SARALA is a 25-week rapid teaching tool aimed at improving children’s reading and writing skills within 175 days. It begins by identifying slow learners and school dropouts, enrolling them in village-based SARALA centers that serve as foundational learning hubs. These centers focus on bridging educational gaps, especially for children from marginalized communities. Trained volunteers use simplified, activity-based instruction tailored to each child’s level. Locally relevant materials and peer learning help keep children engaged, while volunteers receive ongoing support to ensure effective teaching.

Progress is tracked using structured, child-friendly assessments to monitor improvements in reading and writing. Regular feedback allows for timely support, and parents are kept informed throughout the process. Based on assessment outcomes, children are re-enrolled into government schools with stronger foundational skills. Partnerships with local education authorities help ensure smooth transitions and long-term retention. SARALA thus acts as both a bridge to education and a boost for continued academic success.