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“When I told him I wanted to be a doctor, he had the biggest smile on his face. He was proud of me for wanting to pursue my dreams and encouraged me to work hard and never give up. He has always been my biggest supporter and motivator. Growing up, I watched my father work tirelessly to provide for our family. He held down multiple jobs and worked long hours, always with a smile on his face and a positive attitude. From working long hours to taking on extra jobs, my father has always put his family’s needs first. Despite the challenges he faced, he never gave up or lost sight of his goals. He taught me the value of hard work and showed me that anything is possible with determination and effort. It is because of him that I am determined to pursue my dream of becoming a doctor and making a difference in the lives of others.” Sriya studies in Class 6th at Aadhya Care Foundation’s Mission Education centre in Madhya Pradesh.
“Some people say I am unlucky. My father went away when I was born, and later my mother died in an accident. But I think I am very lucky – because I got a second mother. Just when I felt I had been orphaned and had no one to love me, Maa brought me to my new home. She is my mother’s cousin sister. I got my own sister in her daughter Shobha. We have grown up together, go to the same school, and share everything with each other. Shobha’s father died five years ago. Since then, Maa has been working in the factory. There is never enough food at home, but whatever we eat, she always divides equally between me and Shobha. I do not remember much about my mother. But Maa makes sure we always take her name in prayer. Sometimes I wonder what would have happened to had I not met her.” Lavanya and Shobha both study in Class 4 at Aadhya Care Foundation’s Mission Education centre in Madhya Pradesh.
“My father used to sell vegetables, but during the pandemic everything closed down and he was at home. It came to a point where we would eat only once a day to save enough food for the next day. The school was shut down too, and I was not sure if I would ever go back to my studies again. Then one day, Teacher Ji came to our home and explained that from now on they will organize classes in the village temple. Only 8-10 children would attend the class at one time and everyone had to wear masks. I had been ready to give up at that time but that visit from my teacher and the cluster classes that started happening became my only hope. Now the school has opened again, my father too has resumed work. And I am working hard towards achieving my dreams.” Neha, Student at Mission Education centre in Shahdol, Madhya Pradesh hopes of a better future amidst the odd circumstances.
Five-year-old Yash lives with his family in the Nehru Nagar in Bhopal. His father Sispal is a mechanic by profession and earns just enough to sustain their family. Yash was diagnosed with burns last year. He wasn’t keeping well for a long time and needed urgent medical attention in the middle of the pandemic. Due to financial constraints, his family could not take him to a private hospital. Meanwhile government hospitals were full because of patients. During a regular visit of the Wheels van supported by Ericsson in his area, Yash visited the MMU and was diagnosed with burns. on Wheels is a mobile hospital service provided by Aadhya Care Foundation to provide healthcare services to the under-privileged in rural areas and urban slums of India. The doctors at Aadhya Care Foundation prescribed proper medication to him and counseled his parents on how to take care of him. Due to correct treatment and care from his family, his condition started improving. Yash and his family are grateful to Aadhya Care Foundation team for saving his life during the pandemic.
Shivani Lodhi Story: Shivani, a bright and determined girl from Nehru Nagar, Bhopal, grew up in a modest household where dreams were big but resources were limited. Her father worked as a daily wage laborer, and her mother managed the home with strength and silent resilience. Though she was gifted in studies, continuing her education beyond school seemed nearly impossible. In 2019, Shivani’s life took a positive turn when she came in contact with Aadhya Care Foundation through a local education drive. Seeing her potential and dedication, the foundation took full responsibility for her higher education – from tuition fees, books, and uniform to mentorship and emotional support. Over the next few years, Shivani not only completed her graduation in Commerce with distinction but also received career training and spoken English support through Aadhya Care’s youth development sessions. In 2024, she got placed in a reputed firm in Bhopal, becoming the first girl in her locality to get a corporate job. But her journey didn't end there. Today, she volunteers with Aadhya Care on weekends, guiding other young girls and sharing the same support she once received. Her Words: "Aadhya Care Foundation not only supported my education but helped me become who I am today. I owe my confidence, career, and courage to the people who believed in me when I didn’t believe in myself." – Shivani Lodhi
