Keshava Kripa Samvardhana Samiti
Abhyudaya is currently reaching out to about 5,000 socially deprived children through more than 180+ Kalika Kendras (Free Learning Center FLCs) spread around Bengaluru. The Activities at these FLCs in the respective localities are overseen by 210 local teachers and about 40 mentors. Primary and High school children, majority of whom are from Government schools are engaged for two hours daily at these FLCs after school hours with a view to keep them off the streets.
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- Category: nonprofit organization
- Website: https://www.abhyudayakkss.org/
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- Email: reach@abhyudayakkss.org (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-23
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Abhyudaya is currently reaching out to about 5,000 socially deprived children through more than 180+ Kalika Kendras (Free Learning Center FLCs) spread around Bengaluru. The Activities at these FLCs in the respective localities are overseen by 210 local teachers and about 40 mentors. Primary and High school children, majority of whom are from Government schools are engaged for two hours daily at these FLCs after school hours with a view to keep them off the streets.
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