
Pipal Tree Foundation (PTF) is a registered section 25 (now section 8) nonprofit organization. PTF has valid u/s 12A (a) certification, FCRA Certification and Section 80(G) of Income Tax Act, 1961. PTF works at a national level currently benefiting more than 100,000 underprivileged youth and women through large number of training centers across India and other projects, through initiatives in vocational education, sustainable livelihood and women empowerment.
Pipal tree provides vocational training for youth in various domains through its own training centers. Post training all students are placed with well known organisations on handsome salaries.
Pipal tree provides vocational training for women in various domains through its own training centers. Post training all students are placed with well known organisations on handsome salaries.
Pipal tree provides training to rural women in food processing. Post training women are provided initial machinery & raw material to setup small profitable enterprise in the related filed.
Pipal Tree Foundation launched the project to provide rations and skills training to 10,000 migrant workers across India affected due to COVID-19 lockdown.
Bee Keeping is also known as "Apiclture". This include the maintenance of the Beehives made by man. In old days man collectd honey from wild bees. Due to reckless tree cutting, number of natural honey combs in identified districts have reduced considerably. This project provides skill training to women beneficiaries in beekeeping.
Pipal Tree has built a bus for skill training “Skills on Wheels”. It is a new bus specially modified to provide skill training for rural youth/women at their doorsteps. This bus would move from one location to other location based on availability of interested beneficiaries and would provide skill training and employment (post training) to them.