NEED FOR FINANCIAL LITERACY

Through WealthVidya, we have created and will continue to create a significant impact on the lives and livelihoods of children, youth, women and urban poor from low-income families. Our program equips them with essential financial knowledge and skills, empowering them to effectively manage their cash-flow, save securely, plan for the future, and make prudent financial decisions.

49%

Millennials were most susceptible to online fraud

77%

Loans taken by Indian youth are for aspirational lifestyle

63%

Indians pay hospital bills out of their pockets

2.33Cr

Teens engage in digital asset trading yearly

We are proud to deliver a Structured Skill Development Program aligned with the New Education Policy (2020), to bridge the gap in Financial Literacy and prepare our students for a Digitally Atmanirbhar and Viksit Bharat!

STUDENTS REACHED BY WEALTHVIDYA’S PROGRAM

We have collaborated with public, tribal, military-run, and government schools to support underprivileged children. Our efforts reach the most remote areas.

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24 states 2 UT’s reached
4.6/5 Average School Rating
670+ Educational Institutes
33650+ Students participated
53 Teachers empowered

Key projects and impact

AICTE

With AICTE

16,500+ students trained under NEAT 4.0

Age group: 17–52
Focus: Livelihood
82%

Young students were confident to apply for jobs in BFSI industry.

72%

Teachers started teaching finance in local languages.

47%

Learners opened Demat accounts to start SIPs.

66%

Learners started UPI payments & got cashback benefits.

64%

Participants understood insurance policies.

NITI

With AIM-NITI Aayog

16,500+ students trained under NEAT 4.0

Age group: 17–52
Focus: Livelihood
74%

Learners started maintaining a monthly spending plan.

59%

Schools implemented financial literacy in their curriculum.

93%

Learners submitted digital fraud projects and added safety features on their devices.

56%

Learners asked their parents to start SIPs in the family.

67%

Learners visited nearby bank branches to open bank accounts.

DEVT

With DVET Maharashtra

3,750+ ITI students trained

Age group: 16 to 20 years
Focus: Finance as a life skill
86%

Learners understood Maharashtra Government schemes under PMFBY and solar-based subsidies.

72%

Women participated across 36 ITIs in Pune and Nashik districts.

67%

Learners visited local branches to open Jan Dhan accounts.

67%

Learners are considering buying life insurance.

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