Education
Help children build a positive and sustainable life!
- Work with government schools by conducting tuitions. This will ensure an increase in the number of children passing grade 10.
- To train new, effective teachers in anganwadis.
- To improve the infrastructure of anganwadis with toilets, proper flooring and drinking water. This will spark the interest in pre school children to study further.
- Institiutional affiliations via scholorships to nurture science students. Studies show that by 2030 we will have a deficit in science graduates and medical workers.
- Vocational training programs with collaborations to make students employable, leading to a more sustainable career.
- Assisted learning centres in slum areas for after school classes like spoken english, sports and music.
- Tools and equipment to ignite creativity and innovation- science and maths labs with classes.
What We Do
Working with 5 government schools , we are conducting tuition classes for high school children. This is helping them to do better in their exams.
Our trust has adopted 10 anganwadis and appointed 3 facilitators. Our facilitators teach dance, music, singing and other interesting topics for the children.
We provide learning material for all the children of the 10 anganwadis adopted by us.Each year we are expanding our involvement with these anganwadis.
Our trust provides scholarships to 11th standard students who are pursuing pure sciences.
We are conducting adult literacy camps in our tailoring centres.
Among his philanthropic efforts are charity foundations that provide scholarships to deserving students and medical support to needy patients. Out of many, some highlighted initiatives the foundation has set up include - the Paediatric Intensive Care Unit in Narayana Hrudayalaya, Bangalore, India, a Tibetan Medical Center in Bangalore, India, in association with His Holiness The Dalai Lama's Tibetan Medical Center, and infrastructure support over many years to SVYASSA (Deemed University).
Subhash Bagaria is survived by his wife Kumkum, his sons Anurag and Karan Bagaria who are now running Kemwell, and daughter Shivani Dugar. For them he still remains an icon, a role model to be emulated.
