Our Impact

Every Saturday, Save Kids Trust’s Varsha Clinic holds a dedicated children's OPD (Outpatient Department)- a clinic where children can see a doctor without being admitted to a hospital. Sicker children who need a pediatrician's expert opinion, along with further investigation and treatment, are seen during this time. The children's OPD runs from 4 to 8 pm and typically sees between 25 and 40 children each Saturday.

Kavita's Story — From Severe Anemia to Hope Kavita is a 15-year-old girl from a financially struggling family. A few months ago, she became seriously ill, diagnosed with acute gastritis and severe anemia, her hemoglobin level at just 7.5 g/dL. The Save Kids Trust (SKT) team immediately helped her get admitted to a government hospital, where she received two units of blood transfusion, and we continued to follow her closely throughout her treatment. Behind Kavita's illness lay

Baldev, a 65-year-old man from Bihar, lives with his wife and earns a humble living pulling a rickshaw cart, transporting goods from one shop to another. The couple depends entirely on his daily earnings to meet their basic needs. Last month, Baldev developed a high fever followed by severe abdominal pain. He visited a nearby private hospital, where an ultrasound revealed a liver abscess, which was drained under ultrasound guidance. Instead of improving, however, his conditio

Sunita and Kamla in late 2016. This is the story of a family that was shattered by tragedy and, over the course of two years, found its way back to stability with the help of Save Kids Trust. Despite the common financial struggles of day-wage earners, the family had been living a normal life — a couple, their three children, and the children's grandparents, all together under one roof. Kamla came to our clinic complaining of illness and prolonged weakness. She looked depresse

Each year, India's monsoon season brings welcome relief from the summer heat, but it also creates ideal conditions for disease. Humid weather and standing water become breeding grounds for mosquitoes, driving up cases of malaria, dengue, chikungunya, and typhoid, all of which share common early symptoms like fever, weakness, and body ache. Save Kids Trust addresses this seasonal threat through community health education, holding seminars in Jaipur's informal settlements where

This photo of Meera was updated in August 2026. She is doing very well! Meera, a 40-year-old mother of four, lives with her family in a low-income household. Her husband works as a daily wage laborer, and Meera supports the family by cleaning wool and spinning it into woolen thread. Three months ago, she noticed a painful swelling and a lump in her right breast, accompanied by occasional fever. Worried but afraid, she first turned to local remedies and informal treatments. Wh