Frequently Asked Questions

Girls from single-parent families — households where one parent is raising the family alone due to the death of a parent, separation, abandonment or long-term migration. Support is decided by verified financial need and the student's risk of discontinuing education.

Yes. Kalpavruksha Foundation is a registered non-profit organisation. To ask for registration details, write to us or call the numbers on our Contact page.

We are based in Bhalki, Bidar District, Karnataka, and work through partner schools and colleges across the district. Remote mentoring volunteers support students from anywhere.

Most students reach us through referrals from teachers, headmasters, community workers or self-help groups. You can also call us directly. We then visit the family, verify the situation, and present the case to our programme committee.

Depending on the case: school or college fees, textbooks and stationery, uniforms and shoes, examination fees, and in some cases travel or digital access. Every student also receives a mentor and career guidance.

No. Fees are paid directly to the school or college, and materials are purchased against invoices. This protects both the family and our donors.

Yes, provided the student maintains reasonable attendance and continues her education. Renewal is reviewed at the end of each academic year.

Please contact our team by phone, email or through the form on the Donate page, and we will share the Foundation's account details with you.

Please ask our team when you donate, and we will share the Foundation's current documents.

Please talk to us about the ways you can help. We will explain what is possible while protecting each student's privacy.

Ask us. Transparency is one of our core values, and we are happy to explain how contributions are used.

Towards educational assistance, scholarships, mentoring and career guidance for girls from single-parent families.

For mentoring, roughly two hours a month for one academic year. Consistency matters far more to a student than the number of hours.

No. We provide an orientation covering the programme, safeguarding rules and how to run a good mentoring conversation. What we need is reliability.

Yes. Tutoring, career talks, documentation, fundraising and outreach roles all work remotely over phone or video.

Yes. Write to us or call the numbers on our Contact page to discuss how your company can support girls' education, mentoring and career guidance.