This residential project houses and sponsors the education and nutrition of the children who were farm laborers and orphans of farmers who have committed suicide due to debt and poor financial standings. We provide them support for every educational opportunity they need for a bright future.

Through Vanchit gram, Snehwan provides complete education and food accessibility to 30 girls belonging to the Nandi Samaj who used to collect trash and beg on the streets of Bhosari city (suburbs of Pune). Along with quality education, all girls are also trained in the traditional dance form of Bharat Natyam.

Snehwan has instated a fully functional computer education center that provides free technical education to 150 children. In today’s fast-paced technical world, being able to use a computer is a must. Our children are taught to use computers with all the necessary skills in order to gain exposure to the modern world. Even the children who reside in nearby villages can be a part this training, absolutely free of charge.

Many times, children belonging to rural areas or those who live in slums are forced to drop out of school due to poor financial condition. Through the Dnyanchatra project, Snehwan has undertaken the complete educational rehabilitation of these children. This initiative also provides ration and complete education to the Adivasi (tribal) female children from Thakarwadi, near Alandi. This is a significant step towards the empowerment of girls in the Adiwasi community.

Free health checkups and medications are provided to needy, underprivileged people on the streets through mobile health camps. This is a step towards making our society healthy and disease free by spreading awareness about diseases and providing free medications to those people who can’t afford costly medications.

Through Vanchit gram, Snehwan provides complete education and food accessibility to 30 girls belonging to the Nandi Samaj who used to collect trash and beg on the streets of Bhosari city (suburbs of Pune). Along with quality education, all girls are also trained in the traditional dance form of Bharat Natyam.

Snehwan is dedicated to empowering students through the establishment of a comprehensive computer education center. Equipping 150 children with vital technical skills, the center acknowledges the significance of computer literacy in today’s fast-paced world. Irrespective of their residence, even children from neighboring villages are invited to join this free training program, ensuring universal access to modern education.

Many times, children belonging to rural areas or those who live in slums are forced to drop out of school due to poor financial conditions. Through the Dnyanchatra project, Snehwan has undertaken the complete educational rehabilitation of these children. This initiative also provides rations and complete education to the Adivasi (tribal) female children from Thakarwadi, near Alandi. This is a significant step towards the empowerment of girls in the Adiwasi community.

The humanitarian endeavor of these mobile health camps is to close the healthcare disparity in our neighborhood. These camps serve the impoverished people living on the streets by providing them with both immediate medical attention and education about preventive healthcare practices. In addition to addressing current health issues, this holistic approach aims to make a lasting difference by promoting a culture of wellbeing and health consciousness in our community. Through these efforts, we strive to empower individuals to take charge of their health and build a resilient, healthier society.

At Snehwan, we are thrilled to announce an empowering educational initiative aimed at our esteemed elders and staff members. Recognizing the importance of continuous learning, we are providing a unique opportunity for them to enhance their skills, starting with basic English education.
By offering this educational opportunity, we aspire to uplift and empower every individual within our community. It’s not just about learning a language; it’s about fostering a culture of growth, self-improvement, and embracing new possibilities. Together, we’re building a brighter future through education.

The Sugar School Project by Snehwan caters to the children of sugarcane workers, educating and caring for them during the 4-5 months when their parents are occupied in sugarcane cutting. Since these children, unable to stay home, join their parents and travel, Snehwan initiates the “sugar school” to educate them on-site. In this project, Snehwan provides educational resources, food, and blankets. This initiative also involves older children from Snehwan in teaching and supporting the visiting children. Over two years, the project has started, offering education, warmth, and care to these children in need.