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April 19
This November, PPES will be celebrating 12 amazing years of its incredibly enriching Journey...
This event is our way of acknowledging every single effort put in by every one of you in making Pardada Pardadi what it is today.
We are inviting all our patrons, friends, volunteers and entire PPES family to 'Celebrate Diwali with us in Anupshahr'!
Come, feel, share, relive, celebrate and experience this remarkable journey with us…
For more details please see the link to the brochure.
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Our rural Business Process Outsourcing (BPO)
PPES started with Rural BPO Intervention in December 2012. This initiative will provide better employment opportunities to local girls and women. Commercial operation will commence in June 2013. Currently, 14 girls are undergoing a six-month training for computer and communication skills required for BPO jobs - data entry, ticketing and voice and non-voice operations. The training support is being provided by Kingdom of dreams (KOD) who also runs their own rural BPO. Post training on the basis of their competencies, these girls will be absorbed in KOD’s in house BPO. They could easily earn Rs. 4000-5000 per month.

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Latest Awards
'Lifetime Achievement’ award (2013) by Textile Association of (India) Delhi.
- Sat Paul Mittal National Award (2012) by Nehru Sidhant Kendra Trust of Ludhiana (India) for outstanding service to humanity and underprivileged girls. - 'Real Heroes' award (2012), instituted by CNN IBN and Reliance Industries. The award celebrates the undying spirit of 24 ordinary people who have done extraordinary service and have expanded the realm of humanity across the country in fields as diverse as women empowerment, youth, environment, social welfare, health, disability, education & children. Click here to watch the video. - ‘Rays of Hope’ award (2012) (Individual Category) initiated by Earth Foundation to recognize individuals from around the country who have been doing outstanding and pioneering work for the underprivileged girl children. The award acknowledges efforts of these individuals in bridging the gap and creating awareness about the plight of the underprivileged children. - ‘Champions of Social Transformation’ award (2011),instituted by the National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahai’s for transforming lives of the rural girls through education. - ‘Gillette Blade of Honour ‘, (2011) for making significant contribution to the society in a simple yet inspiring way. - ‘India NGO of the Year’ award (2010), instituted by Resource Alliance & Rockefeller Foundation in the medium category for adopting good standards and transparent practices in implementing programmes. - Bronze award for Social Bravery (2009), instituted by Godfrey Phillips. - ‘Zee Pehel’ award (2009) for commendable service in social development. |







