Kilkari Day Care Centre
Prof. Alok Kumar Chakrawal
Vice Chancellor
"Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya is committed to fostering a nurturing environment for students and University staff to excel. Kilkaari Day Care Centre supports this vision by providing a safe and caring space for children, enabling parents to pursue their academic goals.
I wish the center all the best in its mission to care for and educate our future generations.
Prof. A. S. Ranadive
RegistrarKilkaari Day Care Centre is a significant asset to Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya, supporting students and staff of the university in their academic and professional endeavors. We appreciate its role in creating a conducive environment for growth.
As the Convener of Kilkaari Day Care Centre, I am delighted to welcome you to a space thoughtfully designed to provide a nurturing, safe, and stimulating environment for the children of the students, faculty, and staff of Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya. Our aim is to support working and studying parents by offering a caring setting where children can learn, grow, and thrive through play-based learning and age-appropriate activities.
Dr. Ruchi Tripathi
Convener
Learning and Growing, One Step at a Time
A glimpse into our vibrant, child-friendly spaces and daily fun.
About Kilkari Day Care Centre
GGV Kilkaari Day Care Centre
Nurturing Children, Supporting Careers
Introduction
Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya (GGV), committed to holistic development and inclusive campus life, launched the Kilkaari Day Care Centre on 4 May 2022 to address the needs of working parents within its academic community. The centre provides a safe, nurturing, and stimulating environment for children aged 3–12 years, with a current intake capacity of 30.
Located in the Department of Education (Room No. 27 & 28), the Centre is managed by a dedicated team and overseen by institutional and community representatives, ensuring accountability and high-quality childcare.
“Because every working parent deserves peace of mind, and every child deserves a safe place to learn and play.”
Objectives
- Provide a safe and nurturing environment for children of university staff and students.
- Support working parents in balancing academic and professional duties.
- Promote early stimulation and preschool education for children aged 3–6 years.
- Foster social, emotional, and physical development of children.
- Encourage community participation in childcare and development.
Services Offered
- Early childhood education and stimulation.
- Sanitation and safe drinking water facilities.
- Growth monitoring, health check-ups, first aid, and immunizations.
- Provision of local nutritional supplements.
- Indoor & outdoor play materials and structured activities.
- Regular celebrations and enrichment programs (Diwali, Science Week, Children’s Day, etc.).
Volunteer Engagement
- Convener: Dr. Ruchi Tripathi (Dept. of ECE)
- Co-Convener: Dr. Jyoti Verma (Dept. of Education)
- Advisory Committee: Includes UNICEF, Rotary Club, local doctors, and GGV faculty.
- Monitoring Committee: Comprising ICDS representatives, parents, HR, and crèche staff.
Activities and Outreach
- Kids Summer Camp (Apr–May 2025) – 28 participants.
- Children’s Day Celebration (Nov 2024) – 40 children, 30 parents.
- Diwali Celebration (Oct 2025) – Rangoli, card making, diya decoration (38 participants).
- Science Space Week (Oct 2025) – Visit to science exhibition.
- Teachers’ Day Celebration (Sept 2025) – Participation by all registered children.
- Monthly Birthday Celebrations – 5 birthdays celebrated.
Operational Statistics
| Date of Establishment | 4 May 2022 |
|---|---|
| Current Capacity | 30 children |
| Age Group | 3–12 years |
| Location | Room 27 & 28, Dept. of Education |
| Staffing | 2 appointed staff (via housekeeping) |
| Fee (Staff) | ₹2500/month or ₹250/day |
| Fee (Ad-hoc/Students with fellowship) | ₹1000/month or ₹100/day |
| Fee (Students without fellowship) | ₹500/month or ₹50/day |
| Admin Account | Jointly operated by Convener & Finance Officer |
Impact and Outcomes
- Work-life Balance: Parents reported improved work-life satisfaction.
- Campus Satisfaction: Especially benefited women staff and students.
- Child Development: Early learning milestones achieved.
- Health & Social Engagement: Improved monitoring and inclusion.
- Community Goodwill: Strengthened participation and trust.
NEP 2020 Alignment
- Section 6.3: Holistic development includes early childhood care & education.
- Section 27.4: Institutions must provide crèche facilities to support parenting learners and staff.
The Kilkaari Day Care Centre embodies NEP 2020’s emphasis on inclusivity, early learning, and family support within higher education institutions.
Contact Person
Dr. Ruchi Tripathi
Convener, Kilkaari Day Care Centre
Assistant Professor, Dept. of ECE
Mobile: +91-95597 66770
“Nurturing children, empowering parents—Kilkaari is where care meets community.”
