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- I am just an ordinary city boy like so many all over Mumbai. I am teaching street kids since the age of 17. Since 2011 I have undertaken the task to uplift the families staying under flyovers of Mumbai. I live with my family in Palghar district, Maharashtra. I travel 120 km every day in the Mumbai local form Boisar to Kandivali to teach my kids on the streets itself. I spend my whole day with them and take care of my children. Their schooling, food, medical, transportation, sports and overall development - I take care of it all.
- I sponsor the education of 73 students and need your help to build the school for my children. I was awarded as "Mumbai Ke Asali Hero” by Red FM recently. I have been taking care of the street kids of Kandivali (Mumbai) and funding the education of one 73 street kids since last 5 years. Along with their academic needs, I am taking care of their books, uniform, food, medical, transportation, etc. I have already identified a ready infrastructure for which I am raising the funds to buy that school for my children. My kids are in need of your help otherwise they will have to sit under the flyover again. They have big dreams, and them becoming successful is my success as well. We need a total of Rs. 10,00,00,000/ to buy the school and for 600 children annual expenses.
With this ride, the aim is to ensure that I can eventually set up my own school, and give free education to all street kids. My kids and I need your help to give them a brighter future.
I am raising this funds to build an international quality of school for kids whose parents can not afford them to sent into such school. Right now we are sending approximately 70 kids to a private school in kandivali "Thakur Shyamnarayan High School" for their better and quality education. But if we will be able to open our own school then we can provide an international quality of education to millions of underprivileged children who are on street, platforms, temples and forced to involved in unethical activities.
I would like to request from everyone that it's not that as an organization what I want to do for such kids, but as a parent what I can do for these kids!
I would like to request from everyone that it's not that as an organization what I want to do for such kids, but as a parent what I can do for these kids!
