Lives Transformed

From Silence to Strength

Nagmin, 11 years

A shy, introvert girl from Kalakhadak slum discovered her strength through Mehandi art and is now teaching others in her community.

A Leap Towards Purpose

Azim, 14 years

A directionless teenager involved with local gangs transformed into an aspiring national-level Long Jump athlete, inspiring his father to quit drinking.

From Alphabets to Best Student

Arif, 11 years

A boy who could barely read alphabets won the 'Best Student' award at his school within a year of joining SNEH Project Gyan.

Where There Is a Will, There Is a Way

A boy from Balajinagar slum enrolled in SNEH Preschool and secured an RTE admission to a top English-medium school with his parents' unwavering support.

Eyes on Hope

A blind FYBA student from Gorakhpur received a smartphone for accessibility, college fee support, and is now pursuing his music talent alongside his degree.

Bravery Through Turbulent Times

Shaurya Krishna Patil, 4 years

A 4-year-old from a pandemic-affected migrant family overcame shyness and concentration issues to become an enthusiastic learner at SNEH Preschool.

Timely Support Can Change Lives

A high-risk pregnant mother with anaemia was identified by Project Vatsalya, received continuous care, and safely delivered a healthy 3 kg baby.

Empowering Dreams Beyond Boundaries

An adolescent beneficiary from Vetalnagar under Project Vatsalya received financial support from SNEH Foundation and Wipro Cares to represent India on an international platform in Nepal.

None to All

From the poorest family unable to provide two meals a day, Sidhant recovered from severe malnutrition to reach the healthy zone, transforming his parents' awareness.

A New Beginning

Chandni & Ayush, 9 and 5 years

Two children from a begging family in Shantinagar were rehabilitated into Antar Bharti institute with their family now under ongoing supervision.

Keeping the Dream Alive

A bicycle supply worker's children passed class 10 but couldn't afford junior college — SNEH enrolled them, paid fees, and arranged books and uniforms.

From Hunger to Hope

Gauri & Pratiksha, 1.5 and 7 years

Two sisters, one severely malnourished, were rehabilitated from homelessness into institutional care with access to nutrition and education.

One Family, Many Battles Won

A drought-hit farmer’s family in Kalakhadak slum received multi-generational support — from malnutrition treatment for one daughter to re-enrolling another in school and counselling the mother on family planning.

Protecting Children in Crisis

After a mother’s suicide left five children without care, SNEH coordinated the rehabilitation of three young children to Maher institute while keeping the two older children under close supervision.

Persistence and Passion Drive Success

Shashikant Bajrang Tambe, 5 years

A 5-year-old from Shantinagar with eye and kidney problems received medical treatment through SNEH and was successfully prepared for RTE admission.

We Make Lives by What We Give

Three children from a family in Gurugram, whose parents could afford monthly fees but not one-time admission costs, were enrolled in school with books and uniforms arranged by SNEH.

Taking Nutrition to 500 Children

SNEH Foundation partnered with Lions Club International to reach 500 malnourished children in villages around Pune, supported directly by the District Council and Ministry of Women and Child Welfare.

Mothers Who Became Entrepreneurs

Mothers of SNEH Preschool children from marginalised communities were trained in creating paper bags, diyas, and rakhis — and their products found buyers in corporate companies.