Sharvi + Vidya: Learning shared

Education should not depend on what you can afford.

I’m Sharvi Vashisht. I’m trying to bring together people, organisations and resources that can help students who have limited access to good education and opportunities.

A small effort. A shared responsibility.
A contribution back to society.

NGOs + schools

Resources + mentors

Students + opportunity

Knowledge
can be shared.

Why this exists

A contribution back to society.

Not every student starts with the same access to books, technology, guidance, workshops or learning spaces. This initiative is an attempt to help bridge some of those gaps — thoughtfully, practically and with humility.

The approach

Connect what already exists.

Weekend workshops

Conduct engaging educational workshops for students in nearby communities.

Connect resources

Bring together educational resources, mentors, learning materials and opportunities.

Build a team

Invite volunteers who want to contribute their time, skills and ideas as team members.

Work with organisations

Connect with NGOs, schools and business houses to expand the initiative.

It starts small.
It can still matter.

This is not about having all the answers. It is about making an honest effort, learning from the people already doing this work, and connecting useful resources to students who can benefit from them.

A shared effort

Looking to connect with people who care.

NGOs, schools, educators, volunteers and businesses can each contribute in different ways. The goal is to listen first, understand what is needed, and then build something genuinely useful.

NGOs & community organisations Local knowledge, student reach, programmes and on-ground experience.

Business houses Learning resources, technology, mentorship, expertise or meaningful support.

Schools & educators Guidance on what students need and opportunities to make learning practical.

Volunteers Time, skills and a willingness to help students explore beyond their usual resources.

Join the conversation

Have a resource to share?

If you represent an organisation, school, business or community group and would like to explore a collaboration, I’d be grateful to hear from you.

sharvidya.in@gmail.com