Tuition fees are often one of the main reasons many youngsters quit school. It is more difficult for individuals who do not have an earning parent and yet want to continue with their education. We did not want monetary limitations to be the reason for them to say goodbye to the power of knowledge. Hence we created the SCE initiative. The program is specifically designed for children who lost their earning parents due to Covid-19 and 50% of scholarships are directed towards children who are dependent solely on their mother for financial assistance.

SCE is a program that ensures a deserving child never loses the right to education. Designed for children in 8th standard and above, the scholarship extends upto their graduation or until they are independent, thus helping them become proud and equal members of society. SCE's journey began with 108 students being awarded scholarships worth Rs. 13 lakh in 2018. In 2021 alone 432 students were awarded with Rs. 45 lakh worth of scholarship. As of 2022, over 600 students have benefitted from the SCE initiative, with scholarships accounting for over Rs. 1 Crore.

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Sarthaka Foundation has partnered with NICT and Tally Prime to help youngsters develop their computer and basic accounting skills. With support from BBMP and Sri Ramula Sannidhi, we have established two centres in Thyagaraja Nagar and Shivaji Nagar to provide Government accredited certification courses for students. Every year on average, 200 bright young minds are trained here under the guidance of professional experts. With 38 batches of Tally, we have successfully helped 400+ students with certification till date.

Initiated in 2019, the Wall of Kindness program is held quarterly at the N.R Colony, Bengaluru. Following the motto of Adding Value to Waste foundation members and the residents regularly donate and distribute their excessive clothes to help the ones in need during the camp. Prior to the Pandemic, Sarthaka Foundation had organised 12 camps with an overall distribution of over 60,000 garments to 17,000+ people. The quarterly camps were always organised around the time of festivity to make the life of the beneficiary a bit more joyous. We have also given Push Carts to many needy individuals to help them become self reliant and independent financially.

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Initiated in 2019, the Wall of Kindness program is held quarterly at the N.R Colony, Bengaluru. Following the motto of Adding Value to Waste foundation members and the residents regularly donate and distribute their excessive clothes to help the ones in need during the camp. Prior to the Pandemic, Sarthaka Foundation had organised 12 camps with an overall distribution of over 60,000 garments to 17,000+ people. The quarterly camps were always organised around the time of festivity to make the life of the beneficiary a bit more joyous.

We have also given Push Carts to many needy individuals to help them become self reliant and independent financially.

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Bangalore winters can be harsh, especially for those with no shelter over their head or warmth to keep them safe. Rug Seva was started in 2019 as an initiative by the GeNxt Brigade, the youth wing of the Sarthaka Foundation to help the dwellers living on footpaths and under flyovers and bridges by keeping them warm.

Young volunteers visit localities across the city and provide rugs to keep them warm and comfortable during cold winter nights. We truly understand that the satisfaction of helping them, even in the slightest way possible, is worth the effort.Active distribution of rugs for the needy has been continuing for 3 yrs with over 1500 rugs distributed till date

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Special Coaching for 12th Grade Students by Qualified Teachers.

In 2021, 211 students (43 in Maths, 168 in Accounts) received special coaching, while in 2022, 279 students (67 in Maths and 212 in Accounts)are being coached under the Sarthaka Super School Program.

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Food is an essential need to live. Under the Niranthara Ahara Initiative, we serve nutritious free food to hundreds of patients and their attendants all over the city of Bengaluru. From Victoria Hospital to Kidwai Memorial Cancer Hospital, we are constantly trying to reach out to larger groups of people to help keep hunger away.

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