Access to Quality Education

FXB India Suraksha believes in universal access to quality education as the key to effective and sustainable social change. The FXBIS education strategy aims to enhance access to and the quality of education across socio-economic strata. We help local schools to improve their infrastructure and basic amenities besides helping families in need to raise funds for school education. We link them to government education schemes or provide sponsorships via the Suraksha Sponsorship programme

In the 24 Suraksha Education Centres spread across India, children can access supplementary educational support from trained local educated volunteers through innovative "teaching learning materials", popularly known as TLMs. FXBIS computer literacy centres bridge the digital divide among the youth. FXBIS empowers women and youth through non-formal education programmes (NFE) and life-skills coaching such as LSE trainings and vocational training courses.

• FXBIS was recognized on HundrED.org in 2019 – a pan-world knowledge platform showcasing best innovative practices in education. Through NFE and use of TLMs, FXBIS has been fostering learning though innovations via its 'Suraksha Education Programme' since 2007.
• Over 900 children are being assisted to improve competencies in reading, writing and arithmetic through remedial classes at the 24 Suraksha Education Centres (SECs) established.
• Children libraries established in 35 schools and the 24 SECs, thus encouraging and enabling around 25000children to improve their reading, comprehension and expression skills, most importantly the love for reading and learning about the world.
• Complete make-over of a government school in district Sanyasikuppam, Puducherry and schools in Darrang, Assam, thereby proactively enthusing 2000 students to reduce absenteeism and enjoy coming to schools.
• FXBIS has successfully ensured 'zero child labour' at home or workplace withinits working geographies.
• 9 anganwadis have been refurbished completely and provided ECCE (Early Childhood Care & Education) kits for enhanced learning and development for children below 6 years.
• Enrolled above 500 school dropouts back to mainstream schooling.