Because why should they have a different bachpan?

Radhika, now 16, had lost all courage in adolescence when she had to drop out of her school because her parents couldnot afford her fees, and this was on top of not receiving quality education in the first place. Oftentimes, early marriage is seen as the only way out of such situations, and so was the case with Radhika. That was, until, she found her Ray of Hope within our institution, and was able to continue her studies. She is now all set to pursue her bachelor’s degree from Delhi University. Radhika now has no need to look for an escape, as she more than sufficient to choose her path in life.

Shraddha, Preeti, and Arushi have opened their own beauty parlours after taking practical training classes for 2 years, and now earn adequate income to raise their children.

And sometimes... Saviours need saving too The sheer perseverance that these individuals in need show against trials of fate, and the lifelong struggles of our own founder, has now become shining sources of inspiration for us volunteers as well.

And such is the story of Harshit, who, belonging to a poor family himself, felt powerless due to a never ending cycle of constant failures in life. On the verge of depression, he came in contact with our organisation and decided to become a part of our volunteers group to “be useful in some way atleast.” But, as he grew closer to these children, and helped them find their way, he slowly found his own long lost mettle in life. This positive impact of Volunteering not only helped him in making the push to finish his Masters, but also applying for and landing a secure govt job for himself. He has also found his newfound passion in dancing!

We now truly believe that helping others can help ourselves in ways we cannot even imagine. Encouraging someone can magically arouse feelings of encouragement in yourself too.