MECT runs free residential schools, village learning centres and scholarship programs for 3,300+ tribal children in South Gujarat, turning talent that poverty would have buried into doctors, engineers and changemakers.
Founded in 2003 by Shri Parimal Parmar, the Malvi Educational & Charitable Trust serves children from the five predominantly tribal districts of South Gujarat, a region where over 80% of rural families are small farmers or landless labourers, and early dropout is the norm, especially for girls.
Education and full residential care are provided free of cost. 98% of our students are tribal, 44% are orphans or from single-parent homes, and 60% are girls.
Prosperous Gujarat has one of the highest secondary-school dropout rates in India, and economically poor tribal children are the worst affected. Poor quality of education and no access to residential schooling in higher grades keep gifted children locked out of life-changing careers. MECT exists to break that cycle, systematically.
From foundational reading in remote villages to NEET coaching for future doctors, our projects meet a tribal child at every stage of the journey.
₹4.36 crThree free residential schools, Shantaba Vidyalaya, Roop Kunvarba Kanya Vidhyalay & Gurukul, caring for 1,140 tribal children from preschool to STD 12.
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₹1.18 cr60 community learning centres run by local women Gurus, lifting 1,600 primary-grade children to minimum learning levels and government scholarships.
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₹1.25 crScholarships and mentoring that carry our students through college, 250 alumni supported, including 67 now in MBBS, BAMS & BHMS programs.
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New · ₹3.5 crA new residential study centre empowering gifted tribal girls to crack NEET, JEE and civil services, 250 girls, solar-powered, ready by 2027.
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₹0.50 crIntegrated rural development in remote Dharampur, a boys' hostel, foundational-reading in 14 schools, and a regenerative millet farming revival with 300 farmers.
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₹0.15 cr30 indigenous Gir cows nourish 1,000 students with fresh milk and feed our 5-acre organic farm with manure, while teaching children cow-care skills.
Learn moreIn a region where only 1 in 5 tribal students once finished higher secondary, our children are clearing boards, winning scholarships and entering professional courses.
A landless labourer's son from Kukeri, Sahil scored 92% in SSC. He lost his father just before his HSC exams, yet, after counselling and a year's drop, topped the school and earned an MBBS seat in 2025.
From Bamanvel village, Payal lost her father in primary school. Despite a serious illness and blood transfusion in her final semester, she powered through her HSC exams to win an MBBS seat in October 2025.
Choose how you'd like to give. Every contribution is 80G & FCRA compliant, and you receive an annual report with your child's marksheet.
Whether you wish to sponsor a child, partner on a program, or visit our campus in Kukeri, we'd love to hear from you.
For 80G receipts & FCRA contributions, please write to us, we'll guide you through the right account.