14Sponsorship, CSR and welfare

People and companies who want to help: adopt a school, sponsor a classroom, or support a student in need, in confidence.

• 14.1Adopt a school for academic development: the adopter, the improvement plan, progress reported backIn development
• 14.2CSR sponsorship of a section or classroom, for infrastructure and teaching: what was given, what it bought, the report to the sponsorIn development
• 14.3Sponsorship of individual students in genuine need, kept confidential; the head recommends, and the sponsor is told only what the family agrees toIn development
• 14.4Scholarship applications advertised on the school's website: who may apply, the form, the closing date, and each application tracked to a decisionIn development
• 14.5A page for donor agencies: the school's improvement plans and the scholarships open for sponsorship, with Jalpa taking a donor to the right oneIn development
• 14.6Named scholarships for merit or social background, instituted in the sponsor's name for a fixed period: criteria, amount, term, awardees each year, renewalIn development
• 14.7Permanent corpus fund: the endowment kept intact, its yield funding named scholarships, with an annual statement to the founderIn development
• 14.8Annual communication to donors, through DISA (now Aayojana's CRM)Built, connecting
• 14.9Donor wall, maintained in DISABuilt, connecting
• 14.10Donor-agency MoU: an agency holding 80G, 12A and CSR registration sponsors students the school recommends, in part or in fullIn development