eVidyaloka Trust

eVidyaloka is a not-for-profit organization that focuses on transforming the educational landscape of rural India. Registered under the Trusts Act, the organization creates digital classrooms for children in remote villages, with the support of local communities and Volunteer Teachers from across the globe. With standardized lesson plans and teaching aids for a consistent learning experience, the children from government schools receive e-quality education for a promising & rewarding future.

OSAAT Educational Charitable Trust

OSAAT is a mix of volunteer-lead, staff supported, consultant based non-profit organization rebuilding the infrastructure of rural schools in India. Registered as an 80G non-profit organization in India and a 501(c)3 in the United States, its mission is to enable children in rural India to thrive, supporting their physical and emotional health to foster intellectual growth and break the cycle of illiteracy and poverty. OSAAT Digital School Infrastructure (ODiSI) program supported by the Dept of State Education Research and Training, Govt. of Karnataka, is an initiative to enable affordable, accessible and sustainable infrastructure for the rural child and provide them with an equal opportunity to learn. It is an open-ended platform where multiple contributors can participate and leverage existing content. OSAAT aspires to bridge the divide between urban India and rural India, especially in terms of access and content. OSAAT works towards upliftment of rural schools and communities through targeted investments and strategic partnerships.

K.C. Mahindra Education Trust - Project Nanhi Kali

Project Nanhi Kali was started in 1996 by K.C. Mahindra Education Trust with the objective of providing quality education to underprivileged girls in India. Project Nanhi Kali was incepted against the backdrop of spiraling population growth rate, low female literacy level and low female workforce participation. In addition, social issues such as child marriage and child labor were commonplace in many parts of India, especially rural areas. Over the years, Project Nanhi Kali has reached out to over 800,000 underprivileged girls across 15 states in India. The Project has ensured disadvantaged girls in India have a successful schooling experience. Project Nanhi Kali is jointly managed by two reputed not for profits K.C. Mahindra Education Trust and Naandi Foundation since 2005. With the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 being implemented by state governments and educational institutions, we have taken the opportunity to reflect deeply on our journey thus far, and identified areas where we can evolve to align with the NEP. Our program emphasizes on holistic development by integrating curricular and extracurricular activities in schools, which will help girls transition well from school to higher education and work opportunities.