Nihar Naturals Shanti Badam Amla is the largest hair oil in the country by volumes *. The brand is an ally to progress, enabling women to become agents of change in their surroundings.
Nihar Naturals Shanti Badam Amla Hair Oil enables women to actively contribute to progress as part of the proceeds from the brand goes towards children's education**.
The brand has partnered with CRY sponsoring 19 projects across India and has provided education to more than 1,13,294 children in the first two years.
The brand has in the past partnered with 3 organisations in the field of education. Sesame Worksop India (SWI) in UP, “Going to School” in Bihar & “Educate girls” in Rajasthan.
The brand has been partnering with ‘LeapForWord’ in the field of Education since 2019 benefitting 2.41 lakh teachers and 10.81 lakh students with presence in 50 aspirational districts of Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan.
Educate Girls
Educate Girls (EG) is an NGO which provides quality education for all underserved and marginalized girls by mobilizing public, private and community resources thus improving access to education and school quality and achieving behavioral, social and economic transformation for all girls in India’s gender gap districts thereby creating an India where all children have equal opportunities to access quality education. The EG program model is focused on improving the Enrolment – Retention – Learning cycle of every child in the educationally backward districts in which it operates. In order to improve learning levels in numeracy and literacy, the EG curriculum using special designed kits called Gyan ka Pitara (GKP) is implemented in schools for children in grade 3, 4 and 5. The learning tools focus on building micro-competencies in English, Hindi and Math.Nihar Shanti Amla (NSA) has supported Educate Girls by funding its programmatic intervention in Jalore and Udaipur district of Rajasthan and Dhar District of Madhya Pradesh.
**Calculated on net profit earned on sale of each pack.
Nihar Shanti Pathshala Funwala’s ELP Program.
LeapForWord is an NGO which focusses on upskilling and empowering teachers in government schools. The programme aims to address a growing concern about fluency in English Literacy in government school teachers and intents to improve the proficiency level of reading and speaking capabilities among students from underserved areas. Through a comprehensive learning and development approach, it has empowered teachers with subject-matter knowledge and enable them to engage better with students. Besides, access to digital learning platforms have improved the learning environment for students. Engaging formats that are innovative, practical and rural-ready in nature to align with the specific needs of teachers and students, have been deployed to create measurable and value adding outcomes from the program.Nihar Shanti Amla (NSA) is supporting LeapForWord by funding its intervention in states of Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan. The impact of the program can be viewed through our assessment report:
**Calculated on net profit earned on sale of each pack
Nihar Shanti Pathshala Funwala Testimony and case study
Mrs. Kamla Rathore is a government teacher in middle school, responsible for managing grades from 6th to 8th standard, of which 153 girls are currently studying.“NSPF’ English Literacy Program helped me in understanding the basics of English, which improved my teaching and helped to teach to students with the help of simple techniques. Not only did my students get interested in English but also, they are curious to learn it now. This program is helpful for rural area students to improve their Englishcapabilities.”Mrs. Kamla Rathore is a government teacher in middle school, responsible for managing grades from 6th to 8th standard, of which 153 girls are currently studying.In addition to three other older siblings, Nafisa, Muskan, and Mafia were born to loving parents. Their parents have a farm and keep cattle, and the older sibling increased the family's monthly income.The Father wanted the last three girls to go to school as the two older brothers would help support the family financially. Mafia graduated, Muskan is pursuing MA, and Nafisa is seeking M.Sc. Even though they are qualified due to a lack of support systems in adjacent metropolises like Delhi, such qualified girls are forced to rural area and have less opportunities to build a career. These three sisters now have the chance to educate more children through Morning and Evening Tutorial thanks to Leap for Words (LFW) through TLP interventions. These girls made a total of about Rs. 10,000 a month, and it was a pride moment for their entire family. Identifying such talent is crucial and the organisation did a great job here.
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