Keeping the Dream Alive

Atul and Alisha's father works as a bicycle biscuit supplier, barely earning enough to feed the family. When both children passed their class 10 exams, it should have been a moment of celebration. Instead, it became a crisis — the family simply could not afford junior college fees.

Their father, overwhelmed by the financial burden, was ready to give up on their education entirely. That's when SNEH Foundation stepped in.

Both Atul and Alisha were enrolled at Nav Maharashtra Junior College. SNEH covered their admission fees, arranged textbooks, and provided school uniforms. The financial barrier that threatened to end their education was removed completely.

Today, both siblings attend college regularly and are committed to working harder. As the SNEH team noted, 'Kids have now got hope and are committed to work harder.' Their story shows how targeted educational support at critical transition points can keep dreams alive.