At Somerville School, NOIDA we believe in developing social responsibility through regular community service thereby sensitising our students to the wide gap that exists between the ‘haves’ and the ‘have nots’ and making them realise that they can make a difference in the lives of the underprivileged segment of the society.

ANKUR is the Flag Ship Project of ANAWA. It focuses on Remedial literacy to prepare children for the CBSE Examination through NIOS to which ANAWA has accreditation.

The institution functions in Somerville School NOIDA after regular hours from 3.30 pm to 6.30p.m , Monday to Friday. The class rooms are used to for teaching 350 students from Lower KG to class VIII. The school provides all the infrastructure ,electricity, water and its buses to transport, the students of the ANKUR Project. This facility is provided free of cost.

The institution functions in Somerville School NOIDA after regular hours from 3.30 pm to 6.30p.m , Monday to Friday. The class rooms are used to for teaching 350 students from Lower KG to class VIII. The school provides all the infrastructure ,electricity, water and its buses to transport, the students of the ANKUR Project. This facility is provided free of cost

• Accompanied by their teachers, they also visited the LCBM Somerville Non-Formal Education Project in Faridabad. The school provides educational material to the students who live in the stone quarries.

• Students collect notebooks, toys and eatables and donate them to three NGOs in NOIDA.
• Escorted by their teachers, our students distribute food items and clothes to the slum dwellers.
• One Water Cooler with purifier was provided for the inmates of Nirmal Hriday, a home run by the Missionaries of Charity of Mother Teresa for the Destitutes. The school also helped the Home to construct a shed for the water cooler. This year the students also gave money to rebuild the washing area for them.

• "Light a Smile" is organised in the month of October/November every year. The objective of which is to engender awareness and sensitivity towards the deprived section of the society. Students and teachers collectively raise funds, the proceeds of which, are spent in buying gifts for the helpers, cleaners, drivers, conductors, gardeners of the school and the inmates of the Nirmal Hriday.

• This year the students and teachers of the school donated an E-Rickshaw to an impoverished physically handicapped person so that he could earn his livelihood