9 States ✦3,000+ Students ✦20+ Volunteers ✦No cost to schools ✦10 Modules built ✦Peer-to-peer model ✦Est. 2023 ✦9 States ✦3,000+ Students ✦20+ Volunteers ✦No cost to schools ✦10 Modules built ✦Peer-to-peer model ✦Est. 2023 ✦
Project L.I.F.E. · India · Est. 2023

Learning
is for
Everyone

We build science escape rooms for government school children in India. No lab. No electricity. Just a scenario, a twenty-minute timer, and a question that actually matters.

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3K+
Students impacted
10
Modules built
9
States reached
20+
Volunteers
What is Project L.I.F.E.

98% curious
at birth.
2% remain
at 25.

A student in Kuppam could recite the water cycle word for word. Asked what she would do if her lake was contaminated, she went silent. Not because she was not intelligent, but because no one had ever asked her to think.

"What if the scenario was: your village water is contaminated and you have twenty minutes to make it safe?"

That question is how Project L.I.F.E. was born. We design science escape rooms, real scenarios with household materials, no instructions, a ticking timer. Students stop being students and start being scientists.

Every module costs under Rs. 100, needs no electricity, runs on one printed sheet, and is delivered peer-to-peer: older students facilitating for younger ones.

01
Context is everything
The Stakes Card at the start of every module grounds the experiment in something emotionally real, a contaminated river, a dark village, a sick child. This single shift transforms exercise-solvers into problem-solvers.
02
Struggle is the method
We design in the moment of being stuck. Confusion is not a failure state, it is where learning actually happens. Facilitators ask questions. They never give answers.
03
Constraints unlock creativity
Every module uses only materials from a low-income household. No lab. No equipment. The constraint is the point.
What we have done so far

Three years in.
Here is what
happened.

🏫
Escape Rooms
3,000 students across 9 states
Since we started, 3,000 students across government schools in Karnataka, Bihar, Delhi, Rajasthan, Gujarat, and more have run our modules. No cost to the school, ever.
📄
Curriculum
10 modules built
The Dark Village (circuits), The Contaminated Lake (filtration), The Sick Child (digestion), The Broken Bridge (engineering), and six more. Each runs on household materials, under Rs. 100, no electricity needed.
📖
Book, published, looking for wider reach
No One Said I Can
Illustrated non-fiction. 11 real letters from Indian scientists who grew up with nothing. Translated into three regional languages. Published and distributed. We are looking for NGO partners and volunteers to get it into more hands.
📱
App, in testing
Jugaadu, find the science in your house
An iOS app for children aged 8 to 14. Pick a household object, get matched to an experiment, write your prediction before you know the answer. Built for offline use. Currently in testing, looking for early testers.
Why volunteer

What you
actually get
out of this.

🎓
Real facilitation experience
You run sessions, not logistics. You learn how to ask better questions and sit with uncomfortable silences, skills no course teaches you.
🗺️
Build something that travels
Our peer-to-peer model means the students you train go on to run sessions themselves. You start a chain, not just do one thing once.
📝
Contribute to the curriculum
We are actively building new modules. If you have domain knowledge in biology, chemistry, engineering or physics, there is something real here to make.
🤝
Join the network
20+ volunteers across India. Teachers, students, researchers, designers. People who take education access seriously and actually show up.
Come
build with
us.

We are looking for volunteers who can facilitate sessions, design modules, translate materials, distribute the book, or test the app. Ten hours of your time can reach a hundred students.

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