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Sponsor a Child Program

ASK Sankalp in Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh is a school based initiative by Association for Stimulating Know how (ASK) which ensures children in marginalised and vulnerable communities of brassware artisans have access to their basic rights especially education, healthcare and protection. The initiative is aimed at creating an enabling environment for children so they may enjoy a childhood all children deserves.

Moradabad is a city which is not only known for its brassware, but also for the number of children working in the brass industry. Each day the city grows closer to earning the ignominious distinction of having the most children employed in extremely hazardous conditions. Children are preferred due to availability and low cost labour. In poverty and desperation, families resort to child labour as a solution to their economic problems.

Since 1998, ASK Sankalp has weaned off 3,300 children from child labour and mainstreamed them into education. ASK India is currently working with 700 children (300 girls and 400 boys) who were involved in casting, polishing of brassware, tailoring and in garages. ASK Sankalp is committed that every child develops holistically by placing every development aspect in the curriculum for children. We work to empower communities to remain vigilant against the risk of child labour, child sexual abuse, child trafficking and child marriage while facilitating counselling and education support. Some of the major components of the program are:

When you support a child…

You are not just helping them to access quality education. You are providing an opportunity for growth for their family and community. We strive to build a sustainable and socially just future for the community we work with. Children's education and protection are at the centre of our focus in this initiative

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Donate for education of children of artisans, Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh

  • 1 child for 1 year: Rs. 15,000*
  • 3 children for 1 year: Rs. 45,000
  • 5 children for 1 year: Rs. 75,000

*This cost includes tuition fee, a smartphone with monthly internet plan, stationary, recreational activities and teacher’s honorarium monthly support.


  • Monthly support: Educate a child in just Rs. 1500* per month

*This cost includes tuition fee, stationary, recreational activities


What you get in return when you donate:

  • Welcome Kit- The kit will provide an overview about the program with details of your registration and donation details
  • Half yearly progress report
  • Annual Report
  • Tax Benefits- Your contributions are eligible upto 50% Tax benefit under section 80G

Criteria for choosing a child:

  • We link the most needy child on priority
  • In case you have a gender preference for the child- you can specifically mention

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