Kaivalya, a term with roots in Indian spiritual thought, has one of its meanings, ‘freedom from conditioned existence’.
Drawing from this concept, Kaivalya Education Foundation envisions creating public system change by fostering competent and passionate leaders who have the foresight and courage to create large-scale sustainable impact at grassroots.
As a developing nation, Indian education is expected to take 100 years before catching up with the quality of education in other developed nations. Without disruptive action, this 100-year gap will lead to six generations of learners who miss out on achieving their potential.
To bring about this paradigm shift, KEF is committed to addressing/carving/inscribing a gamut of elements in the education ecosystem to ensure no child is left behind.
The Story of our organisation
- Mahatma Gandhi
Drawing from Gandhiji’s ethics, our theory of change is grounded in self-change. We believe that change happens in self and then in environment.
When we move from idea to action, fear to courage, apathy to empathy, and from cynicism to belief we are able to change our environment and create a better world.
The focus of our programs is grounded in the core philosophy of self-change leading to human revolution. Michael Fullan’s theory of change revolves around this idea and he rests it on two key principles that we apply to the educational system, namely:
It has been extremely heartening to see the fruits of our dreams and action reflect in these numbers – today, in just 10 years, the number of children who do not have access to education has substantially reduced from 85 million to 13 million.
With Kaivalya since 2019
With Kaivalya since 2019