Women Empowerment
Development and empowerment of women and youth in rural slums — education, skills and jobs for a more sustainable life and better livelihood opportunities.
Know more →Aspirant Education has worked for over fifteen years to bring sustainable life changes. You can make a powerful difference by donating.
Free skill development, tribal education, food relief and women empowerment for the not-so-privileged.
Teach, mentor, donate or spread the word — every contribution counts.
Our purpose is to strengthen the careers of disadvantaged youths and women, giving them a positive outlook and a healthier approach to life. Aspirant Education remains a sincere, credible, transparent and accountable organisation devoted to empowerment.
Four programmes, one goal — turning aspiration into livelihood.
Development and empowerment of women and youth in rural slums — education, skills and jobs for a more sustainable life and better livelihood opportunities.
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Free-of-cost, Skill India–aligned vocational courses that turn training into income for underprivileged youth aged 18–25.
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Shiksha Vikas Kendra brings single-classroom schools to tribal villages — 101 schools serving 4,000 kids every year.
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Free, nutritious, hygienic meals for hospital patients and their families, school kids and the hungriest — so no child sleeps on an empty stomach.
Know more →Schools have been affected because of COVID-19. The education of thousands of school-going children has been affected — and the most affected have been girls from underprivileged societies.
Donate to this causeAspirant Education provides food and blankets to needy people so that no poor person sleeps on an empty stomach, and stays warm in the freezing cold winter.
Donate to this causeMore than hundreds of individuals live in an Aspirant centre. Aspirant is unable to meet all the accommodation and food costs for these individuals — your support keeps the centre running.
Donate to this causeKalakarti is an artist whose name resembles her craft. She is a professional in creating salwar suits — the face of the Aspirant Education stitching and embroidery course. She has made over 10,000 suits out of old sarees and earns approximately ₹15,000 per month, and has been selected for Skill India and NSDC India. Aspirant provided one of the best auto sewing machines to enhance her productivity.
Rahul joined the Aspirant centre from a small village of Rajasthan near Kota, and has grown well in his career — today he does a fine job as a data entry operator. The exposure he has received over the last couple of years has been nothing less than a pearl of learning wisdom, and a reward in itself for us.
Khushi joined our beauty parlour course in 2019. As her name reflects, she is one of the happiest women at our centre. She has been running her beauty parlour work for over two years and has started earning for her family. We are glad to have developed her skills.
60 inspiring young women from Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan completed 60 hours of intensive training under Project InsPIRE (Aspire For Her × Infosys Foundation) and are now certified General Duty Assistants, ready for careers in healthcare.
Read more →We can lift a young person by contributing just a little — teach, mentor, donate or spread the word. Every stitch counts.