Khel Khel Mein
Khel Khel Mein is a unique initiative of Wockhardt Foundation, comprising of Edu Recreational Centres for the underprivileged children aged 6 to 12 years
MISSION
Values and Good Habits Through Fun and Play
We are committed to transforming children's lives through joyful, experiential learning that develops character, strengthens life skills, and inspires them to become responsible citizens who contribute positively to society.
"People talk about leaving a better planet for our children. We believe in leaving better children for our planet."
THE NEED
Every child deserves more than an education—they deserve the opportunity to grow into a confident, compassionate, and responsible individual. Yet, thousands of children from underserved communities continue to face barriers such as limited access to enriching learning environments, unsafe surroundings, inadequate recreational opportunities, and a lack of value-based education during their formative years.
While schools primarily focus on academic achievement, children also need emotional resilience, empathy, integrity, confidence, and life skills to navigate an increasingly complex world. Without these foundations, they are more vulnerable to negative influences and less equipped to realise their full potential.
Khel Khel Mein was created to bridge this gap. Through joyful, experiential learning, we nurture the intellectual, emotional, and spiritual development of every child. By integrating the Seven Human Values into engaging daily activities, we create safe spaces where children learn, play, explore, and develop the character and confidence needed to become responsible citizens and future leaders.
Because when values are learned early, they shape a lifetime.
BENEFITS
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Learning abilities
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Recreation
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Social skills
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Health benefits
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Qualified and trained teachers
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Friendship bonds
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Joy and hope
ACHIEVEMENTS
8 Centers, 14.15 lakhs Children Times Benefitted
LEARNING LIBRARIES
Khel Khel Mein's Learning Libraries are vibrant learning spaces where children discover the joy of learning, build meaningful relationships, and develop essential life skills in a safe and nurturing environment. More than just libraries, these centres serve as hubs for value-based education, creativity, exploration, and holistic child development.
Today, Khel Khel Mein operates 8 community libraries across Bengaluru, reaching 393+ children through a structured, year-long program conducted five days a week. Each library provides children with access to books, educational resources, STEM learning materials, games, and engaging activities that inspire curiosity and encourage lifelong learning.
Every session is designed around KKM's Seven Human Values—Gratitude, Forgiving, Love, Humility, Giving, Patience, and Truth—which are integrated into everyday learning through storytelling, academic exploration, creative arts, riddles, indoor and outdoor games, yoga, meditation, and collaborative activities.
Our Community Libraries provide children with:
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A safe and inclusive environment to learn, play, and grow.
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Access to books, STEM activities, and educational learning resources.
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Value-based education that nurtures character, empathy, and responsible behaviour.
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Opportunities to develop creativity, communication, teamwork, and leadership skills.
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Physical and mental well-being through games, yoga, meditation, and recreational activities.
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Caring mentors who guide, encourage, and inspire every child.
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A supportive community where friendships are built, confidence is strengthened, and every child feels valued.
Beyond the children, our libraries actively engage parents, educators, and local communities, creating a collaborative ecosystem that supports holistic development and reinforces positive values both inside and outside the classroom.
At Khel Khel Mein, every library is more than a place to read—it is a space where children discover their potential, develop strong values, and build the confidence to shape a brighter future.
GALLERY
CONTACT DETAILS:
Programme Coordinator: Ms.Priya Chauhan










