Pragati Seva Sansthan (PS2) is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to Educational, Environmental, and Social services, especially for the needy in slum areas.
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Pragati Seva Sansthan (PS2) is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to Educational, Environmental, and Social services, especially for the needy in slum areas.
We are dedicated to uplifting marginalized communities in Rajasthan through education, environmental protection, and social welfare services since 2012.
Pragati Seva Sansthan (PS2) is a not-for-profit organization registered under the Indian Organization Act 1958. Since March 30, 2012, we have engaged in Educational, Environmental, and Medical services, specifically targeting slum areas in Sikar.
Providing computer courses, exam preparation, and vocational training to make youth and women self-dependent.
From "Janmdin Manao Ped Lagao" planting drives to supporting widows, the elderly, and the homeless.
Offering computer courses and competitive exam preparation to build careers.
"Janmdin Manao Ped Lagao Abhiyaan" encouraging tree plantation on birthdays.
Distributing clothes and educational books to the needy and poor children.
We provide "Food for Poor", support for old age & widows, and run "Apna Cloth Store" to help the needy.
Offering "Computer Courses", "Competition Exam Preparation", and "Apna Book Store" for BPL students.
A unique campaign to plant trees on birthdays, alongside our "Swachh Bharat" cleaning drives.
"Since 2012, Pragati Seva Sansthan has been a beacon of hope in Sikar. Through our Laghu Uddyog initiative, we have empowered countless women with training in sewing, soft toy making, and computer repair. Simultaneously, we are dedicated to ensuring BPL and orphan children receive quality education to become self-dependent citizens."
Our Success Story
To provide holistic support—educational, environmental, and social—to the needy, especially in slum areas.
We empower youth through free computer courses and competitive exam preparation to build sustainable careers.
Our "Laghu Uddyog" program trains women in sewing and craft-making, fostering financial independence.
From "Janmdin Manao Ped Lagao" to "Food for Poor", we serve both nature and the needy in Sikar.
Operating with full transparency under the Indian Organization Act 1958 since 2012.
We survey slum areas to identify children needing education, widows needing support, and hungry families.
More DetailsThrough "Apna Cloth & Book Store" and donations, we collect essentials and funds for our projects.
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We ensure beneficiaries become self-reliant through vocational training and education, not just dependent on aid.
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These stories reflect the impact of your support. From educating children in slum areas to empowering women with vocational skills, we are building a self-reliant community together.
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