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Practitioners and policymakers have become increasingly aware in recent years that achieving good health and economic vitality in neighborhoods requires a close collaboration of a variety of sectors, including housing, education and social services. But collaboration does not occur in a vacuum; institutions often provide a crucial focus for collaboration and are active agents—or “hubs”—in the process. Recently, Nayati Healthcare Foundation has rolled out an ambitious plan for Academics in healthcare. They are already in process of starting DNB programs for doctors in certain specialities and super specialities and a diploma course for doctors in critical care medicine. They have collaborated with FFLV to provide 2 year diploma courses to our girls who have graduated. The girls will be trained in ex-ray and radiology , critical care management, operation theatre technology, Trauma care and casualty and as Lab-technicians.   So far 9 girls have enrolled for these courses. Completing this […]

The board results for 12th graders are out and 91% of our girls have passed.This means that out a total of 43 girls in grade 12, 39 girls passed the exam and can now go to university. Each year thousands of students appear for their board exams in the State of Uttar Pradesh. Our girls too prepare for these exams that determine a lot for them in terms of their career in the years to come.   We would also like to share with you the names of the girls who have scored outstandingly in their exams: Anchal Jha topped the school with 80.08% Followed by Sherin with 79.2% & Priya Sharma who scored 73%   A Word From the Topper  “ I never expected that I would score 80.08%. I was expecting that I might score 70 or maybe 75% but the result is beyond my imagination. I am […]

In the month of March 2018, FFLV was honoured by a second visit from Marie Avgeropoulos. Renowned actress and one of the lead stars of the popular sci-fi series “The 100”, Marie works actively to raise awareness about the importance of education for girls in India and as a global concern.  She was welcomed warmly by the school girls and a beautiful cultural program was organised in her honour where the students displayed their various talents. In her three day stay this year, Marie spent her time visiting the houses of some of the girls who are on our waiting list for admission into school. She met the families to find out about their day to day problems and difficulties and what they most wanted was an opportunity to have their daughters attend school. Most mothers of these girls never went to school and were married early. Marie is a major part of […]