The disparity in access to high-quality education for children from low-income families is growing every year. To address this, TDPS partnered with the Key Education Foundation, resulting in a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the government. This collaboration aimed to enhance infrastructure and education access in 20 schools in Rural Bengaluru's Anekal block, benefiting 570 children, 580 parents, and 40 educators and assistants. Significant improvements were observed across cognitive, physical, social, and emotional development metrics for the children involved.

The Arunthathiyars, a community engaged in scavenging in Tamil Nadu, face severe socio-economic challenges. Women in this community are often employed in low-paying jobs as scavengers in industries and hospitals or as domestic workers in homes and hotels. TDPS initiated a program aimed of 100 Arunthathiyar young female children in Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu - focusing on their educational development by establishing well-equipped tuition centers and providing essential schooling resources like uniforms, bags, and stationery.

TDPS targeted three government schools near our Bangalore manufacturing facility for infrastructure enhancements. These schools, located in Bharatipura, Pemmanahalli, and Yedehalli villages, serve approximately 130 students in total. Our financial support involved the purchase of essential resources such as computres, lab equipment and kitchen utensils, as well as facilitating maintenance services for the school buildings. 

TDPS contributed to the Backyard Forestry program, a biodiversity and conservation workshop designed for school children and organised by the Yuva Chintana Foundation. The initiative included a nature camp for children from KPSU, scheduled around the Dussehra festival. The main goal was to nurture and leverage the children's inherent appreciation for nature, encouraging them to become enthusiastic and knowledgeable about their natural surroundings.