Manage Stories

After years of failing vision, 68-year-old Ramabai received a free cataract surgery at our eye camp in Yavatmal. Today she weaves again and walks to the temple on her own.

A new school bag is a small thing — unless it is the difference between sitting in class and sitting at home. For 57,680 children this year, it was everything.

Laxmi, a rescued cow found injured on a highway, now lives at our Nagpur gaushala where she is healthy and adored. Her story is one of 1,400 rescued so far.

The Kharat family received a complete ration kit — grain, pulses, oil, and essentials — through our weekly distribution at the Wardha ration mela.

In a tribal hamlet of Gondia, a girl pressed a mouse for the first time. That click opened a world her parents could never have imagined.

Sunita joined a tailoring batch to 'pass time'. Eighteen months later, her stitching unit employs three women from her own village.

For the tribal hamlets of Melghat, a doctor visit used to mean a day-long trek. Our mobile health unit changed that equation forever.