Empowering Children Through Education

Children from disadvantaged communities often face barriers that disrupt their education—economic hardship and long-standing gender norms being the most critical. Girls, in particular, are at a higher risk of dropping out due to these challenges.

At Plan India, we are committed to breaking these barriers. Our latest initiative focuses on empowering every child—especially girls—to stay in school and thrive. By July 2025, we aim to distribute 5,000 education kits to children from marginalized communities, with a special focus on reaching girls from underprivileged families.

These kits will provide essential learning tools to help 5,000 school-going children continue their education and transition confidently into the next academic year.

Together, we can ensure no child is left behind. Join us in creating lasting impact through the power of education.

What’s in the Education Kit –

  • Notebooks and stationery
  • A sturdy school bag
  • Hygiene essentials
  • Access to online learning materials

S No. Items Quantity

1 Long Note Book (Ruled) 5 nos. (140 Pages, Single Line, 297mm x 210mm, soft cover)
2 Short Note Book (Ruled) (172 Pages, 240 mm x 180mm, soft cover) 5 nos.
3 Ball Pen (10 Nos) 2 pkts
4 Pencils -Extra dark (10 pencils with sharpener, eraser) 1 pkt
5 Geometry Box 1
6 Eraser (pack of 10) 1
7 12” Ruler Standard Metallic 1
8 Exam Board 1
9 One Pouch -Recyclable Plastic 12” inches 3‐5 mm thick Standard Thickness 1
10 School Bag Premium Unisex, Colour: Black/blue, made from best quality pvc coated polyester fabric of 400 GSM, Bag Weight 500 Grams, Ready Size 19” x 13" x 6”, water resistant, 3 compartments, Branding on Front Side, 2 side pockets 1
11 Hygiene essentials (including sanitary napkins for girls) 1 packet (20 pieces)
12 Soaps 5 pieces

Every contribution, no matter the size, will directly support our on the ground efforts to provide timely help and even save lives.

Act now. Your compassion can bring immediate relief.

Secure Payment | 80G Tax Benefit | Regular Impact Updates.

750520

We have successfully transformed the lives of 7,50,520 sponsored children

2 MILLION

With the aim to advance children’s rights, over 2 million children (within which 1 million were girls and young women) were provided with the necessary help

10 MILLION

By the year 2023, we will have successfully impacted the lives of over 10 million girls and young women

How do we work?

Plan India has always worked towards causes that will not only help the world become a better place but also help inspire the victims to reach a stage where they can contribute towards global growth. Our organized planning and thorough research have helped us work efficiently and achieve a fast-response rate.

Our areas of focus are:

  • The fight against the social evil of child marriage
  • Ensuring and facilitating necessary help to girls in crisis
  • Providing employment and work opportunities to the youth
  • Fighting against child abuse and violence
  • Providing financial and moral aid to children and communities
  • Facilitating protection against natural disasters
  • Compensating the victims of the social discrimination
  • Encouraging education and equality
  • Spreading awareness and training the youth to become responsible citizens

Frequently asked questions

Is my donation tax-exempt?

Yes, all contributions to Plan India are eligible for 50% tax exemption under Section 80(G) of the Income Tax Act.

Please Note: All receipts will be sent to the donors by email within 36 days of making the donation. For any enquiries/support, kindly mail us at donor.service@planindia.org or call us at +91-9717999758.

Plan’s active support for child development over a long period of time aims to improve the healthy development of children from before birth, through safe delivery, preschool care and development, primary and secondary education, to an adulthood in which they can be valuable and productive members of their community.

Plan works to overcome the barriers that prevent children from breaking out of the poverty cycle. Its advocacy initiatives are aligned to child rights as laid down by the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.

By involving children and seeking their views at every stage of program design, implementation and evaluation, Plan ensures that children play an active role in their own growth.

Plan runs various programs to work with children in difficult circumstances. These programs essentially focus on education, health care, nutrition and protection. Donations received goes towards ensuring that these programs deliver lasting impact in the lives of children, especially girls.

Plan India is well-acknowledged as credible, accountable and transparent organization. It meets all the statutory compliances set forth by the Government of India. Our donor funded projects undergo rigorous third party evaluations and have always been commended on the quality of work and efficiency of processes. To assure complete transparency, our donors/stakeholders are free to check our accounts and/or visit programs. Accounts and programs are audited regularly and strict guidelines on finances are maintained as per Plan International global standards at all times.

How much of my money goes towards Plan's development projects?

As a not-for-profit organization that is supported by public funds, Plan India deploys over 80% of the money raised towards program objectives and not more than 20% is earmarked towards administration, marketing and communication. These are well within global and national norms.

Does Plan India get funds from any other source than individuals?

In India we have been working on getting funds from corporates and also various funding institutions.

How does Plan identify the programs and areas to work in?

Projects are supported based on Plan’s identified areas of work and priority needs that align with Plan’s vision and mission through thorough need assessment studies.

The projects are identified based on their innovativeness and capacity to change children’s lives through involvement of the community members as well as the children themselves.