Education for All

A child does not leave school in a single day. Fees fall behind, a parent falls ill, a learning gap becomes shame, and the classroom starts to feel like a place they do not belong. Education for All is built to interrupt that slide. We combine need-based scholarships with after-school tutoring, exam readiness, and parent circles so the whole household can protect a child’s studies. Mentor-teachers keep groups small. Libraries in our centres put books in hands that may not have them at home. We measure continuation — not only enrolment — because a name on a register is not yet an education.

What this program holds

• Need-based scholarships for school and higher education
• After-school tutoring in language, maths, and science
• Career counselling and exam readiness workshops
• Parent engagement circles so families can support learning at home

Who it is for

School-going children and first-generation learners whose families cannot steadily meet fees, materials, or academic support. Priority is given where a sibling has already left school or a parent requests help in time.

Weekly rhythm

After-school batches run five days a week in language, maths, and science. Saturday hours are reserved for exam practice, reading clubs, and parent conversations. Scholarship desks open twice a month.

How a family joins

1. 01Visit the family support desk with the child’s school ID and a parent or guardian
2. 02A short learning check helps us place the student in the right batch — not to exclude, but to teach well
3. 03Scholarships are reviewed term-wise against attendance and continued need