Success and Evaluation

Success so far:

1. School Drop out rate has been reduced drastically from 80% to 5%

2. So far 35 students have completed their class 10 exams successfully through SUKRUPA after school program. While some have completed their 12th. However after the 12th the girls got married and boys went to take up jobs to support the family.

3. Two boys who are first generation learners are now in graduation program doing animation and accountancy. They are also part of SUKRUPA Youth Training Program

4. Five are doing their 12th Class (2nd PUC). Learning Life skills and are part of SUKRUPA Youth Training Program

5. Two of our students are part of the AFS (America Field Service) program and currently are exchange students in Nashville and Salt Lake City doing 11th and 12 Class.

6. Year 2010-11, Nine students have written their 10th Class Exam.

7. Group of 8 students are part of Children’s Choir at Bangalore School of Music.

8. Along with English, Hindi and Kannada, children get to learn French and German languages

9. Children learn Field Hockey and Rugby through professional coaches.

10. SUKRUPA has been able to train Sony in spoken English and Math and several skills and currently Sony is the chief coordinator at SUKRUPA Creations, the Social Enterprise that trains and creates employment for the young adults and women in the community, while trying to make SUKRUPA a sustainable project in the coming years through the profits made by the sale of the products made.

How are we Evaluated: 1. Program Evaluation 2. Financial Evaluation

1. Program Evaluation:

Sukrupa measure the following key areas as indicators of program success:

Academics:

Progress in academics is measured through regular monthly tests and exams, results of which are maintained in Marks lists.

Health and Well-being:

Progress in Health is measured through the regular attendance of the students to the school: Of note, health among Sukrupa students–as determined by observable data including absenteeism and referrals to hospitals–has greatly improved as a direct result of the nutritious food and physical exercise programs provided for all students participating in SUKRPA’s programs.

Mental and Moral Compass:

The development of personal character is a core element of the Sukrupa program. Discipline, obedience, right attitude, good behavior and self-confidence are all tracked through observable data such as participation and performance in inter-organizational and inter-school competition.
Levels of participation and results (for example, winning prizes in sports and cultural events) positively indicate the growth of students in the areas of sports and creativity.

2. Financial Evaluation:

SUKRUPA’s accounts are annually audited and filed in the income tax department by an independent Registered Chartered Accountant.

Our corporate partners conduct rigorous due-diligence through various foundations.

SUKRUPA is a not-for-profit partner for United Way Bengaluru: United Way provides complete due-diligence before introducing potential corporate partners to Sukrupa. Currently Sukrupa’s corporate partners established through United Way include 3M and Deloitte.

Adobe is a direct Corporate Partner; due-diligence is conducted through Give2Asia and Charities Aid Foundation America (CAFA).

ThoughtWorks, a private consulting firm, is helping Sukrupa restructure its internal processes so as to create and maintain an effective online presence.