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What twenty years has added up to
Our clearest measure is the number of children who studied here, and how many of them did not have to pay for it.
- 10,000+
- students educated since 2005
- 500+
- women trained in vocational skills
- 300+
- people trained in IT and computer skills
- 20+
- years of continuous operation
An unbroken pathway
A school and a PU college under one Trust cut the dropout that usually happens at the transition points in rural education.
Women's economic independence
The Skill Development Centre reaches women outside the formal system. Many have gone on to start small businesses, find work, or become trainers themselves.
Digital access
In a region with low digital literacy, IT training has introduced hundreds of people to computers and the skills that go with them.
Permanent infrastructure
Classrooms, labs and training space that serve the community regardless of any donor cycle or grant period.
Our founding commitment
At least 25% of seats in every institution are free for students from families without the means to pay. This has held for twenty years without a break, and thousands of students have studied here at no cost to their families.
What partners receive
Every partner gets reporting that you can put in front of a board, a CSR committee or a family.
Annual impact report
Students supported, programmes funded and how the money was used, with photographs.
Site visits
Arranged visits to meet students and faculty and see the work first-hand.
Documentation
80G receipts and the registration documents your finance and legal teams ask for.
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