Youth Leaders Trained as Samavesh Fellows
Grassroots changemakers equipped to lead civic access and bridge last-mile governance gaps.
Samavesh Kendras Established
One-stop civic helpdesks operational in underserved communities to deliver services with dignity.
Students Supported with Scholarships
Beneficiaries from SC, ST, NT-DNT, OBC, PWD, and low-income families received financial aid to continue their education.
in Scholarships Unlocked
Government scholarships accessed for marginalized students through mentorship and documentation support.
of Scholarship Recipients Are Girls
Focused effort to close the gender gap in educational access and retention.
of Recipients from Ultra-Low-Income Households
Families earning less than ₹1 lakh annually—underscoring targeted support to the most excluded.
Received Support in Transition Years
Students moving from Class 10 to 11 or Class 12 to college—preventing dropouts at critical education junctures.
Government Schemes Facilitated
Welfare programs accessed for health, education, ration, pensions, and housing.
of Scholarship Recipients Are Girls
Focused effort to close the gender gap in educational access and retention.
Field-based operations
expanding civic access and justice to underserved geographies.
of Recipients from Ultra-Low-Income Households
Families earning less than ₹1 lakh annually—underscoring targeted support to the most excluded.
Scholars Enrolled
Students mentored and coached in our year-long in-person mentoring program.
Students completed our NEP 2020-aligned 60-hour curriculum
on life skills, career awareness and mental well-being
Unlocked Indian Scholarships
by supporting students from Grade 11 through postgraduate levels to access existing Indian government schemes, trust-based grants, and scholarships at prestigious national and international institutions.
Unlocked international scholarship
As part of our effort to unlock existing international scholarships, we supported postgraduate students in securing funding through government schemes, private trusts, and prestigious global institutions to pursue higher education abroad.
Strategic partnerships
with government departments, universities, funding organisations, and NGOs to deliver program components.
from Affirmative Action Groups
The majority of students belong to SC, ST, NT-DNT, OBC, PWD, or low-income households.
Mentors Mobilised
Engaged national and global mentors with lived experience for academic, career, and personal guidance.
Cumulative mentoring hours
through our yearlong mentorship program.
Academic Streams
Science (42%), Commerce (31%), Arts (27%)—diverse subject representation.
Parental Education Levels
None (18%), Primary (24%), Middle (20%), Secondary (15%), Higher Secondary (12%), Undergraduate (9%), Postgraduate (2%)—reflecting intergenerational educational gaps.
Caste-Wise Representation
SC (36%), ST (14%), NT-DNT (12%), OBC (25%), General/EWS (13%)—prioritising equity and representation.
Workshops Conducted
Sessions on entrance prep, career planning, mental health, and leadership skills.
Pathways Supported
Undergraduate, Postgraduate (India), and Postgraduate (Abroad) guidance.
Hours of Capacity-Building per Scholar
Training in academic writing, digital literacy, life skills, and leadership.
Students Supported
Learners enrolled across government schools and community centers.
Girls Enrolled
Strong focus on gender equity and education access for adolescent girls.
100% from Families Earning Less Than ₹3 Lakhs/Year
All students come from low-income households
Caste-wise Representation
Parental Education Background
Career Readiness Workshops Conducted
Exposure to career pathways, college options, vocational training, and scholarships.
Average Attendance
High engagement across daily sessions, even in resource-poor environments.
Subject Mastery
Students improved foundational skills as per pre-post assessments.
Learning Hours per Month per Student
2 hours/day, 5 days/week of guided instruction and mentoring.
Focused remedial learning in Math, English, and Science
Structured after-school sessions with personalized academic support.
Students Transitioned to High-Income Emerging Careers
Programs like nursing, paramedical etc
Women Facilitators Leading the Program
Women-led teams serve as mentors and role models in each community.
Students enrolled in the program
reported increased school engagement and retention, especially among adolescent girls
of students experienced improved confidence, peer bonding, and emotional intelligence
youth emerged as changemakers leading play- and art-based community programs
partner school and colleges satisfaction in creating inclusive, safe, and developmentally supportive environments
