Become a Mentor
Mentoring isn’t a one-way process. It’s a two-way street. It has the potential to radically transform not just one life, but two. It’s fun, it’s an adventure, you’ll learn a lot about yourself, you’ll have stories to last a lifetime.
Priwexus Foundation channels the network's ultra-high-net-worth members toward nation-building philanthropy, honoring India's protectors through targeted support for children of martyrs from armed forces, paramilitary, and police families.
The children of India’s martyrs carry not just the pain of loss, but also the weight of unfulfilled dreams, uncertainty, and the challenge of growing up without the presence and support of a brave parent. While various government and civil society initiatives offer compensation and symbolic recognition, the everyday needs emotional, educational, and aspirational of martyr families often remain unmet.
“Vismaya” is the name of martyr NSG commando Lt. Col. Niranjan E. Kumar’s daughter who was just 18 months old when she lost her father to a cowardly attack by Pakistani terrorists on the Pathankot airbase under the cover of darkness in 2016.
We have decided to call this project Vismaya to express our heartfelt commitment to ensure that the children of India’s heroes never walk alone. Our initiative aims to be the bridge that turns adversity into opportunity, so every martyr’s child can thrive, not just survive.
Through Vismaya, Priwexus Foundation aspires to honor the legacy of India’s martyrs by empowering their children with hope, direction, and lasting opportunities. The initiative assures every child: “You are seen, you are valued, and your dreams matter as much as your parent’s sacrifice.”
For donor, volunteer, and school/college partnership opportunities, Priwexus Foundation welcomes collaboration to grow the reach and impact of “Vismaya".
Mentoring at Vismaya will guarantee the children of Indian Martyrs that there is someone who cares about them, assures them they are not alone in dealing with day-to-day challenges, and makes them feel like they matter. Research confirms that quality mentoring relationships have powerful positive effects on young people in a variety of personal, academic, and professional situations. Ultimately, mentoring connects a young person to personal growth and development, and social and economic opportunity.
Mentoring isn’t a one-way process. It’s a two-way street. It has the potential to radically transform not just one life, but two. It’s fun, it’s an adventure, you’ll learn a lot about yourself, you’ll have stories to last a lifetime.
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