Vrindavan’s summer hits 42°C in March, with hotter days looming. Our underprivileged students, trapped in crowded, uncooled homes, face dehydration, exhaustion, and heat strokes. For the new session, we aim to start their days with glucose and ORS to keep them hydrated. Join this effort.
Shockingly even today 27% of girls in India are married before 18. Their childhood stolen. Their dreams shattered.
58% drop out by Grade 5. Not because they lack talent, but because they lack support.
Even those who fight to stay in school face heartbreaking challenges—60% are anemic. 50% are undernourished. Hunger and poor health make learning a distant dream.
Every year, countless girls stand at our school gates—hopeful, eager, yet helpless. They don’t ask for much. Just a chance. A chance to learn. A chance to dream. But without help, they are turned away.
You can change this. Just one sponsorship can open the doors of education for a girl. It can keep her in school, nourish her body, and give her the future she deserves.
Will you be the reason she gets to dream?
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.
Our students recently visited Dr. Shroff’s Charity Eye Hospital, where they performed a series of perfor
Children’s Day reminds us of the importance of nurturing and empowering the over 1,500 girls we serve. Many of these girls come from rural areas and slums where education is often out of reach due to poverty, early marriage, and societal expectations. It is painful to know that around 2 million children in India remain […]
