Work an Hour 2010
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Work An Hour, or WAH, as it is popularly known, is a simple concept.

We ask you to symbolically contribute one hour of your time towards the cause of children's education by donating an hour's worth of your salary or more.
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Impetus to Succeed

Children struggling to get an education at schools where teachers are regularly absent. Girls who drop out of school early due to lack of support at home. Generations who stay stuck in illiteracy and poverty due to the constraints of migrant and child labor.

In a developing nation like India, stories like these have persisted for so long and in such numbers, that it is easy to forget that even today there are many, many individuals trapped in just such realities. But what if someone were to lend them a hand, help them help themselves? Would that make a difference? Will you be the one to provide them a helping hand, an hour of your time - the impetus to succeed?

Latest Updates and News

August 2, 2010: Asha for Education - Work an Hour Campaign

July 26, 2010: Quality in education: It's my legal right

July 23, 2010: Lucky Number Thirteen; Asha for Education Announces Edition 13 of Its Global Work an Hour Campaign

Apr 1, 2010: From today, every child has a right to education

Uttarakhand children use RTI to get their rights
Children in Uttarakhand, armed with the Right to Information Act are doing their bit to make their villages a better place.

Work an Hour Campaign 2010

Work an Hour is the only fund raiser which brings together all Asha for Education chapters worldwide, uniting their efforts towards a common goal. The enthusiasm, dedication and support from all volunteers is reflected in the outreach of the campaign. WAH 2010 brings to you some of the best projects from all over India. These 13 projects, though, face a common set of obstacles are unique in the segment of Indian population that they reach out to and in the mode they operate.


  
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