Our Impact

As summer reaches its peak, children in informal housing areas spend long hours playing outdoors — often without water, without shade, and unaware of the health risks that the scorching heat can bring. Every year, this season brings a rise in preventable illnesses like diarrhea, dehydration, and heat stroke among the most vulnerable. Save Kids Trust (SKT) organizes educational seminars for children and families in many communities. During this summer meeting, our team explain

Baby feet on a scale read 5kg (11 pounds). When a mother brought her 15-month-old daughter to SKT Clinic, she was worried — her little one simply wasn't growing the way she should be. What followed was a story of timely care, compassion, and hope. On examination, the child — let's call her Mira — was found to be severely underweight, with both her weight and height well below the normal range for her age. She was still exclusively on breast milk, with no solid or complementar

Priya was a lively 14-year-old who loved playing and laughing with friends. But over time, her smile faded. She stopped playing, lost her appetite, and grew weaker every day. Her family, guided by traditional beliefs, assumed it was a spiritual problem. They visited a local faith healer, spending their hard-earned money on offerings and travel — for over three months. But her condition only worsened. A kind neighbor finally urged the family to seek proper medical care at the

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