Our Impact
More than marks — It's the lives that have been transformed.
In a world that measures success in certificates and scores, we measure ours in smiles, stories and second chances.
Since its founding in 2014, Mahatma Gandhi School has grown from a handful of children to now educating 650+ students completely free of cost.
Every Child Here Receives:
Free English-medium education
Books, bags, uniforms & stationery
Daily mid-day meals with love & nutrition
Festival celebrations & cultural outings
Quarterly shopping day — their choice
Emotional, spiritual & cultural grounding through morning prayers
Safe daily transport to & from school
Our true impact can't be counted. It is felt. It's in the confidence of a girl who speaks fluent English though she comes from a home with no books. It's in the tears of a mother who never imagined her child would be treated with such dignity.
Beyond the Classroom
Children from marginalised backgrounds: orphans, children of sex workers, prisoners, single mothers and daily wage workers
35,000+ Families during crisis, especially through our COVID-19 Ration & Vaccination Program
The building of Destitute's Palace (2024): our open shelter ashram for abandoned children
This is not charity. This is justice with open arms. And we're just getting started.
Explore Our Impact Areas
Free Schooling, Priceless Futures
Free English-medium education for 650+ children from the most marginalized communities.
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Sarva Dharma Samabhava
Equal respect for all religions — celebrated joyfully with every festival, every tradition.
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Covid-19 Care & Crisis Response
35,000+ families reached with ration kits and 6,000 free vaccinations during the pandemic.
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Kasturba Gandhi Skill Development
Empowering women with tailoring skills, sewing machines, and pathways to independence.
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Community Nourishment & Ration Support
Monthly ration kits for widows, the disabled, and families struck by sudden crisis.
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Medical Aid & Mobility Access
Wheelchairs, surgeries, and medicines for those who cannot afford healthcare.
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