A felicitation ceremony was organized on 6 June 2026 in Sonua Block, West Singhbhum, to celebrate the success of children from ASPIRE-supported Residential Bridge Courses (RBCs) who passed the Class 10 Board Examinations. The programme was graced by Hon’ble Member of Parliament Smt. Joba Majhi, who felicitated the students and congratulated them on their hard […]
A new Community Education Resource Centre (CERC) was inaugurated at Paidapatana Gram Panchayat in Ghatgaon Block, Keonjhar, in the presence of Hon’ble MP of Keonjhar, Mr. Ananta Nayak. Located in a forest-covered and remote area, Paidapatana GP had no computer centre within a 10 km radius, limiting digital learning opportunities for local children and youth. […]
The Block-Level Child Rights Program held at ASPIRE’s Girls’ RBC, Ghatgaon, Keonjhar, brought together children and community members to reaffirm the importance of child rights, education, and holistic development. The programme was graced by Mr. Akhil Patra, Representative of the Hon’ble MP, Keonjhar, who interacted with and encouraged the children while highlighting the importance of […]
Barjemei village in Harichandanpur Block, located across three hills, faces severe barriers to children’s education due to its difficult terrain, migration, lack of documentation, and limited access to schools. ASPIRE’s recent field engagement highlights the situation of 53 dropout children and ongoing efforts to re-enrol them through coordination with government departments and community stakeholders. Key […]
Hindol Block in Dhenkanal, Odisha has been declared a Child Labour Free Zone (CLFZ) on 26 March 2026, marking a major milestone in ensuring every child’s right to education and a safe childhood.This achievement reflects years of collective effort by the community, government stakeholders, and ASPIRE through strong community mobilization and system-level interventions. Read the […]
In the remote, forested habitations of Sukinda Block, accessing secondary education meant walking 19–20 kilometres through rugged terrain and wildlife-prone routes. For many children — especially girls — continuing school was unsafe and uncertain. Through collective advocacy, community action, and institutional support, a new hostel facility and a dedicated bus service have transformed access to […]
Santoshi Rai’s journey from a school dropout to winning a bronze medal at the 69th National School Games Archery Championship is a powerful story of resilience and opportunity. Forced to leave school after Class 4 to care for her siblings, Santoshi’s life changed when ASPIRE field staff identified her during a household survey and enrolled […]
In the remote forested hills of West Singhbhum, where rugged terrain and long distances make schooling a daily struggle, the community of Kairam chose action over resignation. Faced with limited access to secondary education and changes in external support, parents and local leaders, facilitated by ASPIRE, came together to ensure that children’s learning continued uninterrupted. […]
12 January 2026 ASPIRE joined the National Youth Day celebration held at Anandpur College, Anandpur Block, where young minds came together to celebrate the spirit of leadership, learning, and youth empowerment. The programme was graced by Hon’ble MP Mr. Anant Nayak as the Chief Guest, who encouraged and inspired the youth through his thoughtful address, […]
ASPIRE is committed to providing a safe, inclusive, and respectful workplace for all employees. In compliance with the Prevention of Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (PoSH) Act, 2013, the organisation has established a robust grievance redressal mechanism, including a Centralised Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) at the Headquarters . Through regular awareness sessions and clearly […]
