Tutor Doctor franchisee donates £1,000 to local charities

Having recently celebrated his sixth anniversary as a franchisee of Tutor Doctor Peterborough, Huntingdon, and Stamford, Piyush Gupta has long championed for children in need of additional, attentive support.

But Piyush’s achievements go far beyond this, and his journey as a pillar of his community has led him to collaborate with two local charities, Young People March and SEND charity, Little Miracles Peterborough. To mark his gratitude for their ongoing dedication to the community that he loves, he has donated £1,000 to support their development. 

“I’ve donated £500 to both Young People March and Little Miracles Peterborough to show our massive appreciation for everything they have done for students and the local community,” says Piyush. “What better way to say ‘thank you’ than to help them in their own endeavours?

“This is also a huge thank you to my tutors, who are giving so much to children who haven’t necessarily had access to mainstream education for various reasons. Innovative lessons, patience and the ability to cater to individual needs haven’t been straightforward, and my tutors have managed it exceptionally well with the support of these fantastic local charities.”

Having previously worked with Little Miracles Peterborough, Piyush knew of its expert approach to supporting SEND children. With dedicated safe spaces for play and sensory stimulation, he was aware of the benefits that partnering with such a well-organised and expertly run SEND charity would have on the young people he tutors.

Meanwhile, he has been working alongside Young People March since the beginning of the first lockdown in 2020 and throughout that time, has built a bespoke and supportive learning environment in the charity’s well-equipped facility. With Young People March, Piyush has gone above and beyond for students who are out of the mainstream education system in a bid to reinspire their love of learning.

“While we always have quality tutors available, being given the opportunity to use the charities’ fantastic facilities has made Tutor Doctor an even more accessible service to students in need,” says Piyush.

“I’m really proud to be a part of this. There are children who haven’t had access to these enriching opportunities and need this stepping stone - it’s very humbling to see the positive impact we’re having on young people’s lives.”