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“A seemingly small financial gap had kept three children out of school. Removing it opened the door for an entire family.”
Three siblings from a family in Gurugram were out of school, not because their parents lacked the will — both parents worked — but because the one-time admission fees for books and uniforms were beyond their reach.
The eldest, a 10-year-old girl, had never been to school at all. She began at KG level with plans for additional support to help her progress faster.
SNEH Foundation enrolled all three children at Rashtriyahit Sewa Sangathan school in Sukhrali, Gurgaon, covering admission costs, books, and uniforms so the children could attend with dignity.
A seemingly small financial gap had kept three children out of school. Removing it opened the door to education for an entire family.
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