Education Support Programme
After-school learning support in language, mathematics and science for students at risk of falling behind or dropping out.
Our Projects
A project is an initiative running in a specific place, with a defined group of people, a budget and a timeline. This is what we are running now and what we have completed — with the location, the number of people reached and the current status for each.
Project directory
Filter by focus area. Each project links an initiative to a place and a measurable target; detailed project pages with galleries and outcome data are being added.
After-school learning support in language, mathematics and science for students at risk of falling behind or dropping out.
Coaching, mock tests and application support for NMMS, Navodaya and other scholarship examinations, run across multiple schools.
Basic computer and internet skills plus employability training for rural youth who have finished or left school.
Tree-plantation drives, sapling care and environment awareness with schools and youth groups, tracked for one-year survival.
Periodic screening camps and health awareness sessions with local health workers, including referral follow-up.
Small peer-learning groups for adolescent girls combining academic support with life skills and menstrual health education.
How we run projects
This keeps projects accountable and makes it clear when one is ready to grow — or ready to be handed to the community.
Confirm the need with the community and set a specific, measurable target.
Run a small version for one or two cycles and review the results openly.
Expand to more schools or villages only once the pilot shows it works.
Transfer ownership to local volunteers, teachers or the gram panchayat.
Donations are tied to specific projects and reported against them. Schools, gram panchayats and companies can also partner with us to start a project locally.