Current Programmes & Upcoming Projects
Helping children recognise electrical hazards and know what to do when an emergency happens, at school and at home.
Electrical safety starts
with the child.
Our school awareness sessions make safety easy to understand through stories, conversations and activities children can remember.
Electrical Safety Awareness in Schools
We introduce young children to everyday electrical hazards using a short animated safety video. The facilitator pauses to explain each situation, invites questions and helps children identify safer choices.
*Reported in the Foundation’s programme presentation.
Watch. Discuss. Colour. Remember.
A bilingual colouring book helps children revisit the lesson in their own way and share it with their parents at home.
- Watch a short animated safety video.
- Pause and discuss the hazards on screen.
- Ask questions and explore safer choices.
- Colour the book and recall the lesson.
- Talk about safety with parents at home.
A programme that grows
with the child.
Our next plan develops age-appropriate learning across three stages, from recognising danger to making a safe decision during an emergency.
Learn through play
Young children · Up to 8 yearsSimple stories and familiar characters introduce the rule: stop, step back and tell an adult.
- Short animated safety videos
- Bilingual colouring books with Viru and Golu
- Recognising unsafe sockets, water and power lines
Build judgement
School students · 9–12 yearsEveryday situations help students recognise a hazard, report it and choose a safe response.
- Realistic videos about homes and devices
- Battery, EV and solar safety activities
- Mazes and puzzles that reinforce learning
Be ready to respond
Secondary & coaching students · 13–17 yearsStudents learn the first-60-seconds protocol and practise finding a safe route to the assembly point.
- Disaster scenarios and electrical hazards
- Student-led evacuation drills
- A personalised pocket safety map
Taking the lesson
home to families.
The next phase connects classroom learning with parent-assisted activities at home. Children and parents review visible safety conditions together and share concerns that need adult attention.
Domestic electrical safety
Sockets, damaged cords, wet hands, appliances and overloaded extension boards.
Battery, EV & solar safety
Recognising risks around batteries, chargers, electric vehicles and solar equipment, and seeking adult help.
Festival safety
Awareness of decorative lights, temporary wiring, water exposure and unsafe connections.
Our rollout plan: Begin with a limited school cohort, collect parent checklists and feedback, review learning and reported concerns, then expand the programme.
Continue learning.
Materials coming soon. Visit our programme folder for resources as they are added.
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Programme questions
Which programme is already running?
The Foundation reports electrical safety awareness activities reaching 1,000 children across five schools in Ajmer, primarily in classes 1–3. The three-stage expansion and structured home-learning phase are presented here as upcoming projects.
What do children take away from a session?
Young children learn to recognise danger, step back and tell an adult. Videos, discussions and colouring activities help them remember the lesson and share it at home.
How can our school participate?
Contact the Foundation with your school’s location, student age groups and approximate number of participants. We can discuss an appropriate awareness session and the next steps.
Bring electrical safety
to your school.
Connect with us to discuss an awareness programme, school safety audit or preparedness training.
Rahul Tak
Director, Smt. Radhadevi Welfare Foundation
Chartered Electrical Safety Engineer (CESE)
radhadeviwelfarefoundation19@gmail.com
House No. 7, Balaji Vihar, Near Gokuldham 3,
B.K. Col Nagar, Ajmer, Rajasthan