We have supported nearly 2,00,000 children with quality education, health, and technology across 32 Cyient-adopted schools. Additionally, a total of 232 schools across the country have been enabled with ICT/IoT infrastructure, and over 5,000 teachers have been trained in its use. Each year, more than 50,000 students utilize digital educational tools in these supported schools. Efforts have successfully increased girl child enrollment from 13% to 56% and boosted the overall SSC pass rate in adopted schools from 30% to 88%.

All our volunteers, digital & skill centers, and schools came together to transform 40,471 square meters of neglected government land into a park, and 78,000 sq ft of school rooftops now feature rainwater catchments in Hyderabad. As part of the Telangana Harithaharam (Go Green) initiative, over 91,000 plant saplings were planted, achieving an impressive 86.2% survival rate over the past seven years. Two adopted schools also shifted to solar energy with 3,000 sq ft solar panels. Another eco-friendly recycling initiative collected 12,800 kg of paper waste from schools in exchange of 15,000 notebooks.

Across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, 82 Cyient Digital Centers are operational, contributing to the Digital India Initiative. These centers have certified over 24,000 adults aged 16 to 60 in L1 and L2 IT literacy. Additionally, more than 13,500 women have received digital literacy training, with over 80% finding these skills useful for accessing e-governance facilities. Furthermore, over 35,000 school children have accessed digital literacy facilities through these centers.

Over 5,000 individuals have received training at Skill Centers, with more than 91% successfully securing employment. 88% of the women trained in vocational skills gained employment. Additionally, the Urban Micro Skill Center has provided over 22,000 individuals with vocational training.