Our Impact

Dr. Rinku Saini teaches an educational seminar for young women. In the foreground is a sewing machine for the gifting program. Dear Friends, The past quarter has been full of meaningful progress for Save Kids Trust. In December, we welcomed four special guests to Jaipur, including two board members and two SKT donors, who spent several days immersed in our work. They visited each clinic, participated in educational seminars and street clinics, gifted sewing machines, and witn

Anaya is a bright 7‑year‑old studying in Class 2. She lives with her parents and three siblings in a small home where her father works as a tailor and her mother cares for the family. With limited income and little access to healthcare, even minor illnesses can quickly become overwhelming. When Anaya developed a painful skin infection, the family tried to manage it at home, hoping it would pass. But as the days stretched into weeks, her condition worsened. She struggled to sl

Ramlal, a 38‑year‑old daily wage worker, was returning home from a long day of labor when he was involved in a road traffic accident. The impact left him with a painful injury to his right leg—an alarming setback for someone who supports his elderly parents, his wife, and three young children. A few days later, as the pain, fever, and swelling worsened, Ramlal came to the Save Kids Trust Clinic. The abrasions on the top of his foot had become infected, and the soft‑tissue inj

Three generations of women in one family stand with Dr. Sharwan Saini, Founder & Executive Director of Save Kids Trust. Save Kids Trust has seen remarkable success helping women earn a living wage through the gifting of sewing machines. When a woman already has a talent or background in sewing, the right setup can transform that skill into a sustainable income—often enough to lift an entire family out of generational poverty. It’s one of the simplest, most cost‑effective inte

During a visit by board members and donors to the Save Kids Trust programs in Jaipur, India, Dr. Sharwan Saini took us to visit one of his first students. She was educated in a program run by SKT 20 years ago when she was a child.   Today, she lives with her husband, five children, and their grandparents, by the side of a road in Jaipur. You can see the road in several of the photographs.   When we arrived, Dr. Sharwan led the way, and she met him with a hug and a huge smile!

This December brought a burst of excitement to our Save Kids Trust programs as we welcomed four special visitors—two board members and two dedicated donors—who spent four full days immersed in the heart of our work. They toured every clinic neighborhood, joined educational sessions, and experienced firsthand the rhythm of both our bustling street clinics and our brick‑and‑mortar centers. They didn’t come empty‑handed. Packed in their suitcases were 600 pairs of cozy winter mi