Many children, as well as adults, have reaped the benefits since the establishment of Prayas SWS

  • Before Covid19 5,000 Students were being freely educated in various centers but at present after covid19 1,000 students are being freely educated at prayas welfare school run by Prayas Social Welfare Society (Regd.) ( Duly recognized by Haryana Govt.) and till now 30,000 students have been educated.
  • Along with free education, Vocational training is also being imparted to 600 students annually. Since 2012, 3000 students have been benefitted.
  • For women, special training programs are organised that has benefitted around 5000 women till now.
  • Taking into consideration the necessity of proper physical, mental and social well being of a person, the society also delivers health care services through which 2,000 patients are treated monthly. Till now 5,00,000 patients have been treated under Prayas healthcare programs.
  • Prayas social welfare society is providing free coaching classes to poor students preparing for the competition JEE – Joint Entrance Examination for Engineering and NEET – National Eligibility Entrance Test for Medical through qualified teachers.

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30940
Educational Students
1800
vocational training
5000
Special tailoring program
500000
Under Health Care

Some of the Success Stories

  • Kamlesh

  • Prayas Student Started Their Garment Making Business

    I am Pooja. I am Learning "Garment Making" Course from Prayas SWS. Before joining this course I didn't know anything about "Garments Making". I have learnt lots of things & now I am capable of making latest designs in garment. It has made me self-employed and from my earning I fulfill needs of my family. Now my family is very happy and this has become possible only by PRAYAS SWS. I am very thankful to PRAYAS SWS for making me stand on my feet & live with proud.
    Pooja

  • Prayas Ex Student Topped In Civil Engineering

    Aasim Is from faridabad and belongs to an economically weaker section of society. He was average in studies but because of his hard work and perseverance he topped civil engineering. Despite of the economical instability at his home, he always had a positive outlook towards his life and aspired for a better future for himself and his family. Many times, he slept with an empty stomach but never gave up since he wanted to have a brighter future for his family. His success story sets an example and inspires millions of students who struggle daily for better living conditions. We are proud that he was a part of Prayas family.
    Prayas Ex Student