Pawar Public Charitable Trust

Pawar Public Charitable Trust (PPCT) operates seven “Pawar Public Schools” across Mumbai and Pune, imparting quality, inclusive education to more than 16,000 students. These schools—located in Bhandup, Kandivali, Chandivali, Dombivli, Nanded City, Hinjewadi, and Hadapsar—offer modern facilities and engaging pedagogical approaches designed to foster critical thinking, creativity, and unity among students, irrespective of caste, religion, or socioeconomic background. Additionally, PPCT runs two tribal schools in Palghar and Raigad districts, serving over 700 students from marginalized communities. The Trust’s holistic model emphasizes both academic excellence and character-building, guided by the vision of Managing Trustee Supriya Sule to nurture resilient, socially responsible future leaders.

Pawar Public Charitable Trust’s Women’s Empowerment initiative aims to foster financial independence and self-reliance among women in underserved communities. By offering skill development programs in tailoring, beauty, and home-based entrepreneurship, the initiative equips women with marketable skills and the confidence to build sustainable livelihoods. It also provides access to workshops on health, financial literacy, and personal growth. This holistic approach helps participants transform their lives, contribute to their families’ well-being, and become agents of change within their communities. The program stands as a testament to the power of empowerment through education and opportunity.

The Mobile Disability Rehabilitation Centre (MDRC), initiated by Pawar Public Charitable Trust, is a pioneering outreach program dedicated to providing doorstep rehabilitative services for individuals with disabilities in remote and underserved regions. Staffed by trained professionals, the MDRC van delivers physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, psychological support, and assistive devices directly to beneficiaries. This initiative bridges the accessibility gap for people with disabilities, especially those in rural areas, empowering them to lead more independent and dignified lives. Through regular visits and community engagement, MDRC promotes inclusivity and improves quality of life for countless individuals.