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This statistic will be a reality by 2030 if we continue at our given rate of education & training

Indian Children Education

60% of Indian children do not complete their secondary education for want of resources. Among tribal children, the drop-out rate rises to a staggering 80%

Youth Vocational Training

Almost 95% of the youth in developed countries formally learn a trade, a skill, or a competence. In India this figure is less than 1%

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Some of the impediments to acquiring training in a skill include the sophisticated entry requirements of training programs and the long duration of most courses, both of which are challenging for a person with meager resources and poor education.

Our Projects

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Rural India has witnessed a rise in altruistic, grassroots educators, who need support with infrastructure for their low cost private schools and training centers. We try and bolster their initiatives by providing the necessary funds.

Supporting Entrepreneurs focused on education Creating access to higher education

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We strongly believe in creating access to higher education for deserving students, who are forced to take up sundry jobs because of financial constraints.

Promoting vocational Training

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We work with our field partners to support formal training of India's youth in diverse fields spanning Hospitality, Retail, Security, BPO, Microfinance & Banking, Carpentry, Manufacturing, Tailoring/Garments, and Healthcare through a unique program structure that assures jobs on course completion.

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An increased presence of skilled and educated youth in rural India, results in stimulating the development of villages, further, triggering the return of previously migrated youth because of new opportunities and the availability of jobs.

Training and education reduce dependency on agricultural income. The younger generations are empowered and manage to procure alternative jobs to tap into more sustainable sources of income generation. Thus, alleviating poverty and filling emerging India's talent void.

The youth with enhanced skills and alternative sources of income tend to invest and save more to improve their standard of living and create security for the future. This enhanced lifestyle and higher purchasing capacity qualifies them as consumers, thus, opening new markets and expediting the expansion of urban markets to rural and semi-urban areas.

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