Est. 2014 · Jaipur
A quieter kind of change. Built in villages, classrooms and clinics.
We work alongside families in Rajasthan so children can learn, mothers can earn, and no one is left waiting for basic care.
We work alongside families in Rajasthan so children can learn, mothers can earn, and no one is left waiting for basic care.
Mukhya Foundation is a people-first organisation working across education, community health, women's livelihoods and emergency relief. We stay close to the ground — and we stay for the long term.
No spectacle. No seasonal campaign that vanishes after a photograph. Our teams live in the blocks they serve — and the work is measured in attendance registers, health cards and wages paid on time.
The full storyKeep a child in school — books, meals and a teacher who stays.
Clinics that reach the village before illness becomes an emergency.
A skill, a market, and money that stays in a woman's own name.
Food, water and shelter when the season turns against a family.
“They did not arrive with a banner. They came back every Tuesday, until my daughter stopped being afraid of school.” — Kamla Devi, mother, Phagi block
When the learning centre opened in her village, Ritu was eleven and already working the fields after noon. A scholarship, a midday meal and a tutor who refused to let her slip — she is now in class ten, and helps younger children with Hindi.
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