We publish our numbers because a donor is entitled to know what a gift produced. Every figure can be checked against our audited accounts.
total beneficiaries whose lives have changed since 1997
children with disabilities, in residence and day school
elderly women living on campus
staff, teaching and non teaching
children to each trained special educator
charged to any family. Ever.
decades of unbroken service
children with disabilities supported — 215 girls and 390 boys
deaf and hard of hearing children
rehabilitated into work, further study or family life
supported into higher studies or technical education
beneficiaries empowered through skill development
sponsored for advanced medical treatment and surgery
Figures are cumulative since 1997 and are updated annually with the audited accounts.
hearing aids
tricycles
crutches
wheelchairs
A large part of our work is simply making sure people receive what the law already entitles them to.
We say this plainly because it is where support is most needed. Our library is planned but not built. Separate hostels for boys and girls are planned but not built. Staff accommodation is planned but not built. Speech therapy facilities are not yet properly streamlined. A corpus fund, which would let us stop living month to month, is still being built with the help of well wishers.
Fund One of TheseWe publish the full list of children with disabilities and the full list of elderly women we serve each year. A donor can match a name on this website against a name in the audited beneficiary list.
View Annual Beneficiary Lists
₹24,000 covers a full year of complete care for one child. Every rupee is audited and published.