How we create change

The Problem

  • Only 9 in 100 students reach employability based on education in India.

Theory Of Change

  • We work in India to help children from disadvantaged backgrounds to become employable as knowledge workers who otherwise would become menial labor workers.

Education

  • Fast Track Program (For school dropouts / fractured learning) - Since 2013
  • Early Childhood Education - Since 2013
  • Age-Appropriate School (Grade 1-12) - Since 2015
  • Govt School Infrastructure - Since 2018
  • Digital Live Teaching Platform - Since 2020
  • Scholarships for Higher Education STEM - Since 2021

Our Vision

  • Transforming lives through education.

Our Mission

  • Providing Education, Nutrition, and Livelihood to disadvantaged children and young adults living in urban and semi-urban areas of India to get them to become employable as knowledge workers.

Nutrition

  • Zero Hunger Food Bank - Since 2015
  • Aarogya Wellness - Since 2016
  • Mental well-being Health Education - Since 2018

Impact - 2026

  • 1200+ enrolled at CBSE-affiliated Lotus Petal Senior Secondary School (Nursery-Grade 12)
  • 10000+ students on the digital live teaching platform
  • 500+ Alumni earning 1.5-2x India's per capita income

Goals By 2029

  • 10,000 students on campus
  • 100,000 students on the Digital Live Teaching Platform
  • 1000+ alumni earning 3x India's per capita income.

Livelihood

  • Additional on-campus skill development for Class 11th students - Since 2017

  • Jeevika NSDC approved Skill Development Centre: On campus - Since 2023

  • Digital Teaching Platform for Skill Enhancement - Since 2026

Livelihood
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Our Journey

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No Poverty
No Poverty

No Poverty

  • 2,052 youth beneficiaries enrolled under Jeevika Skill Development Program
  • 300+ youth beneficiaries placed
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Zero Hunger
Zero Hunger

Zero Hunger

  • 415,256 nutritious meals served
  • 1,339 students were served nutritious meals
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Good Health & Well-being
Good Health and Well-being

Good Health and Well-being

  • 2609 telemedicine consultations completed by students
  • Zero incidences of work-related injuries and fatalities reported
  • 100% employees covered by medical insurance
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Quality Education
Quality Education

Quality Education

  • 386 active learners in fast-track education program (PLC)
  • 687 active learners in K-12 age- appropriate learning model (LPSSS)
  • 181 active learners in early childhood education program (Vidyananda)
  • 169 students received scholarships
  • 4,294 students enrolled in e-learning programs
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Gender Equality
Gender Equality

Gender Equality

  • 60% female representation in the workforce, 4% YoY growth in the number of female employees
  • Female hires constituted 53% of our total new hires
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Clean Water & Sanitization
Clean Water & Sanitization

Clean Water & Sanitization

  • Certified for provision of safe drinking water and sanitary condition to students and staff as per the norms prescribed by the Central/State/U.T. government
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Affordable & Clean Energy
Affordable & Clean Energy

Affordable & Clean Energy

  • 86% electricity sourced from renewable energy sources
  • Deployed 114 streetlights with in-built solar panels
Sustainable Development GoalsSDG
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Decent Work & Economic Growth
Decent Work and Economic Growth

Decent Work and Economic Growth

  • 100% of the SIA respondents reported income increase of 84% after completing their skill development training
  • 220+ changemakers currently employed
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Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure
Industry, innovation & infrastructure

Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure

  • Build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation.
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Reduce Inequalities
Reduce Inequalities

Reduce Inequalities

  • Zero-tolerance for discrimination
  • Specially-abled friendly campus
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Responsible Consumption & Growth
Sustainable Cities & Communities

Responsible Consumption & Growth

  • Zero Liquid Discharge Campus
  • On-site sewage treatment plant (130 kL capacity) reducing freshwater reliance by 70%
  • Total 2343 kL of water recycled/reused
  • Zero-Hunger Food Bank program working towards a zero-waste commitment
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Climate Action
Responsible Consumption

Climate Action

  • 68.38 tco2e of emissions avoided through the generation of solar electricity
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Life on Land
Climate Action

Life on Land

  • 50+ saplings planted in the campus
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Partnerships for the Goals
Life Below Water

Partnerships for the Goals

  • 54 Corporate Donors
  • 2000+ Individual Donors
  • 10+ academic and strategic partnerships with like-minded organisations fueling our mission