01 / Study programmes
Residential camps
Introduction camps, longer study stays, teacher orientation, family camps, youth programmes and community dialogues.
Education and Sanskar
Abhyuday Sansthan
A residential Jeevan Vidya–Sah-Astitva study centre in Hapur.
Location
Hapur, Uttar Pradesh
Established
10 September 2015
Campus
4 acres
Domain
Education and Sanskar
Project leaders
Sanjeev Tyagi and Som Tyagi
Focus
Residential Jeevan Vidya–Sah-Astitva study
About
About the centre
People live on campus and study through camps, dialogue and daily living.
Abhyuday Sansthan is a residential study centre for Madhyasth Darshan and Jeevan Vidya–Sah-Astitva. SHAPE supports it in the Education and Sanskar domain.
Camps last from about eight days to three months. Participants include students, teachers, families and professionals.
Our work
How the centre works
Four parts of the same residential study, not four separate programmes.
02 / Teacher development
Happiness Curriculum
The Sansthan has trained Delhi government teachers and contributed to the Happiness Curriculum of the Directorate of Education, Delhi.
03 / Wider engagement
Beyond Hapur
Orientation for municipal corporation employees from Nepal, and residential study for participants from different regions of India.
04 / Campus
A place to stay and study
The 4-acre campus is built for collective discussion, questions and practice, not only lectures.
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Leadership
Co-founders
Som Tyagi
Co-founder and Jeevan Vidya guide
Sanjeev Tyagi
Co-founder and project coordinator
Impact
What the work has reached
Residential study, teacher training and public programmes sit in one centre.
2015
Year established
4 acres
Campus in Hapur
8 days–3 months
Residential programme range
250
People planned for the new wing
Next
New residential wing
A new wing is planned for about 250 people, so more camps can run for longer.
Camp running costs come from participant contributions. Expansion is supported by donations and SHAPE Foundation.
Residential wing for about 250 people
Longer study programmes
Continued teacher programmes
Participant-funded camp operations
Study is meant to be verified in living, not accepted as a belief.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
A residential study centre in Hapur, Uttar Pradesh, for Jeevan Vidya–Sah-Astitva.
About eight days for an introduction, up to three months for longer study.
Camp running costs come from participant contributions. Expansion is supported by donations and SHAPE Foundation.
A new residential wing planned for about 250 people.
Contact
Connect with the centre
For upcoming camps, partnerships or a campus visit, write to SHAPE or see the centre website.
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Support the new learning wing
Join a camp, help fund the 250-person residential wing, or partner with the centre.