Literacy Centre

Out of every 5 people in India, one cannot read or write. We attempt to change that.Supreme Task India is working to uplift children and young people out of poverty through the power of literacy. We believe that every child should be able to read and write so they can enjoy lifelong learning and empowerment. We are committed to providing educational assistance to the deprived people and maximizing our impact through innovative solutions that bring quality education across the unreached India.

Our Literacy Centre was set up in 2013. Since then thousands of students have passed out. This is an institution of transformation in the lives of the neglected, marginalized poor children.

The long-term development goal of the project is a world, in which everyone is literate, where there is free access to quality education for all.

In Slums of Delhi, children are the prime victims of child labor, child abuse, drug addiction and alcohol. They are far away from good education, deprived of nutritious food, live under hazardous environment and closely connected with violence.

The project reaches out to deprived children in slums and villages with a positive approach of proving free basic education, awareness on hygiene and nutritious food.

We bring children closer to education, mapping out-of-school children and aiding their movement to formal schooling. We are now recognized and respected as the voice of the most marginalized children of Delhi slums. This is because we have been relentless in our pursuit to give children a childhood to cherish and a future to look forward to.

Activities:

  • Creating awareness in the communities about the value of education.
  • Meet with the Parents and motivate them to let their children pursue education.
  • Providing primary education to the poor and children living in slums.
  • Motivate children to continue their further studies.
  • Assist school dropout children by bringing them to mainstream of education and enrolling back in schools and colleges.
  • Providing educational materials such as; school bags, shoes, uniforms, stationary, etc.
  • Providing regular nutritious food.
  • Conduct medical check up for children periodically.
  • Conduct monthly Parents& Teachers meeting to review growth and changes in children.
  • Counseling for parents of children & de-addiction program for their siblings and fathers.

Supreme Task India


Supreme Task is registered under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860/Dt. 22nd April 1993.Regn. No. S-24131.



All donations made to Supreme Task are exempted under section 80 (G) of the Income Tax Act, 1961. Reg. No. DIT(E)/2011-12/S-2317/3270.

Supreme Task is registered under the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act 2010, bearing registration number 231660911, issued by Ministry of Home Affairs, Govt. of India.


Supreme Task is registered as a recipient organization for getting duty free gift goods from Foreign Countriesunder Indo-US Bilateral Agreement.

Supreme Task is registered under section 12A of the Income Tax Act, 1961 wide – DIT (E)/98-99/S-2317/98/650.



Registered under ADHOC exemption issued under Sec 25 (2) of the Customs Act, 1962 to import duty-free donated gift goods.


Hospital (Project)


Supreme Task General Hospital &NetraNiketanis registered under DMET, Govt. of Odisha.Regn. No. -Regd. No. 1131/08.

Empanelled under BijuSwathyaKalyanYojna (BSKY) and BijuKrushakaKalyanYojna (BKKY).

Supreme Task is empanelled by National Health Mission, Govt. of Odisha as State Training Agency (South-West Zone) to run ASHA Home Based New Born Care (HBNC) in 6 Districts of Western Odisha.