Having started with the mapping of all 370 schools of Leh District, the foundation chose the first set of 100 schools in which to run their interventions. These schools were chosen based on several criteria.

The organization received more than 5 lakh applications and this included close to 2 lakh applications for their global application named COVID Crisis Support (Jyoti Prakash) Scholarship programme.

To date, 22,934 children have been protected from danger. While 22,138 were returned to their families, 171 were referred to long-term care. Further, they have sensitized over 2,50,000 railway passengers about child protection.

There is a dedicated art zone at AARAMBH for autistic and slow learners. Making DIYAs, paper bags, paper plates, candles, and soap were among the skills that students learn.

FFLV has been working at the grass-root level to stop child marriage by educating underprivileged girls from these areas providing them with free quality education with vocational training, nutritious meals, sports gymnasium, medical facilities

Under this initiative, 128 classrooms were digitized with Smart Class & a digital library with tablets in the schools, and an iPrep App for Students to continue learning at home.

SMF has 31 VIPASANA microcenters located in Chennai, Tirunelveli, Ramnad, and Tenkasi districts in Tamil Nadu. They are looking to increase it to 80-100 microcenters this year to impact 1800-2000 primary school children from low-income communities.

The literacy of girls is vital not only on grounds of social justice but also because it accelerates social transformation. Level of literacy and educational attainment are important indicators of the development of any given society

The AIRWE has reached five northern Indian states and impacted more than 1800 students. The beneficiaries of the program turned out to be influencers in society, and breadwinners for their families

The ARISE+ Program was launched on 1st April 2014. Through this, TMF encompasses its work in the area of school education for children with disabilities. It supports organizations working for such children to enable them with educational, life skills

The journey of LCF has been remarkable. The foundation has impacted over 1,75,000 students, 70K parents, and 5500 teachers across 737 schools, and aims to impact 1 million students by 2030

The highly awarded ‘Sport for Change’ program has helped improve the educational outcomes of over lakh of children in more than 1300 public schools.

GITS adheres to the CBSE syllabus and children are provided fresh, hot and nutritious meals with varied menus from the Akshaya Patra kitchen.

To date, Gaia Bharat has conducted the workshop in 6+ schools and impacted over 500+ children. In the coming months, they have lined up workshops with many schools in various parts of Delhi NCR.

Today, over 60% of higher education institutions in India are promoted by the private sector. In addition, they are also providing the underprivileged with financial support. This has increased enrolment as well as literacy rates.

Beyond the Digital Training Courses, the joint programme team in Madhya Pradesh is also currently building and strengthening a core team of more than 520 Key Resource Persons across the state, with the objective of decentralizing teacher support

The Government intervention in the matter can multiply the effectiveness intended in the digital space since resorts show that only 16 out of the top 100 tech firms have some kind of child safety measures in place.

Prosoc Innovators have by far reached more than 3.5 lac children across 19 states of India with this product and made it available in many government schools

They have 12,900 children who subscribe to their Youtube channel and have spent more than 42,000 hours learning from our content. The team reports that they have more than 31% of subscribers that interact personally to understand lessons better.

Learning Curve Foundation started this exceptional work in Telangana. They have tied up with public schools in Telangana to implement the same. The program has positively impacted more than 1.3 lakh students, 2700 teachers, and 50,000 parents

BYJU’S has been collaborating with numerous organisations, especially NGOs, under the EFA programme, and its educational content has been made accessible on devices, with free access for students and instructors.