Through education, advocacy and mentorship, the RISHI Foundation empowers disadvantaged children to lead healthy enriched lives and become agents of change.
Our Mission
We believe that every child has the potential to be a changemaker, a catalyst for positive transformation in the world. Our mission is to empower children to become compassionate leaders and advocates for a brighter future. Through our work, we provide children opportunities to emerge as impactful changemakers within our global community.
Highlights
Saturday, 3 August 2024
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A collective effort from people around the world who recognize the transformative power of music and the act of giving.
Footprints 2024
Sunday, 1 December 2024
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Recognition
10 April 2024
Gender Camp
15 March 2024
Programs
Positive Running
I'mPossible Fellowship
SHELTER
Changemakers
Meet the young changemakers who have weathered incredible adversities and are pioneering programs that are changing the world.
Gowthami Sathyanarayana
20y, Kolar, Karnataka
After losing her parents at a young age, Gowthami pursued a degree in Social Work. A former I’mPossible Fellow, she is now studying Movement Arts through a Diploma program. Passionate about dance, she dreams of starting her own dance school to inspire and uplift others.
Babu Seenappa
21y, Krishnagiri, Tamil Nadu
Babu overcame rejection and adversity but was unbeatable in his goals to pursue a master’s degree in Social Work. As an athlete, he has participated in marathons worldwide. He leads the Positive Running Program, using sports as a tool to empower and transform youth.
Monica Tudu
19y, Boropahari, West Bengal
Proud of her Santhal heritage, Monica recently completed 12th grade and plans to begin nursing studies. She is passionate about her tribal identity and dreams of creating change in her community by sharing their stories and working toward a better future.
Kaleshwar
24y, Bengaluru, Karnataka
Kaleshwar is a committed youth mentor, guiding others to realize their potential through support and encouragement. His dedication to making a positive difference in the lives of young people makes him an inspiring role model within his community.
Siddaramu
25y, Karnataka
Despite losing his parents and being diagnosed with HIV, Siddaramu pursued education with determination. Now a mentor for the I’mPossible Fellowship, he is studying Inclusive Education at Azim Premji University and is dedicated to empowering others through education.
Meena
24y, Karnataka
Born with HIV and orphaned young, Meena completed her Bachelor’s in Social Work. A fellow in the I’mPossible Fellowship, she works as an Education Assistant at the RISHI Foundation and plans to pursue a Master’s in Wellness Counselling at Jyoti Nivas College, Bangalore.
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