At PARC, we strive for well-being of our communities. The initiative, which is a collaboration with Anthill creations, aims at bringing back the playful innocence of a child by building a sustainable playscape, spanning across 5000 square feet, adjacent to the PARC’s building in Pilani and also set the seal on sparkling learning of the specially abled children.
The initiative tries to bring a play-cum-learning ecosystem for the younger generations with various educational and play swings like the walker maze, balance beam, double swing, and transverse beam.
To add your personal touch to the initiative, we encourage you to visit the donation page.
At PARC, we believe that no student should be left behind and want everyone to have equal access to quality education and teaching. We must help equip teachers with the necessary tools they need to survive and thrive in this new, online world that will help them teach their students better.
To help with this transition, the PARC Student Team has curated a course that has video tutorials, PDF documents on a plethora of useful online tools, such as Search Engines, Google Services, and video conferencing solutions. This course is self-paced and is provided free of cost to all.
One of the team’s first projects, this project aimed at distributing surplus cooked food from hostel messes and restaurants on campus to the underprivileged and needy. The initiative was a resounding success, and it sowed the seeds of what came to be a highly productive and compassionate student group.
PARC is now looking to scale up the process and developing a more holistic solution aimed at zero wastage.
Prayogshala encourages scientific temperament among children by providing an all-round, comprehensive, and interactive learning experience that will make them question the ‘why’ of things. The curriculum is offered entirely free-of-cost and conducted at the PARC building. The classes and projects empower children by providing them with an opportunity to access quality education and thus, empower themselves.
The student team has made inroads to tackle a universal problem- managing waste efficiently and subsequently turning it into something useful. The team identified unnecessary use of plastic utensils on the Pilani campus, one of the primary hindrances to waste management, and offered wooden and paper replacements. The institute recognized the need for change and swiftly carried out the proposed measures. The waste management team continues to strive to make their surroundings completely waste-free and, subsequently, self-sustaining.
In collaboration with Team BITS at the Shell-Eco marathon, PARC proposed the planting of 100 fruit-bearing trees in Pilani. The student team, along with the Krishi Vigyan Kendra in Churu, identified a local farmer and entrusted him with the responsibility of planting 50 trees and the remaining were placed under the care of the Krishi Vigyan Kendra. The income generated from these trees would be used to fund other profitable ventures with the aim of making Pilani’s farmers self-sufficient.
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