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Mumbai: Auto and industrial bearings manufacturer SKF India on February 24 announced a scholarship programme for over 100 underprivileged meritorious girls, who have scored over 80% marks in their SSC exams.
The programme is open to girls from Marathwada region in western Maharashtra, Chikkaballapur and Chamarajanagar in Karnataka, SKF India said in a release.
Launched in partnership with Grameen Shamika Pratishtan, and Prerana, the local NGOs in these regions, the programe aims to provide support to all these girls so that they can achieve their educational and career dreams, it said.
Targeted at girls pursuing various professional courses such as medical, engineering and CA, among others, the scholarship fund can be utilised for covering expenses such as government college fees, hostel accommodation charges, mess fees, transport, stationery and other related costs, the company said in the release.
“Education can be a driving force for social change and can help young children realise their true potential… Over the last four years, some of these girls have found their calling as future doctors and engineers, and nothing makes us happier than to have played a role in their journey,” said Manish Bhatnagar, Managing Director, SKF India.
The objective of this programme is extending educational support for deserving girls from economically weaker sections of the society to break the barriers of financial constraints and educate them to become self-reliant.
The girls are selected based on merit and a stringent selection process which includes written exams, interviews, and house visits.
The programme also offers holistic development, including workshops on life skills, career guidance, physical and mental health, and regular mentoring from SKF to help the students work through their academic and personal problems.
According to the company, over 260 girls from these two regions have benefited since the launch of the programme four years ago.
The programme supports girl child with the family annual income below Rs 1.5 lakh, it said.