Community · Education · Empowerment

About Us

Kaumi Ekta Shiksha Samiti works across Mathura to improve education, empower women and support minority communities through locally driven programmes and awareness initiatives.

Building capacity
through education

We deliver community-based literacy classes, girls' education support, and practical vocational training. Our programmes are designed to increase access to learning and create pathways to livelihood.

  • Adult and child literacy classes in underserved areas
  • Workshops on government welfare schemes and access
  • Vocational training for women to enable small businesses
  • Health and sanitation awareness drives in villages

Our Impact Over The Years

Through focused outreach and local partnerships we have expanded opportunities for education, improved livelihoods and strengthened community resilience across Mathura and nearby districts.

8+

locations

28+

projects

140+

events

12000+

beneficiaries

Our Story

Kaumi Ekta Shiksha Samiti is dedicated to raising awareness and providing educational and social support for minorities and women in Mathura and surrounding districts. Since our registration, we have focused on community-led programs that build capacity, encourage self-reliance and promote unity across communities.

Our work includes adult literacy, girls' education initiatives, vocational training, health awareness camps and assistance in accessing government welfare schemes. We partner with local volunteers and stakeholders to ensure programmes are culturally appropriate and sustainable.

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awareness session
women training
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Education & Awareness

Free literacy classes, scholarship guidance and community workshops focused on education for minority children and women.

Vocational Training

Skill-building sessions in tailoring, computer basics and small-scale entrepreneurship to promote income-generating activities.

Community Health

Health camps, sanitation drives and awareness programmes addressing maternal and child health.

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