Our Impact

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. When the problem didn't improve, she finally visited a hospital — but as s

Our Staff at an Educational Seminar. They are all great! Greetings from Jaipur, So much to tell you about! These are the highlights and if you want to read more, the full stories are here on our website. Jaipur heat has been relentless. With temperatures topping 44°C (111°F) for weeks, the toll on children and families without relief is very real. Every summer brings a surge in preventable illnesses — diarrhea, dehydration, and heat stroke — so our teams have been running e

This story started months ago. See ‘Early Diagnosis Saves Life’ dated Mar 7, 2026. After three months of Anti-Tuberculosis Treatment (ATT), Priya showed remarkable improvement. Her fever had settled, her appetite had returned, and slowly her strength was coming back. Seeing her smile again gave hope to everyone involved in her care. However, during our regular follow-up visits, Priya repeatedly complained of severe back pain. Even though she looked better overall, the pain

Nandini, a 10-year-old girl, was brought to the clinic with complaints of severe breathing difficulty and poor appetite. On examination, she was found to be undernourished, with both weight and height below the 3rd percentile for her age. Respiratory examination revealed wheezing in her lungs. She was immediately treated with nebulization using bronchodilators and showed improvement after three consecutive nebulizer treatments given at 20-minute intervals. She was later presc

There are many children who suffer from malnutrition due to lack of awareness about proper infant and young child feeding practices. Our two previous blogs show two different stories with malnutrition needs. Save Kids Trust’s health education program actively works in the community to create awareness on these critical issues. Currently, SKT is conducting Poshan Pakhwada; a two-week awareness campaign focused on improving nutrition, promoting proper feeding practices, and pre

Nisha is feeling so much better! Nisha, a six-year-old girl, was brought to our Save Kids Trust clinic with complaints of fever and pain in her left leg. Her mother had noticed a small area of redness on the leg, which upon examination was found to be an abscess with pus — a condition requiring urgent attention. Nisha comes from a low-income family. Her father works as a daily laborer, bearing the responsibility of supporting his wife and three children on a very small income