Much needed white bards were provided to Government Higher Primary School, V K Camp, Bellary district.

Benches made out of recycled plastic were provided to a government school in Bendoni village, Raichur district. The kids are happy that they don't have to sit on the floor anymore :)

Nagu Foundation in association with Karnataka Seafarers' Charitable Trust constructed toilets in Jakkenahalli village, Tumkur district. This is an attempt to provide clean toilets to the villagers and conserve the adjacent Jakkenahalli  lake.

We were able to provide 4 laptops to rural schools of Karnataka, thanks to Greytip Software. The kids were overjoyed to see their favourite videos on the laptops.

Sports materials were provided to government schools in the district of Chitradurga in an attempt to keep children active and energetic. We intend to motivate students to attend school regularly and avoid absenteeism.

Amenities like tables and chairs were provided to students of a government school in

Mandya district for effective and happy learning.

Nagu Foundation continues to aid children through digital inclusion in classrooms and visual learning. We gave a computer and a projector to a high school and a smart TV to a primary school in Tumkur district.

We helped two schools in Bellary district to renovate their toilets. Water connections to toilets were established, new water tanks and electric motors were set up. The students now have access to clean toilets.

A smart TV was given to a government school in Lingsugur Taluk, Raichur district.

Our goal is to provide a holistic learning experience with digital education.

Organic sanitary pads were provided to 383 students in Bellary and Tumkur districts.

Unlike ordinary pads, the organic pads are softer and chemical free.

These winter blankets and tarpaulins were distributed to the tribes of Nagarahole.

These little feet can now walk their own steps with the orthotic devices provided to them.

Cleanliness and sanitation in schools is a matter of high importance. We constructed toilets at a school in Siruguppa Taluk, Bellary District. The school children now have access to clean toilets.

Study lamps and desks made of recycled plastic were distributed to students of Medini, a remote village in Uttara Kannada district.

Open defecation causes great public health risks. Understanding this, Nagu Foundation in association with Dutchview Technologies renovated toilets and constructed water storage sump at Sarkari Kiriya Prathamika Shale, Drivers colony Sirguguppa. The students now have access to clean toilets.