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Our Impact

  • 1989

    Established in

  • 79,872

    Schools

  • 10 million

    Girls and boys gained literacy

  • 20,000

    Youth are digitally literate

  • 2.09 million

    Children currently enrolled

  • 855,000

    Have access to healthcare

  • 17,400

    Women vocationally trained

  • 90,000

    Youth and adults gained skills training

Ekal Vidyalaya

Our Vision
Empowering Rural India’s Changemakers
Our Mission
Bringing literacy, healthcare, and economic prosperity to remote villages in India

With education as its flagship program, Ekal is expanding towards integrated village development with initiatives for digital literacy, women’s empowerment, health services, sustainable agriculture, jobs and skills training.

An active and trusted international network of 400,000 volunteers brings Ekal closer to realizing a goal of 36,000 integrated villages by 2030.

Our Work

Spanning education, digital literacy, health, and skills training, our work empowers people living in rural India by giving them the resources and tools to help themselves.

Education

Primary Schools

An education revolution bringing literacy and digital education to 3 million rural children.

Education

Digital Education

Bringing digital learning to Ekal’s 80,000+ primary schools.

Healthcare

HealthCare

Change to Bringing last mile enhanced health services.

Livelihoods

Livelihoods

Providing skills training and resources to build sustainable rural economies.

Skill Development

Women's Empowerment

Empowering rural women to become micro-entrepreneurs.

Integrated

Integrated Village Development

Building self-reliant rural villages, one cluster at a time.

Fundraising
Campaigns

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