KISS is steadily expanding its model of holistic, Indigenous-led education across India and beyond, aiming to empower 2,00,000 underprivileged children over the next decade.
Underprivileged children to be empowered over the next decade
Five fully operational residential campuses, each rooted in local Indigenous contexts
Several new campuses are in development across the state
Establishing educational centres across multiple Indian states through strategic partnerships
KISS’ model is attracting global partnerships, extending our inclusive, community-first approach internationally
Partner with us in expanding quality, culturally-rooted education to Indigenous communities worldwide
To support our mission beyond India, the KISS Foundation works through trusted partner organisations in the UK and USA.
Established: 2011
A registered charity committed to supporting the holistic education and wellbeing of Indigenous children in India through fundraising activities and awareness campaigns.
Established: Recent
Dedicated to mobilising awareness, advocacy and financial support across the United States through partnerships with individuals, institutions and diaspora communities.
Your support can make a world of difference. Whether you’re in the UK, USA, or anywhere in the world, you can stand with Indigenous children and help create lasting change.
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Transformative programmes that build bridges between cultures and foster global understanding
Welcoming international faculty, researchers, policymakers, UN officials, practitioners and educators to KIIT University and KISS Foundation for short-term residency, teaching and collaborative scholarship. This programme is designed to be a transformative experience that fosters academic excellence, policy innovation and impactful practice.
Previous participants have enriched our classrooms and research culture, catalysing knowledge exchange and laying the groundwork for long-term collaboration.
Be part of a worldwide movement that’s transforming Indigenous education and building bridges across cultures
