The Asha Sishu Siksha Project (ASSP), launched in 1996, operates 11 non-formal education centres in the slum areas of Howrah and Hooghly districts, West Bengal. Each year, nearly 200 children are transitioned into formal schools. The project seeks to mainstream and empower at-risk children through education and life skills development. It supports children from disadvantaged and marginalised communities by offering inclusive, holistic education that nurtures their physical, social, emotional, and cognitive growth.

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Beyond academics, ASSP provides life skills training, vocational programs, and counselling to equip children for independent and successful futures. Its healthcare initiative ensures access to medical care, preventive services, treatment, and rehabilitation in collaboration with local healthcare providers.