While Unnati is SGBS Trust’s most successful programme today, it wasn’t a planned move. Infact, it was started by.
How we drove past the Unnati building on Bangalore’s Temple road, I don’t know. Even the chaiwala at the.
From a simple, sheltered workshop catering solely to job training, to a full-fledged center that offers a wide variety.
While Ananya Trust was officially set up in 1998, its roots can be traced back to the 80s, when.
Given the sensitive nature of the students at AMC, I have refrained from identifying them. But would like to.
Not much is available about AMC’s founder Dr. D L N Murti Rao on their website or in their.
Of the 100s of lives that Samarthanam has changed, it is the story of Rajani that stands out the.
Mahantesh GK is the man behind Samarthanam. In 1997, with Rs. 45,000 that he received as an M.Phil scholarship,.
Don’t be deceived by the quiet bungalow in Bangalore’s J P Nagar that houses the Samarthanam Trust for the.
In 2011, two of their students – Akshay Vijay and Hema Subramani – along with the art teacher Dhanaraj.
The story behind how this organization was setup is as interesting as its educational principles. Setup by Christel DeHaan,.
Our visit to the Christel House Foundation was scheduled for a Monday. We decided to leave a little.
With the quality services that Ummeed provides, it is no surprise then to find many of its children living.
So what led Sheilu Srinivasan, a champion in both sports and academics during her school days, to venture down.
Who’s the force behind this organisation that is working so hard to provide ummeed in the lives of these.
The NAB was setup by a certain Mr. Alpaiwala. Initially destined to become a lawyer, Mr. Alpaiwala became involved.
One of the interesting aspects of my visit to the NAB’s Worli office was my chance meeting with Soham.
If you were a disabled person what is that one thing you would always pray for? That your disability.
The three days I spent at Ummeed opened my eyes – really wide, might I add – to the.
It’s hard to believe that less than 100 meters away from the sprawling and flashy Phoenix Mills lies a.
A visit to the nonprofit MESCO left me impressed – truly impressed – in more ways than one. From.
How many times does the thought of helping the poor cross your mind? Do you act on that feeling.
As cliched as this may sound, the next time you make a face at what’s prepared for dinner at.
I spent the day at the Dignity Foundation from the 1st to the 5th of June, hoping to meet.