Welcome to Pragat Prayas Foundation
Empowering underprivileged children with quality education and guidance for a brighter future.
Who We Are
Pragat Prayas Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving education for children in rural areas. We believe that every child deserves access to quality education and opportunities that can shape their future.
Our mission is to provide early childhood education, support for competitive exams, career guidance, and foster scientific awareness among students. Through our initiatives, we strive to empower young minds and create a brighter tomorrow for underprivileged communities.
What We Do
01.
— Early Childhood Education
Providing a strong educational foundation for children aged 3 to 8, ensuring their holistic development.
02.
— Competitive Exam Preparation
Helping students prepare for scholarship exams, Navodaya Vidyalaya Entrance Exam, SHRESHTHA NET, Science Olympiad, and Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojna (KVPY).
03.
— Free Career Guidance
Assisting students in making informed career choices through counseling and mentorship programs.
04.
— Scientific Awareness Programs
Encouraging a scientific mindset among rural students through workshops, projects, and hands-on learning experiences.
05.
— Technology Integration
Developing a technology lab to equip students with digital skills and enhance their learning opportunities.
06.
— Community Engagement & Volunteer Programs
Welcoming volunteers and interns to contribute their knowledge, skills, and resources to uplift rural education.
Impact Stories
Recognized by Navarashtra Newspaper
The Navarashtra, Wardha Plus Edition, featured Pragat Prayas Foundation on October 7, 2024, highlighting its efforts to provide free education to children of farmers. Pragati Urkude, who faced her own struggles in accessing education, established the foundation to bridge the educational gap in rural communities. What began with 17 students in 2022 has now expanded to 47, ensuring structured learning and equal opportunities for children of marginalized families.
Featured in a Local News Article
Another newspaper article covered how Pragati and Shubham Urkude, siblings from Bhugaon, Maharashtra, have been dedicated to educating children of farmers and farm laborers. The story emphasized their commitment to breaking barriers in rural education despite receiving little recognition from local leaders. Their work has made a significant impact on the lives of many children, inspiring further community support.