REACH BACK – Reach One Teach One | We Discover, Develop and Deploy.

REACH BACK | Reach One Teach One

We Discover, Develop and Deploy.

In Schools and Temporary Learning Spaces, We Run Reach One Teach One programs (ROTO programs).

Sustainable work is locally‑led

REACH BACK embodies the following values that reflect its mission, guide its operations, and inspire trust among its stakeholders:

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

Basic Literacy and Numeracy

We implement foundational courses in reading, writing, articulation, calculation and analytical thinking for children who may have missed or lagged in schooling.

Interactive Learning with Technology

We use interactive radio sessions and preloaded lessons on tablets or laptops to engage students in active learning.

Digital Literacy:

We provide computer classes and basic tech literacy to prepare students for digital integration and future employment

CHILD PROTECTION

Child Protection Training for Staff

We provide comprehensive training on child protection, helping teachers and staff recognize, respond to, and report signs of abuse, neglect, and exploitation.

Establish Safe Reporting Channels

We set up anonymous reporting mechanisms within schools, like suggestion boxes or designated staff members, where children feel safe to report issues.

Develop Clear Child Protection Policies

Work with schools to create policies outlining child protection standards, reporting mechanisms, and guidelines for staff and students.

Small Acts, Big Impact

Climate Action

Waste Sorting Stations:

We install bins for sorting recyclables, compost, and non-recyclables, with posters and campaigns educating students on proper disposal.

Zero-Waste Challenges

We run challenges for students to minimize waste, with incentives for schools that successfully reduce their waste output.

Recycling Drives

We organize regular recycling days where students bring items like paper, plastic, and electronics for collection and recycling.

ROTO GREEN SCHOOLS

Develop Green Curricula:

We create or adopt learning modules on climate change, biodiversity, waste management, recycling, water conservation, and energy use.

Eco-Workshops and Clubs:

We establish ROTO Green Clubs to lead activities like tree planting, composting, and recycling within schools.

Hands-On Environmental Projects

We encourage projects like school gardens, recycling stations, or “green” science fairs that promote environmental responsibility and practical learning.