Sana: first girl in her family to read English
"My daughter is the first girl in our family to read English. She teaches me letters at night now. I cry, but I am happy."
Sana's fatherEnrollment numbers are easy. Real outcomes, the ones that determine whether a child escapes generational poverty, are what we report on every quarter.
Standardized assessments in literacy and numeracy at the start, mid, and end of every academic year, with year-over-year comparison for every student.
Tracking which students stay in school, who drops out and why, and who progresses to the next grade level, broken down by gender and household income.
Specifically tracking girls' continuation rates beyond Grade 5 and Grade 8, the two points where most girls in our communities historically drop out.
Attendance patterns, medical screening results, and nutrition program participation as leading indicators of household stability.
For graduating cohorts: continuation to higher secondary, enrollment in vocational training, or transition to early employment, tracked for two years post-graduation.
Every rupee deployed is categorized, audited, and reported, with full vendor records and procurement documentation available for compliance review.
Student progress, attendance, and learning outcome data, delivered every 90 days.
Full annual audit with detailed utilization breakdown, available to all institutional partners.
Visual progress records, useful for partner communications and ESG reporting.
Partner site visits welcome at any time, no advance notice required for verified institutional partners.
Year-end review meeting with leadership, discussing impact, gaps, and forward priorities.
Independent annual audits and detailed program utilization records are available to institutional partners and serious donors on request.