Our Impact

During the COVID-19 pandemic, many families, widows, and fatherless children in the communities in which we work struggled with food...

Tarak lost his ankle & foot in a workplace accident in January 2020. His injury left him unable to work and stay-at-home Covid-19 orders...

Prakash months after his open heart surgery. Prakash was born just steps from Save Kids Trust's Harsha Clinic. Dr. Saini, who regularly walks the surrounding streets of the nearby informal settlement, knew of Prakash's birth and watched him grow up playing outside. Over the years, Prakash's mother brought him to the clinic repeatedly with respiratory infections. The frequency of these visits prompted the clinic team to look deeper — and what they found changed everything. Pra

The Journey of one Family SKT helped Babita and her first son. Babita is ten months pregnant. This was Nov 2010. Babita, on...

Dr. Saini with a cataract patient who was helped to see again! For many residents of the informal settlements surrounding Save Kids Trust's clinics in Jaipur, basic eye care has simply never been within reach. The cost of an exam, the distance to a specialist, the demands of daily survival — any one of these is enough to keep a family from seeking help. For most, it has been all three. In May 2014, Save Kids Trust addressed this gap directly by organizing two eye care camps t

Save Kids Trust uses medical camps to reach out to new areas and people to provide free medical facilities, treatment, and counseling. This medical camp was organized at Jagathpura Kachchi Basti at Jaipur on March 1st, 2014. This informal housing settlement has around 1,600 households, the majority of whom settled in the area three to four decades ago. Most of the families had migrated from within India; some are from West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand, Bihar and Andhra Pr