Education For All Empower · Educate · Elevate
A small, growing community initiative

Education,
for everyone we can reach.

Education For All began in Jaipur in 2020 with free online classes for children in slum communities. We're still small — but today that same promise reaches women learning financial independence, senior citizens learning technology, and children learning the basics, wherever we're able to help.

Free, always Taught by real teachers No age or gender limit

Not a big institution. Just people teaching people, wherever we can.

A student learning online

“Education is a right, not a privilege — that belief is where we started, and it's still why we keep going.”

What we do

Four ways we help

Every program is free and built around who we serve — children, women, and senior citizens who wouldn't otherwise have access.

Online Learning

Free online classes for underprivileged children and adults — the foundation we started with in 2020.

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Financial Literacy

Practical financial courses for women and senior citizens working toward independence and confident money management.

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Technology Skills

Basic tech literacy so anyone — especially senior citizens — can navigate the digital world with confidence.

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Career Guidance

Helping students and job seekers make informed choices about meaningful, fulfilling career paths.

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Where we've grown to

Still small. Reaching further than we started.

We began teaching 280 students in Jaipur's slum communities in 2020. Since then, what started as one city's classrooms has grown into something that isn't bound by geography — women learning about finance from wherever they are, senior citizens picking up technology skills, children getting the basic education every child deserves.

We're honest that this is still a modest, volunteer-run effort — not a large institution. But the door is open wider than it used to be.

Community members learning together
How it started

A lockdown, a realisation, and 280 students.

In September 2020, founder Shikha Kaushik started online classes for 280 children in slum communities in Jaipur — not as a project, but as a response to an obvious injustice: that education, a basic right, wasn't reaching the people who needed it most. Retired teachers and volunteers joined soon after, and the belief that started it all hasn't changed since.

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The process

How it works

01

You register

As a student, volunteer, or someone who wants to refer a person who needs us.

02

We match

Volunteer teachers and retired educators are matched to real learning needs.

03

We teach

Free online classes in learning, finance, technology, or career guidance.

04

We stay in touch

Support doesn't end at one class — we aim for real, lasting progress.

Where we started

280
Students taught in our first online classes, Sept 2020
4
Core programs: learning, finance, technology, careers
100%
Volunteer- and retired-teacher-run

We're a small, honest effort. (Update with newer figures — total learners, countries reached, volunteer count — as soon as you have them.)

Know someone who needs us?

If you know a child, woman, or senior citizen who could benefit from free education, finance, or tech guidance, tell us.

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In their words

What our learners say

“Being a senior citizen, I was hesitant to embrace technology. But thanks to Education For All's tech literacy courses, I now confidently navigate the digital world.”

Lakshmi
India

“Education For All doesn't just provide education; it provides hope. The career guidance I received helped me discover a fulfilling path I never thought possible.”

Rohan
Student

“Education For All embodies the true spirit of inclusivity. As a volunteer, I've had the privilege of witnessing lives being changed through education.”

Radha
Volunteer
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Register as a student.

Whether you're a child needing basic education, a woman wanting financial independence, or a senior citizen learning technology — registration is free and open.

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Beyond learning

There's more than one way to help.

I can volunteer — teach, mentor, or support
I can collaborate — as an organisation or professional
I know someone who needs this — refer them
I'd like to start a conversation — about education, finance or careers
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Before you go

One class, one course, one conversation can change what someone thought was possible.

A child's first online lesson.
A woman's first budget she made herself.
A grandparent's first video call with family.
None of it is small to the person living it.