Pankh.
Education in rural schools.
Providing educational resources and infrastructure to underserved rural schools. 3,000+ students reached through experiential workshops.
Understand the initiativeA shared concern.
A practical response.
Every child deserves opportunities to learn, explore and imagine a better future.
Providing educational resources and infrastructure to underserved rural schools. 3,000+ students reached through experiential workshops.
Ways to support Pankh
Support a child: ₹6,000/year | Digital Playground: ₹2.5-6 lakh
Support the initiative
Educational resources and experiential learning.
Pankh provides educational resources and infrastructure to underserved rural schools.
The supplied records include students reached, experiential workshops and interactions. These are separate programme measures, shown in the details above.
Ask about participationSchool spaces.
A closer look.
Classrooms, entrances and everyday facilities. Explore the original before-and-after boards from the school archive.
A classroom, before and after
An original school comparison board. Both photographs and their labels are retained in full.
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The school entrance
The supplied school-entrance comparison, with its original lettering and layout.
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Everyday school facilities
School facilities pictured side by side in the original comparison board.
View full comparisonResources and infrastructure
Educational resources and school infrastructure are part of the supplied Pankh description.
Workshops and interactions
The programme records include experiential workshops and interactions.
Listed support options
The supplied information lists annual child support and Digital Playground support options. Ask the foundation about current arrangements.
Questions about this programme
How can I ask about Pankh (Education)?
Contact the foundation and name the initiative you would like to discuss. The website does not submit a volunteer registration.
Where can I ask for current programme information?
Email reach.ocs@gmail.com or call +91 9650536699 with your enquiry.
What do the images and figures refer to?
Programme figures come from the supplied foundation records. Captions describe the archive photographs; a photograph does not establish a programme outcome.
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