Education
Pranhir Vidya Kendra
18 after-school centres where children get two hours of unhurried teaching, a hot meal and a library card.
01 — Who we are
We Bring More Than Help to the Community — We Bring Opportunity, Belonging, and the Confidence to Dream Again.
At Shree Pranhir Foundation, we believe every individual deserves the opportunity to live with dignity, discover their potential, and build a better future. Our work goes beyond providing help—we focus on creating opportunities that empower individuals, strengthen families, and bring communities closer together.
Through education, livelihood support, healthcare initiatives, and grassroots community development, we work alongside rural and peri-urban communities to address real challenges and create lasting change.
From helping children access better learning opportunities to supporting women in building independent livelihoods, every initiative reflects our commitment to a more inclusive and equitable society.
01
Learning that lasts
After-school centres, bridge classes for out-of-school children, and libraries stocked in the local language.
02
Dignity through work
Tailoring, dairy and handicraft collectives that put earnings directly in women's own bank accounts.
03
Care within reach
Monthly camps for eye care, anaemia screening and maternal health, with follow-up transport to district hospitals.
04
A greener commons
Native saplings, check dams and kitchen gardens — planted by the families who will tend them for decades.
02 — How we work
A month of listening, then
years of showing up.
The same four steps in every village — slow at the start, so the work outlives us.
STEP 01
Listen
Four weeks of household visits and open meetings before a single rupee is committed.
STEP 02
Co-design
The village names the problem, the target and who will be accountable for it locally.
STEP 03
Fund & run
We hire from within the district, publish costs monthly, and review results every quarter.
STEP 04
Hand over
Once local staff can run it alone, we step back to funding and audit only.
A new beginning, built on trust.
Our journey begins with a commitment to charitable work, transparency and responsible service to society.
2026
Foundation milestone
Official provisional registration
12A
Provisional registration
Under Section 332(8)
80G
Provisional approval
Under Section 354(4)
3 Years
Specified tax years
2026–27 to 2028–29
03 — What we do
Four programmes, one promise.
Livelihoods
Sakhi Collectives
Six-month skill cohorts in tailoring and food processing, followed by market linkage and a first order.
Health
Arogya on Wheels
A mobile clinic reaching eight hamlets a month for screening, medicines and referral transport.
Environment
Hariyali Drives
Native saplings adopted by school children, with a two-year survival guarantee tracked village by village.
Elderly Care
Old Age Homes
Safe, compassionate old-age homes offering comfortable accommodation, nutritious meals, daily care and meaningful companionship for senior citizens.
My mother signed her first loan papers with a thumbprint. I signed mine with a pen — in the same room, with the same women watching.
05 — Photo journal
July, in photographs.
Beed district
Bridge class, 41 children, six hours of electricity a day.
Camp no. 214
218 screenings in a single morning.
Sakhi unit 07
First bulk order of 400 school uniforms.
Hariyali drive
1,100 saplings adopted, each with a name tag.
Gram sabha
Village 39 voted to start in September.
Volunteers
29 new volunteers finished orientation.
06 — What's next
Come stand where the work happens.
28
Sept
Health camp
Arogya on Wheels — Beed cluster
Eye and anaemia screening for four hamlets. Doctors, pharmacists and translators needed.
12
Oct
Hariyali drive
2,000 native saplings — Ambajogai
School children adopt a sapling each; we fund the fencing and two years of watering.
06 — Get involved
Three ways to carry the light.
Whatever you give — money, hours or reach — you'll get a named field report showing exactly where it landed.
Volunteer
Teach a weekend class, help at a camp, or lend professional skills — design, accounts, medicine, translation.
Partner with us
CSR teams, schools and local businesses co-fund a village programme and receive quarterly audited reporting.
07 — Questions
Before you give, ask us anything.
What is the purpose of our foundation?
Our foundation aims to support communities, create meaningful opportunities, and encourage positive social change. We strive to help people move toward a brighter future with dignity, hope, and confidence.
What services does our foundation provide?
We work toward community welfare and development through initiatives that respond to people's needs. Please explore our Programs or Services section to learn about our current activities.
Who can benefit from our initiatives?
Our initiatives are intended to support individuals and communities according to the purpose and eligibility criteria of each program.
How can I get help from the foundation?
You can contact us through our website's contact form, email, or phone. Share your concern and contact details so our team can guide you about available support.
How can I volunteer with the foundation?
If you are passionate about helping others, you can contact us to express your interest in volunteering. We can share information about suitable opportunities and current activities.
How can I stay updated on your activities?
Visit our website and follow our official social media pages for updates about our initiatives, events, community activities, and future programs.
How can I share a community issue or suggest an initiative?
We welcome constructive suggestions and information about community needs. Contact us with the details so our team can review your suggestion.
How can I contact the foundation?
Please visit our Contact Us page for our official phone number, email address, office address, and contact form.