OUR VISION

Learning Poverty Free Nation

In India, currently, children are unable to read their grade-level textbooks which leads to lack of interest in learning and thus absenteeism. The resulting learning gap will eventually lead to them dropping out of schools, early marriages and child labour. 50% of the children drop out of education before high school and join the informal job market leading to poor health and loss of human capital for the nation.

Testimonials

My mother played a very important role in getting me the education I have now. I believe every child, everywhere deserves quality education. As I got support from my mother when I was a child, I want to give the same support to children through PILLALA KOSAM.

KOMAL

- Youth Volunteer

On my first day as a volunteer, the children were unable to speak and had some barriers. Gradually, they started sharing. One day, they spoke in front of 300 senior professors and senior officers from the education department. I was afraid that the children might be stressed but they shared everything.

SHIVANI

- Youth Volunteer

If the children cannot go to education, education must go to them. Pillala Kosam bridges that gap. Thank you for giving me this opportunity.

Parent Volunteer

I believe that it is the best platform for students to improve their skills and for children to learn.

ACHI CHANDI

- Youth Volunteer

We support the children as if we were their brothers and sisters, so they never feel lost.

SADHIYA FATIMA
- Youth Volunteer

It is a small step to improve children's education. Even though it is small, it is a life-changing idea for them. Let's be role models for them and be their supporters forever.

NARSIMHULU ARUKULA

- Youth Volunteer

It started with the intention of bringing positive change to society. I hope more youth will join and support the bright future of the children.

SUSHMA SWARAJ
- Youth Volunteer

There should not be discrimination between children. We have to support them and impart our values to help them learn things in a creative way.

MOHAMMED AMAN

- Youth Volunteer

Our school conducted public showcases for parents to involve in the learning process of their children. A parent said they had never imagined their child acting on stage, he was so shy. They said they now have some hope that their kid will do good in life.

K VIGNESH

- Youth Volunteer

We want to improve learning and well-being of children in villages through youth as a local catalyst of change. The local youth that is identified as a village volunteer will be trained and tasked to deliver the following Learning and Awareness Program at the Village Learning Centre:

1. Weekly Learning Program for Children

2. Monthly Awareness Program for Parents

We're working with local leaders to find volunteers in each district. Our goal is to make every village a place where kids can learn and grow up healthy. We also want to help young people develop important skills like communication and problem-solving.