Milestones

-Cumulatively supported education of 370,000 girls since inception
-Supports the education of 150,000 girls during this year
-Project starts in new challenging districts in Gujarat (Bharuch) and Uttar Pradesh (Shravasti and Prayagraj)
-Launch of the Teenage Girls Report (TAG) Report - the largest ever teenage girl’s survey

-Cumulatively supported education of 300,000 girls across India
-Supports the education of 127,603 girls during this year
-Enters new geographies in West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh and Punjab
-Yellow Tablet Digital Revolution - Introduces digital education by providing secondary school girls access to tablets preloaded with smart educational content
-Launches N Star Life Skills Centres for Adolescent Girls

-Cumulatively supported education of 200,000 girls
-Supports the education of 120,466 girls during this year
-Individual donor support crosses the 8000 donor mark
-Corporate donor support touches the 400 donor milestone
-Successfully phases out of Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh & Karnataka (based on the recommendations) of a 3rd party evaluation

-Donations cross INR 25 Crores

- Cumulatively supported education of 100,000 girls
-Supports the education of 74,383 girls during this year
-Individual donor support crosses the 6000 donor mark
-Corporate donor support touches the 300 mark

-Project starts operations in the state of Tamil Nadu

-Crosses the 50,000 mark and reaches out to over 54,000 girls
-Donation cross INR 10 Crores

-Support doubles to reach out to more than 31,000 girls

-In one year, Project Nanhi Kali’s reach goes up by 300% to over 14,000 girls
-Donation cross INR 1 Crores

-K.C. Mahindra Education Trust enters into a partnership with Naandi Foundation to jointly manage Project Nanhi Kali
-Support extends to girls studying in secondary school with an objective that all girls complete Standard 10

-Over 3500 Nanhi Kalis supported in primary school

-Over 1000 Nanhi Kalis supported. 15 partner NGOs sign up for Project Nanhi Kali

Objective: Supporting the primary education of underprivileged girl children in India