MAMTA EDUCATION FOUNDATION was established with the goal of providing much-needed assistance and support to underprivileged children in India while also enhancing their quality of life. MAMTA EDUCATION FOUNDATION envisions a world where all children reach their full potential in society that value human dignity and rights. It is a non-religious, non-political, non-governmental organization. Mamta Education Foundation is a child-centered, nationally registered non-profit organisation.

Mamta Education Foundation’s major goal is to improve people’s quality of life. The quality of life is improved through promoting community mobilisation in all of its facets. The government is participatory and centred on natural resource management. This non-profit organization’s main areas of focus include environmental promotion and protection, as well as fostering community participation. They also promote social capital and give education.

Mamta Education Foundation places a strong emphasis on environmental protection and children’s education. Action research interventions assist in creating the necessary space for stakeholder involvement and participation in change. They study the conditions that shape people’s environments with whom they collaborate.

The NGO has created appropriate educational material and text books for child labourers based on their level of learning and age. The instructional materials are also made available to those who are on the margins of society. The educational initiatives of the Mamta Education Foundation, known as Village Education Committees or VECs, form the foundation of the organisation. They’ve organised self-help organisations and are providing education to adolescent girls. Other areas of work include CBOs that protect children’s rights and literacy initiatives that educate youth in rural areas.

Aside from these endeavours, Mamta Education Foundation continues to assist in the management of natural resources in the community. They operate on areas related to women’s and children’s rights, as well as giving education to them. They enable people’s overall growth, networking, movement formation, campaigning, and participatory government.