Our dashboards track academic growth, health outcomes, and livelihood transitions alongside stories of dignity restored across India.
We've helped thousands of children return to school, with 42% increase in regular attendance and 95% retention rate among our students.
Over 9,850 telehealth consultations completed with seniors, providing healthcare access to elderly citizens who previously had none.
Your support helps us reach more communities and create lasting change in education and healthcare access across India.
Attendance Lift
+42%
increase in regular school attendance among Pravaah learners within 12 months of enrolment.
Healthcare Access
9,850
telehealth consultations completed with seniors since 2023.
Skills to Jobs
68%
youth receiving placement support secured formal employment within 90 days.
Our Impact Across India
Hover over the green dots to see detailed impact statistics for each location. Our presence spans across 8 states, touching thousands of lives.
Currently serving communities in Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh, creating lasting change in education and healthcare access
"Rita, 12, from Mumbai, now attends school regularly thanks to our scholarship program."
"Mr. Singh, 78, from Varanasi receives weekly health checkups through our mobile clinic."
"Our programs have created local volunteers who continue the work in their communities."
Stories of Change
Behind every statistic is a real person whose life has been transformed. These are their stories of courage, resilience, and hope.
Education Success
Sunita, 14, dropped out in Class 5 when her father fell ill. For 3 years, she worked in fields to support her family. When our mobile learning center came to her village, trained women teachers convinced her family to let her return. Today, she's a Class 8 topper, has taught 32 girls basic English, and dreams of becoming a teacher herself. Her younger sister now attends school regularly.
Elderly Healthcare
At 76, Harbhajan ji lived alone in a remote village, struggling with uncontrolled diabetes and high blood pressure for 8 years. Our community health worker visited weekly, connected him with free teleconsultations, delivered subsidized medicines, and organized exercise sessions. His vitals are now stable, depression has lifted, and he leads storytelling hours for grandchildren, passing on traditional wisdom.
Child Rights
Found working in a brick kiln at age 9, Rani had never seen the inside of a classroom. Our team worked with local authorities to rescue her and 12 other children. Through bridge courses, counseling, and family support programs, Rani caught up on 4 years of learning in 18 months. She now attends government school, loves mathematics, and wants to become an engineer.
Youth Livelihood
Nadeem, 19, left school after Class 10 due to family pressure to earn. Through Pravaah's automotive skills training, he learned vehicle repair, workplace communication, and financial planning. He secured an apprenticeship at a repair shop, now earns ₹12,000 monthly, and mentors 5 youth from his community every weekend. His success motivated his younger siblings to continue education.
Community Leadership
After her husband's death, Savitri Devi, 68, felt isolated and depressed. Our elderly care program trained her as a peer counselor. She now organizes monthly health camps, monitors 45 senior citizens in 3 villages, has learned to use a smartphone for emergency calls, and helps others navigate government health schemes. She says helping others gave her life new purpose.
Girl Child Protection
At 15, Priya's family planned her marriage. Our field team, working with local police and child protection services, intervened. We enrolled her in residential coaching for Class 10 exams, provided counseling for her family, and connected them with livelihood programs. Priya scored 87% in her boards, is now in college studying nursing, and actively campaigns against child marriage in 8 villages.
