Sapient India donates mobile school van to underprivileged children

The van has been given to AID Gurgaon,an NGO that works for promoting sustainable,equitable and just development for children for their Mobile School Program

Volunteers from Udaan,the CSR Team of the Gurgaon office of Sapient,a global services company,donated a mobile school van to AID Gurgaon,an NGO that works for promoting sustainable,equitable and just development for children for their Mobile School Program (MSP).

MSP is an innovative concept by AID NCR wherein a mobile structure of approximately 200 sq metre is created that can be towed away to different locations easily with the help of a normal tractor.

Sapient India has prefabricated and customised this cabin as per the requirements of the NGO which will be used for educating underprivileged children.

AID NCR plans to reach out to appoximately 500 kids with this program,eventually helping them get aligned to the regular education stream.

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