Contact
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01
I want to support the school
Adopt A Child, give to the General Fund, contribute to the corpus, or set up a recurring gift. The donate page has every path with the actual amounts and tax-receipt details.
02
I represent a CSR team or family foundation
Larger gifts, multi-year programmes, and restricted funding are handled by the partnerships lead. Expect a direct conversation, not a templated reply.
03
I'd like to start a Legacy gift
A ₹8 lakh endowment that educates one child a year, forever. This is a slow conversation, not a transaction, start with Bipin directly, or read the full mechanism first.
04
I'd like to visit the school
Visitors are warmly welcomed by appointment. The visit page has the logistics, flying into Jorhat, the ferry from Nimati, and what to expect on campus.
05
I want to volunteer or contribute my skills
Workshops, residencies on campus, remote contributions, curriculum work, library design, many ways in. Have a look at the five paths and tell us what you have in mind.
06
I want to teach at Hummingbird
We’re looking for inquiry-driven educators across grades and subjects. Residential roles include accommodation on campus. The careers page lists the kinds of roles we hire for and how to apply.
07
I'm a journalist or researcher
Happy to help with interviews, access to the campus, and a press kit with photos and statistics. Past coverage is on the press page so you can see what others have written.
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Getting here
Most visitors fly into Jorhat (JRH), drive 25 minutes to Nimati Ghat, take the public ferry across the Brahmaputra to Kamalabari, and then a short auto/cab to the school. Plan a half-day for the crossing.
Full visit logistics
