural areas.
Distribute essential medicines during camps.
b. Preventive Healthcare Awareness
Run awareness campaigns on hygiene, sanitation, nutrition, maternal health, and disease prevention (e.g., TB, Malaria, HIV).
Promote mental health awareness and counseling sessions.
c. Support for Women and Children’s Health
Special initiatives for prenatal and postnatal care.
Nutrition programs for malnourished children and pregnant women.
d. Collaboration with Medical Professionals
Partner with local hospitals, doctors, and health workers for community outreach.
Engage in vaccination and health monitoring drives.
All programs are regularly monitored and evaluated to ensure effectiveness and transparency.
Community feedback is used to improve services and outreach.
