In order to augment our financial resources, we had started a Children 's Education Fund in 2006. At that time we has on our rolls 130 School going children, of which 120 alone were at our Bal Mandir at Panvel. These children are unfortunate victims of broken families, or orphaned or destitutes from the slums. Our aim  is to ensure that these junior citizens get their basic rights of survival, education, health care and a happy childhood.

With our earnest desire to widen the spread of free education amongst the poor, we have decided to increase the strength from the existing number to 200 students from June 2008 onwards.

The children are spread out from Jr. K.G. to Standard XI, and are admitted to English & Marathi medium schools near by.  The Tiny Tots are transported to their respective schools & back to the Ashram by hired contract vehicle.

We are fortunate in having 12 teachers, who have volunteered to stay in our Ashram full time to coach and take care of the children throughout .. free of cost.

We Aim To Give Them The Best... Which They Deserve.

To day's cost of basic education has risen to unexpected heights. The monthly fees, expenses on text & note books, 4 pairs of school uniforms, Conveyance etc., leaves a big dent in our scanty resources. Moreover  the manpower & expenses at the new premises is expected to add to the cost burden.  

We Need Your Help to Help them.

 To meet the steep rise in expenses on account of children's needs, we have embarked upon a large scale fund raising scheme.                                                        

You could help in sponsoring a child for a small amount of Rs. 2500/- per month or Rs. 30,000/- per year.

You could also help in donating  a small amount of Rs. 1,200/- in Our Children Education Fund, which will go a long way in meeting the day to day expenses of the destitute children. 

It is earnestly believed that all philanthropic minded people will whole heartedly welcome such a scheme with strong support and encouragement.

Remember, Aristotle the ancient Greek Philosopher once said "Those who educate children well are more to be honoured than parents, for these only gave life, those the art of living well."