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Since 2000, Pardada Pardadi Educational Society has been improving the lives of girls in rural India. Its mission is to uplift and empower girls from the poorest sections of society by providing free education and vocational training -- creating a new generation of self-reliant and educated girls who will break the cycle of poverty in the region.
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Students gain theatrical skills from an American volunteer

Melanie Closs, a theatre artist, is an American who is globetrotting and exploring the themes of cultural understanding and displaying them through creative media. She spent a full month of June developing and honing the theatrical skills of the girls at Pardada Pardadi. On her first ever visit to India, she has so much to share:

"Rural India is the twilight of a sunset, a lavendar and periwinkle blanket that covers the world in a hum and a smell of an open fire and the taste of the spiced chai..." Keep reading on our blog...

And the National Award goes to PPES!

The India NGO Awards is a unique national competition that celebrates and rewards the best non- governmental by showcasing examples of best practice and successful resource mobilisation. Jointly organized by the Resource Alliance and the Rockfeller Foundation, the competition saw over 210 organisations applying for the award. The PardadaPardadi Educational Society is among the fifteen awardees that won in the regional category (North). PPES is also among the three organizations winning the the National Award for 2010 .

Did you know?

The Swan is the vehicle of Saraswati, the goddess of knowledge, music and the arts. For this reason, it is the emblem of Pardada Pardadi