The Suraksha Education Programme (SEP) is FXBIS's flagship education initiative — currently operating through 20 Suraksha Education Centres across diverse geographies, reaching children living in rural areas, urban villages, slums, red-light districts, and other hard-to-reach communities.
SEP focuses on remedial education and a Minimum Levels of Learning (MLL) approach, helping children strengthen foundational reading, writing, speaking, and numeracy skills. SEP also identifies out-of-school and dropout children, facilitates their enrolment, and supports their successful mainstreaming into formal schools.
By creating safe and nurturing learning spaces, SEP empowers children from marginalised backgrounds to stay in school, realise their potential, and build pathways toward a brighter future.
Structured support for slow learners to strengthen foundational reading, writing, speaking, and numeracy competencies
Identification and mainstreaming of dropout and out-of-school children into the formal education system
Technology access and digital skills to prepare marginalised children for future learning and employment
Age-appropriate programmes building social, emotional, and practical skills for adolescents and young people
Individual and group sessions helping children and youth navigate pathways to further education and livelihoods
Creating physically safe, emotionally nurturing, and child-friendly spaces that encourage attendance and sustained engagement
Suraksha Education Centres operational across Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal & Assam
Children currently enrolled across Noida & Cooch Behar centres
Dropout and out-of-school children mainstreamed into formal schools
Noida Sector 16, Uttar Pradesh
Cooch Behar, Dinhata and Changrabandha, West Bengal
Darrang and Kamrup, Assam