Sri Palaniappa educational trust ( SPET )

Welcome to Sri Palaniappa Educational Trust

✨ Educating and Enriching Lives ✨

Transforming rural communities through education, women empowerment, and environmental sustainability. Join us in our mission to create lasting social change across Tamil Nadu.

Women Empowerment

Child Care

Community Outreach

Education Programs

Key Programs

Transforming lives through comprehensive programs designed to empower communities

SPET has been actively involved in organizing and nurturing Women Self-Help Groups (SHGs) for more than 12 years. In association with the Tamil Nadu Women Development Corporation, SPET has successfully formed over 260 SHGs

SHG Group Meeting

Empowering rural women through collective action

Success Story

“Many women who were once confined to household duties have now become successful entrepreneurs running small businesses, tailoring units, or farms. This transformation has led to better living conditions, education for their children, and overall community development.”

SPET operates 10 crèches each in Salem and Coimbatore districts under the National Crèche Scheme, providing early childhood care and education to children (ages 1-5) of working mothers and underprivileged families.

Nutritious meals

Health checkups

Early education

Safe environment

Impact

“These crèches act as a second home for children, preventing early school dropouts and child labor, while giving mothers the freedom to work and support their families.”

250 +

Cases Registered Annually

See Our Impact

Real moments from our programs showcasing the transformation in communities

Educational Awareness

Reaching students in schools

Community Outreach

Grassroots engagement

Cultural Programs

Celebrating traditions

Real Impact

“Once a homemaker, Rekha joined an SHG in Dharmapuri with the help of SPET. Through micro-credit support, she started a tailoring unit, now employing 5 women.”

“Once a homemaker, Rekha joined an SHG in Dharmapuri with the help of SPET. Through micro-credit support, she started a tailoring unit, now employing 5 women.”

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