Abhyudaya, a project of KKSS – Reaching the Socially Deprived

ABOUT US

Background

Abhyudaya, came into being in 2004 as a project under Keshava Kripa Samvardhana Samiti (KKSS) as a Non-Profit Organization (NGO). Starting out as a free tuition center with 12 students, currently Abhyudaya reaches out to more than 3,600 students, spread across remote villages and slum clusters of Bengaluru through life skills, value based education and healthcare related activities. Socially deprived children, their families and the neighbourhood become the focus group of Abhyudaya activities as education has to be imparted holistically. We believe, it is our solemn duty to educate children for the benefit of the society and country at large.

Keshava Kripa Samvardhana Samiti (KKSS) is registered with Indian Government NITI Aayog in NGO-Darpan platform under registration # KA/2018/0188905

Our Vision and Mission

Our Vision

Building a strong nation by empowering the socially deprived sections of the society through education.

Our Mission

Complementing mainstream education system and inculcating Bharathiya values to the under privileged children through collaborative volunteerism.

Societal Impact

School / College drop-outs have gone onto pursue professional courses
Families of former convicts / addicts have moved to mainstream and even become donors to Abhyudaya
Communities have noticed improvement in Socio-economic status and Reduction of crime in surrounding areas
Many of former Abhyudaya students are giving their time for volunteering activities
Several neighborhoods in slum areas have become clean due to the efforts of Abhyudaya students’ awareness drive(s)
Abhyudaya pass outs are engaged as Bank officers, State administrative cadre officers, Medical students, Engineering students, Master degree students and Kalika Kendra Teachers

Journey So Far …

Reaching hundreds of socially deprived children

Particulars	Beneficiaries
Kalika Kendra	25,000 students
Vidyanidhi	5,000 beneficiaries
Jnanagiri	1,600 students
Chetana	125 beneficiaries
Rudhira	12,550 Units, 60 Camps
Parivartana	510 families
Namma Shaale	43 Schools