Our Impact

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

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

Respiratory illnesses peak in the winter months in Jaipur. A lot of this is due to the poor air quality in the city which is unavoidable unless you have the resources to have air purifiers in your home and vehicle. We spent an hour at a Save Kids Trust clinic and saw four children being examined and treated for breathing and coughing illnesses. This one child needed immediate nebulizer treatment as well as medication. Having a nebulizer is a newer benefit for the clinics but

Cause & Cure of his Foot Ulcer A recent medical evaluation revealed that Mr. Vimal’s chronic right foot ulcer was not caused solely by an external injury but was primarily linked to nerve compression in his spine. Doctors explained that the spinal cord, particularly between the D12–L2 levels, carries nerves that control movement and sensation in the legs and feet. In Vimal’s case, a cyst at the D12–L2 region compressed these nerves, leading to muscle weakness, loss of sensati

Movement Helps Children Reduce Screen Time. During regular health meetings in slum areas, the Save Kids Trust team observed that many parents were struggling with their children’s increasing mobile screen time. Along with this, several children were showing signs of poor focus and distraction in daily life. To address this challenge, SKT introduced Kathak dance classes in one of our clinic areas — a creative and cultural solution that keeps children active, disciplined, and j

A father brings his son to the Save Kids Trust clinic after a head wound for treatment.

Vimal has lived in pain for fifteen years. Save Kids Trust is helping him get better.   Vimal, 29 years old, lives in Banjara Basti with his wife, two children, his widowed mother, and two younger sisters. He is the only earning member of his family and they live in a small room covered with plastic sheets. Recently, Vimal suddenly developed difficulty in passing urine. After a detailed medical evaluation, it was found that his condition had a long and painful history. When h

Qarin, an 8-year-old boy from Banjara Basti, is the seventh child in his family and has six siblings. In such large families, children...

During the month of August and September this year, we have been experiencing a lot of rainy weather. Many times, it has been difficult...

Helping the next generation by treating anemia during pregnancy   Mrs. Urmi Vide, a 25-year-old pregnant mother, was facing an extremely...

How a construction worker found healing at a Save Kids Trust Street Clinic This young father visited a street clinic seeking help Issac,...

Keya is just 11 years old. She lives in Banjara Basti, where the homes are made of little more than hope. Her own house is a plastic tent, just 10 by 15 feet. It has no windows, no electricity, no bathroom, just a small entrance gate that lets in a little light, and even less air. Keya lives here with her parents and three siblings. Her father works as a daily wage laborer, earning just enough to feed his family—but never enough to dream. Five years ago, Keya developed a smal

Medical camps are critical lifelines for the poor

Skin conditions are much worse in the summer heat. Suraj, 12 years old, came to our Save Kids Trust (SKT) street clinic with complaints...

Blavan and His Family's Journey with one Save Kids Trust Clinic   Blavan is from a village in the Dausa district. After his marriage, he...

Positive Changes in the Community   Over the past few years, we have been actively educating the community about anemia. Our most recent...

Manju's Story of Resilience Manju, 45, a widowed mother of five school-aged children, faced immense responsibility after losing her...

Wound Care is Very Important Guneet, a 9-year-old 4th-grade student, suffered a left foot injury after falling from his bicycle. Due to inadequate wound care, the abrasion became infected, leading to fever and severe pain. After missing several school days, Guneet's mother sought treatment at a Save Kids Trust Clinic. Following repeated dressing changes, wound care, and antibiotic therapy, Guneet's wound healed successfully. His mother expressed gratitude to SKT Clinic for th

Rajesh, a 55-year-old day laborer and father of five, faced a challenging health situation when he developed a high fever, cough, chest pain, and wheezing. Diagnosed with a respiratory infection, likely pneumonia, Rajesh sought help from his local Save Kids Trust’s evening street clinic. The clinic provided him with the necessary treatment, leading to a significant improvement in his symptoms. Rajesh expressed his gratitude for the care he received, highlighting the importanc