Thank you for supporting Amar Jyoti Charitable Trust! Amar Jyoti serves about 700 children in Delhi, India through its unparalleled educational system in which children with and without disabilities learn together. In addition to their academic services, the school campuses also offer physical therapy, family counseling, vocational training, and health services.

Ainama is seven years old and a student in the special class as she is hearing impaired. She belongs to a low income group family that lives in a small rented house. Her father passed away from electric shock while her mother is illiterate and unable to earn money for her children. Ainama’s maternal uncle looks after the family.

When Ainama joined Amar Jyoti, she was slow in her studies and other work. Since that time, she has taken a great interest in her education and learns through sign language.

Thank you all for supporting Amar Jyoti and someone like Ainama!

Thank you for supporting Amar Jyoti Charitable Trust! Amar Jyoti serves about 700 children in Delhi, India through its unparalleled educational system in which children with and without disabilities learn together. In addition to their academic services, the school campuses also offer physical therapy, family counseling, vocational training, and health services.

Your donation supported someone like Sanjana, a six year old girl in kindergarten at Amar Jyoti. Sanjana is a very active and smart girl from a low-income family. Her father is a pedicab driver while her mother is a housewife.

Sanjana struggled with her studies when she first joined the school but has since shown improvement in all subjects. She receives individual attention from her teacher and is now equal to her peers.

Thank you, Friedman Group at UBS, for your support of children like Sanjana. Your donations help children in need access a quality education regardless of their physical stature.

Thank you for supporting Amar Jyoti Charitable Trust! Amar Jyoti serves about 700 children in Delhi, India through its unparalleled educational system in which children with and without disabilities learn together. In addition to their academic services, the school campuses also offer physical therapy, family counseling, vocational training, and health services.

Bhoomi is four years old and in the nursery school organized by Jyoti. Her father is a daily laborer while her mother is a housewife.

Bhoomi joined the school because she struggled with her studies and other work. Amar Jyoti has been a great benefit to her — she has shown improvement in her coursework and is talented in all subjects. Outside of academics, Bhoomi likes to paint.

Thank you again for supporting Amar Jyoti and someone like Bhoomi!

Prince is four years old and is in pre-school at Amar Jyoti. Prince lives in Delhi with his parents, who are farmers. Due to their poor economic background, his parents cannot afford the costs of tuition for him to attend school.

Amar Jyoti provides schooling for children in need. When Prince first joined Amar Jyoti’s pre-school, he was behind in his classwork and had little schooling experience. Now, Prince is caught up in all subjects and loves to play outside.

Thank you, Randy, for supporting Prince through Amar Jyoti’s efforts. His parents love to see him happy in school without the burden of tuition, and Prince loves spending his time in a safe learning environment.

Kashish is four years old and attends a school run by Amar Jyoti in Gwalior, Delhi, India. Her father, a taxi driver, is the sole provider for her family and struggles to fully support Kashish. Her parents realize the value of an education but cannot afford tuition to send her to school.

Amar Jyoti provides education for children like Kashish, who want to attend school but do not have the means to. With support from caring donors like you, Randy, Amar Jyoti is able to provide a well rounded education for Kashish.

Kashish is a good student that loves to sing with her classmates. Thanks to your generous donation, Randy, she is able to attend primary school for another year. Thank you, again, for improving Kashish’s life and future through education.

Six year old Prashant hails from a low income family in Gwalior, a city in Madhya Pradesh, India. His family struggles financially; his father works in a private company and his mother is a housewife. Prashant has one sister as well.

When Prashant joined the special classes conducted by Amar Jyoti in Gwalior, he was very reserved and shy. He is a very sincere student and does well in all the subjects. In addition to being a good student, Prashant dances very well and loves drawing.

Thank you, Randy — your donation ensures that Prashant will continue getting a good education at Amar Jyoti.

Thank you for supporting Amar Jyoti Charitable Trust! Amar Jyoti serves about 700 children in Delhi, India through its unparalleled educational system in which children with and without disabilities learn together. In addition to their academic services, the school campuses also offer physical therapy, family counseling, vocational training, and health services.

Yogita is seven years old and is in kindergarten at the Jyoti school.  She is a very active and smart girl. Her father works in the private sector but does not make enough money to support their family.

When Yogita joined the Jyoti school, she struggled with her studies and did not show any interest in her education. Now she is learning Hindi, English and math — her grades have improved as well. Yogita is good at drawing and likes to dance when she is not in class.

Thank you, Chapman, for giving Yogita the chance to learn and live in an integrated environment.

Thank you for supporting Amar Jyoti Charitable Trust! Amar Jyoti serves about 700 children in Delhi, India through its unparalleled educational system in which children with and without disabilities learn together. In addition to their academic services, the school campuses also offer physical therapy, family counseling, vocational training, and health services.

Saloni is four years old and in kindergarten. She is a very active, smart girl and a new admittance to the Jyoti school. She comes from an economically under-privileged family — her father is a farmer.

Saloni has shown great improvement in all of her classes since she first arrived. Outside of school, she likes to play with toys and is good at sports.

Thank you, Amit and Chapman, for giving Saloni a year of tuition and a chance to work in an integrated environment!

Thank you for supporting Amar Jyoti Charitable Trust! Amar Jyoti serves about 700 children through its unparalleled educational system in which children with and without disabilities learn together. In addition to their academic services, the school campuses also offer physical therapy, family counseling, vocational training, and health services.

Pinky is a 12 year old student in the special class (HI-B) at the Jyoti School. She is a thin but active girl and hearing impaired. Pinky’s family comes from a low income group. Her father is a farmer and has to rely on unpredictable daily wages. His living and economic conditions are not good yet the entire family depends on her father’s income to survive.

When Pinky first joined the Amar Jyoti school, she struggled with her studies and took other activities at a slow pace. Since that first day, she is greatly improved and is succeeding in all her studies. Pinky loves to draw and chooses to do so during their free time.

Thank you, Chapman, for giving Pinky the chance to participate in an integrated educational environment — a chance she deserved.

Thank you for supporting Amar Jyoti Charitable Trust! Amar Jyoti serves about 700 children in Delhi, India through its unparalleled educational system in which children with and without disabilities learn together. In addition to their academic services, the school campuses also offer physical therapy, family counseling, vocational training, and health services.

Krishna is four years old and a new member of the nursery class at the Jyoti school. He is a smart and sweet boy from an under-privileged family. His father is a farmer and can only afford a small house to shelter his family.

When Krishna first arrived at Jyoti, he was slow with his work and had weak grades. Yet gradually, he has shown improvement and has even caught up with his peers. Individual attention from his teacher helps this process. Outside of class, Krishna likes to color pictures.

Thank you, Chapman, for giving a child like Krishna the chance to enjoy a normal childhood through the integrated educational policies of Amar Jyoti!