Our 2-day residential workshop on “Development of Soft Skills and Effective Teaching Practices” was a meaningful step toward transforming classroom experiences. A heartfelt thank you to all the dedicated tutors and team members whose enthusiasm made it a success. Together, we’re shaping a more student-centered learning environment in our community centers.
We are grateful to Madheshi Beats and Mithila Reels for their kind support to our students at the Community Learning Centers. Your small act made a big impact!
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The first Community Learning Center setup by Mithila Wildlife Trust to provide additional educational support to the highly marginalized community in Terai region of Nepal has beed extended. The concept of Community Learning Center was started in 2014 in a temporary Thatched building which got the first set of 2 permanent rooms in 2021. The number of students kept increasing and we had to construct another set of CLC. The old CLC will serve students upto class 5the while new will serve class 6th to 10th. We’re grateful to the amazing supporter, Pipal Tree for continuous support in this success. Our team Mithila Wildlife Trust along with our Executive Director recently visited the newly extended community Learning (CLC) at Dhanusha Dham. The old CLC had served the community for year. With the requirement, as the more numbers of students been increasing day by day, We have added the new extension of old one. The new Community learning center is fully operational, providing a better learning environment for students. During our visit, we observed the ongoing teaching activities and the overall management of the center. It was inspiring to see students engaged in their lessons and the teachers putting in great efforts to create a meaningful learning experience. The new building offers improved facilities, creating a comfortable space for education and skill development with the other amenities. This visit made our belief in the importance of education and community learning in empowering local people even more effectively. We look forward to see the positive impact this new CLC will have on the community.
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Education is a basic human right; however, numerous children in the Madhesh Province of Nepal, particularly those from underprivileged communities, do not have access to it. Factors such as poverty, geographic obstacles, and social barriers often prevent these children from attending school. Acknowledging this urgent issue, Mithila Wildlife Trust, with the assistance of PIPAL TREE, has made a noteworthy move by establishing Community Learning Centers (CLCs) in the Dhanusha district and other areas of the province. What is a Community Learning Centre? A Community Learning Centre is a free education hub where children, particularly from underprivileged backgrounds, receive tuition and learning support. Many of these children either do not attend school at all or struggle with their studies due to a lack of proper guidance. The CLCs bridge this gap by offering free tuition and educational resources to ensure that every child, regardless of their background, has the opportunity to learn. How We Operate – Local Teachers: We believe in community-led education. That’s why we have recruited teachers from the same communities who understand the children’s needs and challenges. – Inclusive Learning: Any child who wants to learn is welcome, no matter their background. -Pipal Tree an UK based charitable organization help us provide training with our internal fund. How many Community Learning Center we have? We are successfully running four CLCs. As of today our Dhanusha Dham CLC has 170 Students, Lakkar CLC has 56 Students, Janakpur CLC has 25 Students and Bhaluwaha CLC has 50 Students. These CLCs have students from classes 1 to 8. The locations of the different CLCs are as follows: Kamala Municiplity-5 Lakar (Salhes Tole) Kamala Municiplity-5 Bhaluwaha Janakpurdham sub-metropolitan-7 (Kohariy Tole) Dhanushadham municipality-1 Makhanpur (Redcross Tole) Our mission is ongoing, and we aim to establish more such centers to reach every child in need. Join Us in This Mission Mithila Wildlife Trust’s initiative is not just about education, it’s about empowering communities and creating a better future. If you believe in the power of education and want to support us in this journey, you can contribute in various ways, volunteering, spreading awareness, or providing resources. Together, we can make education accessible for every child! For more information, visit our website or contact us.
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