Manjusha Nilesh Borse

About Me

I have been in development sector from 2 decades (worked with international national NGOs and corporates for under serve communities. and currently working with Vipla Foundation to reach last miles and help children to learn, grow and flourish!!
I am part of the education program team leading remedial program as program manager. We work children of migrants marginalised communities from government and private low fees schools who struggle to achieve learning outcome as per the grade specific. We are aiming to impact more the 5.00.000 children and 10,00,000 and 5000 teachers and other stake holders across communities. Support me to help, educate and develop children of India for their bright future.

Appeal

Dear Friends, This year at the Tata Mumbai Marathon, I am privileged to support Vipla Foundation

Vipla Foundation - Vipla Foundation works with underprivileged children and women, providing early intervention, education support, and protection from violence. Vipla Foundation focused to reach last miles and help children to learn, grow and flourish!! We work children of migrants marginalised communities from government and private low fees schools who struggle to achieve learning outcome as per the grade specific. We are aiming to impact more the 5.00.000 children and 10,00,000 and 5000 teachers and other stake holders across communities. Support me to help, educate and develop children of India for their bright future.

Meenakshi’s Journey of Confidence and Learning
Meenakshi, an 8-year-old Grade 2 student from G.C.P.S. Manpura in Himachal Pradesh, lives with her father and younger brother after her mother left the family, making her father the sole caregiver with a modest income of ?10,000. When she first joined the Patang Learning Centre, she was extremely quiet, withdrawn, and academically behind—struggling with the Hindi alphabet, vowels, counting, and regular attendance. Her teacher, Ms. Reeta Devi, noticed her isolation and gently worked to build trust, spoke with Meenakshi’s father, and encouraged him to support her learning at home. Using engaging Teaching Learning Materials and fun activities, Ms. Reeta helped Meenakshi slowly open up, participate, and enjoy learning. Today, Meenakshi attends school regularly, reads and writes in Hindi, recognizes numbers, solves simple math problems, and expresses herself confidently. Her father is proud of her progress, sharing that she now studies on her own, while Ms. Reeta feels fulfilled seeing her transformation. Meenakshi herself says she loves coming to school because her teacher explains with patience and care. Her journey shows how compassionate teaching and consistent support can rebuild a child’s confidence and rekindle the joy of learning.

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