Learning Recovery
Bridge to Grade Level
Accelerated learning cycles blend foundational literacy-numeracy with digital resources so that students catch up without being left behind.
Initiative
Education Access Hubs
We build vibrant learning hubs that help children bridge gaps, nurture future-ready skills, and keep parents engaged every step of the way.
What We Do
Learning designed with context and care
From micro-schooling pods to blended classrooms, we design learning experiences around the realities of first-generation students in rural and urban slum communities across India.
Our learning hubs operate before, during, and after school hours so that students have safe spaces to explore, revise, and dream. Community volunteers and mentors co-facilitate learning, ensuring local languages and cultures are celebrated.
Why underprivileged children need special support: These children face hunger, child labor, domestic violence, lack of study space at home, parents who cannot read, and schools that are understaffed and under-resourced. Many are first-generation learners with no family history of education.
We partner with government schools to integrate digital tools, track attendance, and provide accessible support for students with disabilities. Our mobile learning vans reach the most remote villages.
Comprehensive support includes: Free textbooks, stationery, school uniforms, mid-day nutritious meals, health checkups, vision/hearing tests, scholarships for high performers, career counseling, and emergency financial support for families in crisis.
Real Challenges We Address
- ✓ Children working in fields, construction, or households during school hours
- ✓ Girls pulled out of school for household chores or early marriage
- ✓ Students 2-3 grade levels behind due to poor school quality
- ✓ No electricity or quiet space at home for studying
- ✓ Parents who speak only local dialects, can't help with Hindi/English homework
- ✓ Discrimination based on caste, religion, or disability
- ✓ School fees, uniform costs, exam fees creating dropout pressure
- ✓ Lack of role models who have succeeded through education
Focus Areas
How hubs sustain excellence
Capacity Building
Teacher Fellowships
We invest in rural educators through mentorship, micro-grants, and pedagogical coaching tied to classroom observations.
Collective Ownership
Families as Partners
Parent learning circles and community radio programmes make education a collective effort across villages.