Weekdays, 4–6 pm
The Reading Room
Small-group reading support for classes 3 to 8. Children arrive at their own level and leave a grade ahead, on average, within two terms.
Gurugram · Since 2019
Learning that doesn’t stop at the school gate
We run after-school learning centres in Gurugram's urban villages, so that children who start behind don't stay behind.
From the register
Financial year 2026–27 · updated monthly
- Children enrolled this year
- 1,284
- across 6 centres
- Attendance, monthly average
- 87%
- Apr–Jul 2026
- Volunteers on the rota
- 146
- 42 teach weekly
- Spent on programmes
- ₹0.91
- of every rupee received
Audited accounts and our annual report are available on request at hello@prayaas.example.org.
What we run
Three programmes, six centres, one rule: nobody is turned away
Tue & Thu, 6–7:30 pm
Second Shift Maths
Evening maths for children who work or care for siblings during the day. Taught by volunteers, one tutor to every four students.
Rolling admissions
Back to School
We trace children who have dropped out, sit with their families, and walk them back through government school admission.
The empty peg
₹1,800 keeps one child at a desk for a year
That covers books, a satchel, and the tutor hours behind them. Tell us what you’d like to give and we’ll send payment details along with your 80G receipt.
Two hours a week
Most of our teaching is done by people with other jobs
You don’t need a teaching degree. You need to turn up on the same evening each week, because that consistency is the whole programme.
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