Education
Classrooms, libraries and life skills for government-school students
From rebuilding toilet blocks to teaching digital literacy, Sujana Foundation works with schools and Anganwadi centres across Vijayawada to close gaps that hold students back.
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Account Name
SUJANA FOUNDATION
Account Number
2050453546
Bank Name
Kotak Mahindra Bank
IFSC Code
KKBK0007479
Branch
Jubilee Hills
MICR
500485041
Why This Matters
A missed classroom repair is a missed school year
Municipal Corporation schools in Vijayawada serve children from low-income and migrant households, where average attendance and academic performance sit around 60%. Incomplete classrooms, unsafe sanitation and under-resourced libraries make it harder for students to stay engaged — long before exam results reveal the gap.
The Challenge
Gaps Schools Can't Fix Alone: Six municipal schools studied by Sujana Foundation and SEEDS Impact show incomplete classrooms, inadequate toilets, weak libraries and little early-years support — gaps that compound for children who have the least room to fall behind.
Our response
A Holistic School Model : Sujana Foundation pairs civil infrastructure and sanitation upgrades with libraries, life-skills training and early-learning support — delivered together, school by school, with government and CSR partners.
Our programs
Four ways we support students
School Infrastructure
Rebuilding classrooms, toilet blocks and libraries at six municipal schools in Vijayawada, with rainwater harvesting and eco-gardens added at each site.
6 schools · ₹1.62 Cr planned
Holistic Education (Project Unnati)
Life-skills, career guidance, digital literacy and drug-awareness sessions for adolescents across government high schools and colleges.
7 schools . Launching soon
Menstrual Hygiene Education
Awareness sessions and hygiene support for adolescent girls in government schools, run in partnership with school staff and health volunteers.
2,000+ girls reached
VijayaDEEPAM / Chinnarula Chaduvulu
Anganwadi-level early learning support (Chinnarula Chaduvulu) alongside VijayaDEEPAM, a structured education-and-employment planning project with CRISP.
With CRISP · underway
Choose your impact
Put your gift where it's needed
Every donation is tied to a specific outcome — a classroom repaired, a library stocked, or a girl reached with hygiene education.
₹1,500
Stock a School Library
Funds books and reading materials for a newly set-up school library at one of our six partner schools.
"Give a classroom of students their first proper library."
₹5,000
Fund a Toilet Block Repair
Contributes to plumbing, tiling and fittings for a girls' or boys' toilet block under repair at a partner school.
"Safe sanitation keeps girls in school past puberty."
₹25,000
Provide Sports Kits for Students
Funds sports equipment for students at one of our partner schools.
"Give every child a chance to play and grow."
₹2.5–3 Lakh
Build a School Computer Lab
Supports computers and equipment for digital learning at a partner school.
"Bridge the digital divide, one student at a time."
₹85,000
Install an RO Water Plant
Helps provide clean drinking water for students at a partner school.
"Safe drinking water keeps students healthy and ready to learn."
Measurable Growth
What we've built so far
Verified figures from our school and Anganwadi programmes, updated as each phase completes.
Partners in Education
SEEDS Impact, CRISP, SPYM, Bhagyanagar Gas Limited and government education offices work with us school by school.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to what donors and partners most often ask about our education programmes.
How are schools selected for infrastructure upgrades?
Schools are chosen through a joint needs assessment with SEEDS Impact, based on enrolment, infrastructure gaps and government referral, then prioritised by severity.
Does the Foundation train teachers, or only students?
Both. Programmes like Navachetana train teachers as trainers, so life-skills and awareness content continues in classrooms after our team moves on.
