One of our students, Swati, just 17 years old, has been diagnosed with bone cancer. Her dreams of completing her education and building a bright future are now overshadowed by this devastating challenge.
The cost of her urgent operation is $2750. This is a critical time, and your generous support can make all the difference in giving Swati a chance to fight and overcome this illness.
Please contribute whatever you can to help Swati receive the treatment she urgently needs. Donate now and be the light in Swati’s fight against cancer.
Laxman, a 35-year-old rickshaw puller, has been working at our Sandipani Muni School, safely bringing and dropping off our students every day.
Unfortunately, he recently met with an accident, breaking his leg—the same leg already affected by polio. With no family to support him, he is now completely helpless.
He needs surgery to recover and regain his mobility. The cost of the surgery is $350. We kindly request your support to help Laxman in this difficult time.
“When we opened the school 20 years ago, looking at those little children walking through our school gate, it was beautiful to see them coming in to study. At the same time, it was heart rendering to see the poor condition they were living in. A lot has changed since then, and they have changed enormously” – Rupa Raghunath, Founder CEO FFLV
When you see the whole organisation behind and how much they do to keep the administration in a row, you don’t have doubts. You want to stay and help in whatever way you can for whatever time you have available.
What an honor it was to have the sweet opportunity to spend time with the girls of Sandipani Muni. I may have been teaching meditation, however I am certain that the girls taught more more than I taught them.
I really enjoyed volunteering at Food for Life Vrindavan for two weeks. Editing the German and the Swiss Website was a great pleasure for me. Everybody was really friendly and I loved to take part in the assembly together with the girls.
A Braid for Life This month we had Denise, an Ayurvedic therapist from Italy, as a volunteer at FFLV. In Italy
Japan’s Group Experience A group of thirty people from Japan visited FFLV. They enjoyed the morning assembly with school girls and felt so emotional after knowing about the girls and FFLV’s projects. “I was deeply moved by the fact that, the school is nurturing the richness of the hearts of children living in poverty while [&hel
