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.

Priya is four years old and in the ‘nursery’ class at Amar Jyoti’s campus in Delhi, India. She is a pleasant girl from a low-income family — her parents do not make enough money to support their children.

When Priya joined the Jyoti school, she did not show any interest in her studies. Now, though, she is learning both Hindi and English, and she has shown improvement in her grades. Her teacher says she is an active girl who succeeds in all her subjects. Outside of class, she likes to play with toys and puzzles.

Thank you Tom, Yumi, Kelly and Chapman for supporting these amazing students and giving those that face disabilities the chance to learn in an integrated environment.

Thank you all for providing a year of integrated education to a child at one of Amar Jyoti Charitable Trust’s schools in the Indian region of Delhi. Your generous donations support a child like Kirti, who is 10 years old and a member of the ‘special’ class.

Kirti comes from a low-income family ­- her father is a fruit seller and the sole provider for the family. Kirti has faced a lot of obstacles in her young life, including being hearing impaired. Her brother is no different; he struggles with speech in addition to hearing problems.

An active girl, she struggled with her studies when she first was admitted into the Jyoti program. Through the efforts of Jyoti educators, Kirti has shown great improvement in her studies and is doing well in all subjects. During her free time, she loves to draw.

Amar Jyoti educates able-bodied and disabled students alongside one another, paving the way for an inclusive society. Dedicated to holistic engagement with each student, the school offers services that range from physical, occupational and family therapy to vocational training in computers, carpentry and fashion design.

Thank you Tom, Yumi, and the Butson family for giving a child like Kirti the chance to excel in school and in life.

Thank you all for providing a year of integrated education to a child at one of Amar Jyoti Charitable Trust§s schools in the Indian region of Delhi. Your generous donations support a child like Chaitanya, who is four years old and a new admittance to the nursery level class.

Chaitanya is a smart and active boy from a low-income family ­- his father is the sole provider for the family. When he joined the nursery class, Chaitanya had no interest in studying. Through the efforts of Jyoti educators, Chaitanya has shown great improvement in his studies and is excelling in all subjects. During his free time, he enjoys running around while playing with friends and reading poems.

Amar Jyoti educates able-bodied and disabled students alongside one another, paving the way for an inclusive society. Dedicated to holistic engagement with each student, the school offers services that range from physical, occupational and family therapy to vocational training in computers, carpentry and fashion design.

Thank you the Butson family, Tim and Sherie for giving Chaitanya the chance to enjoy an inclusive society.

Thank you for coming together to send Priyanka to school for an entire year.

Eleven year old Priyanka Kushwah  is a student of  Grade 2. Her father is a laborer and her mother is a housewife. Her family struggles financially.

Priyanka is a slow learner. When she  joined the special classes conducted by Amar Jyoti, Gwalior, she was very slow and uninterested in understanding and grasping concepts and weak in studies. Now Priyanka is showing marked improvement in her studies.

In addition to being a good student,  Priyanka has a pleasing personality and is very active in class.

Thank you, for ensuring that Priyanka goes to school for an entire year.

Four year-old Shakshi is a kindergartner in Gwalior, India. Her father is a shop keeper and her mother is a housewife. Both parents are illiterate and her family struggles financially.

Shakshi is a slow but determined learner. When she joined the special classes conducted by Amar Jyoti in Gwalior, she was very slow in understanding and grasping concepts. After lots of work, she is showing marked improvement in her studies. In addition to being a devoted student, Shakshi is a good carrom player and loves to draw.

Thank you all for your generosity. Your donation has ensured that Shakshi will continue getting a good education at Amar Jyoti.

Thank you for gifting a year of schooling to five year old Adil.

Adil is a kindergarten student at the integrated school run by Amar Jyoti in Gwalior, India. His father is a landless laborer and his mother is a housewife. Adil is an active learner, and although he struggled to keep pace with other students when he first joined the special classes conducted by Amar Jyoti, he now excels in all subjects. In addition to being a good student, Adil is sincere, dances very well, and loves drawing.

Thank you for enabling Adil to continue attending school at Amar Jyoti, Gwalior. Your generosity has helped him develop a love of learning.

Thank you for gifting an entire year of schooling to eight year old Vikas.

Vikas is currently studying in Grade 3 at the integrated school run by Amar Jyoti in Gwalior. Vikas comes from family with a very low-income. When Vikas got admission in the school, he was very weak in studies, but the personal attention given by the teachers has ensured that his grades have been steadily improving. Both his parents recognize the value of a good education and support him as much as possible. Though he was very reserved when he joined the school, he has now opened up, and plays well with the other students in his class.

Thank you for enabling Vikas to spend another year at Amar Jyoti, Gwalior.

Thank you for sending Varsha to school for an entire year.

Nine year old Varsha is a student of grade 4 at the integrated school run by Amar Jyoti, Gwalior. She is an active and smart girl with a pleasing personality. Varsha comes from a family of limited means. Her father works for a private firm, but the monthly income is not sufficient to enable him to send his daughter to school. Her parents, however, realize the importance of a good education, and are very happy to have been given this opportunity to have their daughter go to school.

Varsha is a very average student. She lags behind in almost all subjects, and will need individual attention from her teacher. She, however, is keen on learning, and takes an interest in all her classes. She likes interacting with her classmates, and co-operates with her teachers.

Thank you for ensuring that Varsha gets to attend school for a full year. She is determined to make the most of this opportunity.

Twelve old Rohit Balmiki is studying in Grade 4 at the integrated school run by Amar Jyoti in Gwalior. Vikas comes from family with a very low-income. His father is an agricultural laborer and his mother is a housewife.

When Rohit got admission in the school, he was very weak in studies, but the personal attention given by the teachers has ensured that his grades have been steadily improving. Both his parents recognize the value of a good education and support him as much as possible.

When Rohit joined the school, he was very reserved, but he has now opened up and has emerged active. He is very talented and enjoys drawing and dancing. His teacher regards him an all-rounder who also does well in studies. He’s recently learned to play carrom, which he enjoys very much/.

Thank you for ensuring he continues to get a good education.

Thank you for coming together to send Hemant to school for an entire year.

Six year old Hemant Khushwah studies in grade one at the integrated school run by Amar Jyoti at Gwalior. Hemant comes from a very poor family. His father is a landless laborer, and his mother is a housewife. Both his parents realize the value of a good education and ensure that Hemant attends school regularly.

Hemant was not a bright student, but after getting individual attention from his teachers has caught up with the rest of the class. He loves drawing and football. He’s also started playing cricket now, as you can see in the picture. The teacher finds Hemant quite a handful sometimes, but sweet-natured, at the same time.

With your support, Hemant can hone his skills and realize his potential. Thank you so much for this wonderful gesture!