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PPI’s child welfare projects address the needs of some of the most disadvantaged children – children in slums and rural areas, orphans, children at risk for prostitution, and children of workers in high risk occupations.

PPI has supported rural balwadis (pre-school programs), a program for rag picker children near Kolkatta’s largest red light district, orphanages in Karnataka, a program for stone quarry workers’ children in Tamil Nadu, and various programs in urban slums.

Training Rural Women to Impart Educational Programs in Villages in Maharashtra

Vanasthali Rural Development Center (VRDC),  Pune, Maharashtra   Contact: Ms. Sushama Sathaye  Dates: January 2025 –…

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Gobar Gas Plant for Orphanage Sustainability in Karnataka

Pragathi, Mysore, Karnataka Contact: Mr. Sharanappa Dates: September 2025 – September 2026 Total Budget: Rs…

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Training Rural Women to Impart Educational Programs in villages in Maharashtra

Vanasthali Rural Development Center (VRDC)  Pune, Maharashtra  Contact: Ms. Sushama Sathaye  Dates: January 2024 – December…

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Teacher Training in Maharashtra

Vanasthali Rural Development Center (VRDC), Pune, Maharasthra  Contact: Ms. Sushama Sathaye Dates: July 2020 -…

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Tribal Children’s Education and Safe Drinking Water

Moyrabandh Gram Bikash Kendra, Bankura, West Bengal  Contact: Mr. Uday Narayan De Dates: July 2018…

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Menstrual Health Awareness and Advocacy

Institute of Research and Development for the Rural Poor (IRDRP), Chennai, Tamil Nadu Contact: Dr…

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Training Women to Become Balwadi Teachers

  Vanasthali Rural Development Centre (VRDC); Pune, Maharashtra Contact: Ms. Sushama Sathaye Phase 1: January…

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Livelihood Training for Rural Poor

Development of Humane Foundation (DHAN), Madurai, Tamil Nadu Contact: Mr. K. Anbu Dates: July 2020…

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Sanitary Napkins and Reproductive Health

Institute of Research and Development for the Rural Poor (IRDRP), Chennai, Tamil Nadu  Contact: Dr…

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