Visit a Pratham programme
There’s nothing quite like seeing the impact of Pratham’s work in person and experiencing the heart and soul of our mission. Countless supporters have returned from India inspired by the transformative change they’ve witnessed in the lives of millions of children and young people. We invite you to experience our programmes firsthand and meet those benefiting from your support.
With operations in 20 of India’s 29 states, we would be delighted to guide you through the journey of educational transformation that you help make possible! During your programme visit, you will have the opportunity to:
- Observe our innovative learning programmes and see how they are changing the lives of children and young people
- Deepen your understanding of the learning challenges that children in India face and how we’re working to overcome them
- Tour Pratham’s facilities and learn about our comprehensive approach to improving the lives of children and young people across India
- Gain a deeper understanding of Pratham’s work and the impact that your support is making
To arrange a visit to see our Hamara Gaon, Early Childhood Education, Skilling or Second Chance programs please email: hello@pratham.org.uk. Once received we will be in touch to arrange a visit that aligns with your interests and schedule.
Please note that visits may not be possible if you do not have an Indian passport, OCI card or attain a business visa for your trip due to government regulation.
Testimonials
"Pratham Education Foundation is a major player in developing and practising student-centric education in India. It is internationally recognised as making a difference in the lives of those strategic communities with which the organisation works. Pratham's strengths lie in review, assessment and reflection."
- Long-time Pratham supporter, John Bradshaw visiting our Hybrid Learning and Vocational Training Programmes in Jaipur
Watch this three minute film made by 16 year old school student, Arhan Sarma who participated in our two week Youth Leader Programme at the Pratham Vocational Training Centre.
"It’s not often you get a chance to engage in an experience that can fundamentally change you for the better. Being a Pratham Youth Leader was a challenging but inspiring opportunity that will stay with me forever."
"I was in Delhi last week and saw Pratham - India's largest non-governmental education organisation - in action, thanks to its irrepressible CEO Rukmini Banerji, who arranged a tour of local Pratham sites for me. Just as a picture is worth a thousand words, seeing a programme of this calibre and magnitude operating on the ground is worth a thousand research papers. Finally, after many years, I understand how truly revolutionary Pratham is."
- Nancy Birdsall, founding president of the Centre for Global Development