Work
Empowering Futures Through Education and Leadership
The Hiremath Family Foundation works to better the lives of people living in rural India. We help young people and women improve their future through our programs in Education & E-Learning, Health & Hygiene, Digital Literacy and Skill Development. We strive to help underserved communities by providing them with skills, education and support through e-learning centers, health camps, digital workshops and vocational training.
Education & E-Learning
Education Support in Rural Areas
In several rural areas of India, getting good education is still far from reality. The Hiremath Family Foundation is addressing this by launching community centres with computers, educational materials, and instructors. Our centres now serve students from Class 6 to 10, assisting them to remain in school, enhance their grades, and think about their future.
Thanks to digital modules, English lessons, and support for exams, students at risk are now performing well and avoiding dropping out. This project is currently present in Narangi village, Alibag and aims to grow throughout Maharashtra.
"Education is the beginning of everything. But when quality schools don’t exist, we bring the school to the child — with screens, mentors, and heart."
Health & Hygiene
Learning, growing and feeling respected all begin with good health. We join forces with local doctors to hold health camps every month that provide free health checks, medicines and information sessions. We also give away sanitary kits, nutrition packs and teach children and their families about basic hygiene.
"A healthy child is a hopeful child. When we take care of their bodies, they’re free to chase their dreams."
Digital Literacy
Education Support in Rural Areas
Today, being connected online is not a privilege — it’s essential for living. The program gives rural children, teenagers, and women the knowledge to use simple technology. We guide underserved communities to be confident using the internet, typing, sending emails, and using Microsoft tools through our weekly workshops.
We also offer Microsoft-certified classes for high schoolers and homemakers to make sure all Indians are included in the country’s digital growth.
"A child who can use a keyboard is already opening doors to a different future. We're not just teaching screens — we're unlocking self-worth."
Skill Development
There are many young people and women in rural India who have skills, but no way to use them. That’s why we have developed our Skill Development Program. We provide training in tailoring, handicrafts, and basic business skills, as well as financial education to help people earn their own income.
We assist young graduates by teaching them how to write resumes, practice for interviews, and improve their professional appearance.