Royal Education Trust

Aim To educate children, especially the girl child, from economically backward areas, and provide education and income generation opportunities to women

Royal Education Trust...
	is listed under the category Child Development/Organisations
	was established in 1997
	focuses on school, creche, women and child development, girl child
	functions at the Local, Urban level
	works with economically disadvantaged children, 2-18 years.
	has the resource of teaching aids
	welcomes help in the form of volunteers, books, clothes, medicines, toys, donations

The Royal Education Trust runs two schools in the Kundalahalli area. One free lower primary school is located in the slum area of Kundalahalli colony for children of the coolies and factory workers who live there. The other, a high school, is subsidized and fees are charged depending on the income of the parents. The Royal Education Trust also conducts free coaching classes for girls who have failed in the Std 7 and 10 exams and condensed courses for girl drop-outs. These are supported by funds from the Central Social Welfare Advisory Board. The girls appear as private candidates. The Board also funds the Trust to run women's counselling centres to conduct Kannada classes and provide job placement and guidance for divorced and sexually abused women. It also conducts a fortnightly awareness generation programme for the public on issues such as HIV/AIDS and drug addiction. With help from Karnataka's Dept. of Women and Child Development, the Royal Education Trust runs a free crche for 45 children, 2 to 3 years. Located in Kundalahalli village, it caters to the children of coolie workers and provides them with mid-morning tiffin and milk.

Mr N Chowda Reddy, President
Available - Mon-Fri 9.30-5.30, Sat 9.00-1.00
Opp. Brookefields, ITPL Main Road, AECS Layout, Kundalahalli, Bangalore - 560037.
Ph 28524538