Our Projects

In the villages around Sohna Block, hundreds of children have slipped through the cracks of the formal education system — children whose families cannot afford private tuition, whose schools are overcrowded, and who fall behind until they stop coming at all. Sakshar Sohna exists to bring them back.

Through a team of trained educators, we run structured hourly classes that build the core skills every child needs: reading, writing, arithmetic, and the ability to understand and use information. But we go far beyond academics. Our sessions include leadership workshops, art and craft, poetry, music, and drama — because a child's development is never just about grades. It is about confidence, expression, and the belief that they belong.

One of our proudest achievements is the network of village libraries we have established inside government schools across the Sohna Block. We don't just set them up — we train the school students themselves to run and maintain them. These are libraries built by the community, for the community.

For many women in rural Gurugram, the ability to stitch and tailor has been part of their lives for as long as they can remember. But skill alone has never been enough. Without the right tools, the right training in running a small business, and the right market connections, that skill earns nothing. Mahila Ajeevika changes that.

With support from Srujna Charitable Trust, the foundation provides sewing machines, raw materials, and structured business training to 50 rural women. We don't just teach skills — we help participants set up income-generating stalls, procure orders from local markets, and build their own micro-enterprises from the ground up.

Each woman who completes the programme is expected to add ₹5,000 to her household's monthly income. That is not a gift. That is her own work, her own business, and her own financial independence.