Pryshth A Paper Plane Foundation

The Pryshth Foundation swiftly responded to the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic by temporarily suspending in-person sessions for the safety of children and teachers. During this period, the foundation prioritized collaboration with Alllearn to develop an online platform for educational sessions, tests, and access to digital books. Additionally, they launched 'Online Path Shala,' an initiative where teachers record sessions for various classes, which are then made available through a mobile application. To address the digital divide, the foundation aims to provide mobile and laptop devices to underserved areas in India. Currently, their primary need is individual devices for students to participate in online classes from home, and they are actively seeking support from local NGOs and potential collaborators to ensure continued education until the pandemic subsides.

The Pryshth Foundation organises celebratory events for national holidays such as Independence Day, Holi, and Diwali, aiming to instill patriotism and cultural pride while providing opportunities for skill showcasing and social interaction. These events serve as engaging platforms for participants. The foundation's activities have gained periodic coverage in newspapers like 'The Times of India' and 'The Tribune,' expanding its outreach. Pryshth's overarching goal is the holistic development of students, encompassing mental and physical well-being. They arrange sports activities like tug of war, lemon races, and sprints to promote physical fitness and teamwork among participants.