Success Stories of Sambodhi Educational Welfare Seva Sansthan
1. Rekha’s Journey from Child Labor to Classroom
Rekha, a 12-year-old from a marginalized community, was rescued from child labor by Sambodhi volunteers. She joined a bridge course and was later enrolled in a government school. Now a top student, she aspires to become a teacher.
2. Empowering Women Through Skill Training
Sangeeta Devi, a widow from Rampur, joined Sambodhi’s tailoring training program. Today, she owns a small business and employs two other women, gaining financial independence and self-respect.
3. Turning a Slum into a Learning Hub
In a neglected urban area, Sambodhi established a learning center offering free tuition, health care, and meals. This has significantly reduced school dropouts and child labor, giving over 150 children hope for a brighter future.
4. Rohit: From Street Child to Scholar
Rohit, once living on the streets, was brought into Sambodhi’s care. After receiving education and shelter, he is now pursuing a diploma in computer applications and mentoring other children.
5. Bridging the Digital Divide
During the pandemic, Sambodhi launched "Digital Pathshala" to provide online education using tablets. Over 500 rural students, including many girls, were empowered to continue learning through digital means.
