Our Team
Sonu 
Sonu Kaur is a teacher and social worker, born in Nepal and now residing in New Delhi. A truly amazing and inspiring woman who is dedicated to helping women and children create a bright future by helping them through education. Her philosophy is: Caring, sharing and helping people is life.
David 
Residing in Perth, Western Australia, David is the Chairperson of Thrive Seed in Australia. David is passionate about making a difference in the lives of others.
Ravinder
Meet Ravinder Singh, Kamalpreet Kaur’s husband, and Thriveseed’s new Project Manager. For many years, Kamalpreet wore many hats and now she has decided to pass one off. He will be managing all administrative and business related duties, while Kamalpreet can do what she loves - teach. He is a spiritual man, with many wisdoms and stories, and enjoys learning about different cultures and ways of living, thus, he will also be coordinating with volunteers prior and during their time with Thriveseed. Thank you and welcome to the team!
Miss Babita
Miss Babita teaches at our school in Baljeet Nagar. She is a dedicated and hardworking teacher and is currently taking a teacher training course
Miss Pooja
Miss Pooja teaches at Nehru Nagar school and co-ordinates our women's empowerment project in Nehru Nagar. She is taking a course in design and hopes to follow this path in the future. Pooja is truly inspirational in all that she does
Miss Rajkumari
Miss Rajkumari teaches at Zakheera school. Despite not being allowed to leave Zakheera she has managed to get an education and takes one trip out of the slum each day in order to attend university
Mrs Sonia
Mrs Sonia teaches at Pandav Nagar school. She is a mother of three and comes from a community where women have not been allowed to work, but are fighting for their rights. This is our newest school and Mrs Sonia is great at dealing with the children here
Miss Komal
Miss Komal teaches sewing as part of the women's empowerment project in Pandav Nagar. The women here are very artistic and Komal makes the most of this to teach them new skills