Educational Support for Rural Children
At Parvarish Foundation, we believe that education is not just about schooling—it’s about opening minds, nurturing creativity, and developing problem-solving abilities. In underserved rural areas, where access to quality learning resources is scarce, we are creating spaces and systems that inspire curiosity, confidence, and capability in every child.
Mobile Library Services
Our mobile library van regularly visits remote villages, bringing with it over 1,000 curated books in both Hindi and English. These books cover a wide range of genres—folk tales, science, biographies, art, and history—providing children with exposure to both academic content and imaginative storytelling.
This service helps cultivate a reading habit in areas where public libraries are non-existent and books are unaffordable luxuries for most families.
Content Development
To make learning more relatable and culturally rooted, we are producing a series of bilingual storybooks—original titles that blend science, art, and historical narratives in ways that spark imagination and contextual understanding. Our target is to create and distribute over 1,000 such books, tailored to rural learners and designed to complement formal education.
Learning Infrastructure
Parvarish Foundation has developed a 10,000 sq. ft. educational campus, of which 2,000 sq. ft. has been constructed as a dedicated learning center. This facility includes:
- A growing library with the vision to house 100,000 books
- State-of-the-art Science, Mathematics, Electronics, and Visual Arts Labs
- An open play station with slides and activity zones that promote social learning and physical development
This integrated setup provides a rare, hands-on, and joyful learning environment for rural children—bridging the gap between classroom learning and real-world application.
Educational Toys and Tools
To reinforce analytical and logical thinking, we design and manufacture wooden and metal toys, puzzles, and scientific models. These tools are crafted to help children understand core concepts in mathematics and science through play and experimentation—moving them away from rote memorization toward active learning and critical thinking.
