Hyderabad Creative Aimo School

thank you everyone for your support and likes.Happy New Year to all.

Volunteer with Aimo with peace and gain knowledge
by Hyderabad Creative Aimo School (Notes) on Sunday, July 29, 2012 at 5:22pm
The Creative Aimo School just became an NGO and we need volunteers to help setup the 2 rooms and the facilities. Onsite there is a kitchen & toilet with shower for volunteers that requires painting, cleaning, organizing and more creative detail, some TLC :)

There is also lots of time to interact with the kids and the full time teacher. The school has been in operation for 4 years working with one teacher and passing over 20 kids per year.

Our goal is to make the school more multicultural and fun for the kids! We also would love to see the number of kids double.

If you would like more information, feel free to ask!

cheese ,,,,

awesome ,,

In the midle of a big city between houses of Muslim origin, surrounded by temples and tombs of kings is a little preschool, it was founded by Sam Javs father, where he grew up. After Sams father passed on Sam and his mother took over the house and proposed a place of refuge for small kids to contribute to their education because the Indian social system is not within the reach of poor families.

Efforts are private and there are no corporate contributions so far, but having good faith brings good results to their community. A large number children have passed through here and have been helped to open opportunities and collaborate with their quality of life.

This year the school has registered as NGO opening the doors to volunteers who want to develop skills, discover new talents and share their knowledge with leaving a positive impact on the lives of the children of Aimo. The volunteers also have the opportunity to live a valuable experience, view and share local customs, creating close connections and exchange ideas from there culture. By living and parpicipating in the heart of the community we hope that our volunteers leave us feeling like they are part of our Indian family and are always welcome.