Aarambh
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Project overview
Aarambh
Project Aarambh began with a simple observation during a survey that many underprivileged children were eager to learn but lacked access to proper education and resources. Instead of starting formal teaching immediately, the team first focused on building trust and connection, making the learning process more comfortable and effective. True to its name, “Aarambh” (meaning beginning), the initiative aims to give children a fresh start through education, guidance, and continuous support.
The project identified children in need, conducted workshops for basic academic learning, and included lessons on social awareness and moral values. Regular visits ensured consistency and progress, while books and stationery were distributed to support their journey. Sponsored by Poonam Bharti and Shakila Begum, guided by teacher Renu Sehgal, and managed by Sakshi Rathi with volunteers Khushi Chanchal, Navi Chanchal, and Harsh, the initiative highlights how trust and effort can create meaningful change.
Background
Many individuals hesitate to start due to lack of guidance, confidence, or resources. Aarambh was conceptualized to address this challenge by creating a supportive environment that motivates people to take initiative. The idea is rooted in the belief that every big achievement begins with a small step.
What people say?
3+ Total Reviews
“Being part of Project Pahal was a truly heartwarming experience. Distributing blankets and fruits to those in need reminded me how small acts of kindness can create big smiles. It was a proud moment to see our foundation take its first step toward positive change.”
Sakshi Rathi
“Project Ann was one of the most touching experiences I’ve ever been part of. Celebrating birthdays with homeless children and seeing their smiles was truly priceless. It reminded us that real happiness comes from sharing and giving.”
Disha
“Project Ann taught me that true joy comes from sharing. Seeing those kids smile made my day brighter”
