Despite national progress in education, rural India continues to face persistent challenges poor
infrastructure, shortage of trained teachers, digital illiteracy, and high dropout rates. ASER
reports that over 50% of rural students in grades 5-8 struggle with basic reading and arithmetic.
To address these foundational gaps, Sundesh has launched a multi-layered Education Program
that strengthens core learning, promotes digital fluency, and builds community-based
educational ecosystems.

Young Minds Empowered Through Education:

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10 +

Schools
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15 +

Locations
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1.03 K+

Children Enrolled
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37 +

Teachers & Staff
Indian school children in uniforms attentively listening in class.

Sundesh School

Through years of on-ground engagement with rural communities under the School Support Programme, SUNDESH developed deep insights into the region’s education landscape.
(Remedial Education Centre)

GYANARJAN KENDRA

Recent national learning assessments show that despite high school enrolment in rural India, many children continue to struggle with foundational literacy and numeracy. The
A lively library scene in Gujarat with students engaged in study, overseen by a librarian.
Children engaged in learning at computers in a modern classroom setting, promoting digital literacy.
Center

COMPUTER LITERACY

With digital skills becoming essential for education and livelihoods, SUNDESH identified a widening digital divide in rural and peri-urban communities. Limited access to computers, internet, and structured training restricts opportunities for youth and adults to participate in the digital economy.
School Support Programme

Project Parivartan

Since its inception in 2015, SUNDESH has been supporting government schools through its School Support Programme, a need-based initiative focused on improving basic infrastructure and learning environments.
Smiling children engaged in a group learning activity with a laptop in a classroom setting.