Stories of Change

Stories of change

These are the people behind our impact reports — told with their permission, in their words.

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Priya Yadav, 21 · Sitapur, Uttar Pradesh

The first in her family to finish school. Now, the first to go to college.

Priya was thirteen when her father asked her to leave school and help at home. A teacher from our learning centre walked to her house every evening for a month.

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From daily-wage labour to running the village's only solar repair shop.

Ravi spent eight years as a migrant labourer. A six-week solar technician course, and a ₹18,000 tool kit, changed the direction of his life.

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Healthcare

Arjun & Dev, 9 · Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh

A routine health camp caught what three fevers had hidden.

At a school health camp, our team found that nine-year-old Arjun had rheumatic heart disease — treatable, if caught in time.

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Women Empowerment

Sunita Devi, 34 · Nashik, Maharashtra

Twelve women, one sewing machine each, and an order book that's full till December.

Sunita's self-help group started by saving ₹50 a week. Today their tailoring collective supplies uniforms to 14 schools.

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Food & Nutrition

Lakshmi Amma, 58 · Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh

A grandmother's kitchen garden now feeds eleven families.

After two failed monsoons, Lakshmi Amma's family was surviving on rice. A ₹500 seed kit and a drip-irrigation drum changed their plate — and their neighbours'.

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The first in her family to finish school. Now, the first to go to college.

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From daily-wage labour to running the village's only solar repair shop.

A routine health camp caught what three fevers had hidden.

Twelve women, one sewing machine each, and an order book that's full till December.

A grandmother's kitchen garden now feeds eleven families.

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