Empower a child with the gift of education and watch them soar.
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As our organization grows, there's a myriad of tasks, from class coordination to communication with parents and teachers. Get involved in making it all run smoothly..
Nanhe Khwab Charitable Trust is a registered organization under the Bombay Public Trusts Act, 1950. Our work is largely volunteer-driven, supported by two dedicated teachers who provide daily instruction. We are devoted to empowering underprivileged children through education, with operations in Delhi/NCR, Gurgaon, Pune, and Mumbai.
A key part of our mission is our partnership with Pragati School in Gurgaon, under the NGO AID. Pragati School provides foundational education to children aged 5-12 from disadvantaged backgrounds. When these students are ready for formal schooling, we facilitate their transition by identifying suitable schools, securing sponsorships, and ensuring they have the necessary resources to succeed.
Beyond academics, we are committed to holistic development. We organize mentoring programs, offer additional tutoring, and create opportunities for extracurricular engagement, ensuring each child’s educational journey is enriched with support and care.
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You can donate books, clothes, money. Money gets used in School/Tuition fees, books, clothes etc.
If you are a doctor or related to medical in any way, help us getting kids get the check ups done time to time.
As the kids are from poor family, you can sponsor meals for kids sometime.
Spend quality time with kids, motivate them for better future, counsel them for better career opportunities.
Let us know if you want to start something simlilar in your city.
We are always in need of it. You can manage our social handles, teach kids, do administration work, help us getting sponsors.
Nanhe Khwab was founded in 2013 by the Sharma sisters, who, despite their regular professional commitments, have passionately dedicated themselves to improving the lives of underprivileged children. Later, their friend Ameen learned about their mission and wholeheartedly joined them in this inspiring journey.
A coder by profession, a social worker by passion. For the past ten years, I’ve dedicated my time and energy to improving the lives of underprivileged children. My journey began when I met Vikas, a young boy working at a grocery store in my neighborhood. I started teaching him at home, and today, after ten years, he has completed his 12th grade and is now employed at a good company, living a life of dignity. From that moment, my commitment to this cause has never wavered. In my free time, I love exploring the world, whether solo, with my partner, or with my dog, always on the lookout for the next adventure.
Inspired by my elder sister, I was drawn to the idea of establishing our own NGO to contribute to the betterment of society. My sister and I collaborate to brainstorm innovative ways to create opportunities for underprivileged children. She dedicates her time to volunteering in Gurgaon, while I do the same in Mumbai. When I'm not working or volunteering, you'll often find me either surrounded by the serenity of mountains or hitting the gym, staying active and engaged in various pursuits.
I have a vast and diverse experience in the field of accounting and audit. Apart from the professional interests, I actively participates in social causes and has a passion for educating the masses.
June 12, 2020 By Prashant Joshi of @humansofhindustanofficial
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