Reaching Out
We go to the people who need us, rather than waiting for them to find us.
We're a small trust working alongside families in rural India — helping where it's needed now, speaking up where it isn't heard, and sticking around long after.
ROHAN is short for Reaching Out to Help, Advocate and Nurture. It's basically a description of what we do all day.
We go to the people who need us, rather than waiting for them to find us.
Practical support — schooling, food, health — that changes the day in front of someone.
Speaking up with schools, panchayats and local offices when a family can't get through alone.
Staying in touch. Help that stops after one year doesn't really help.
We're small and just starting out. Here's everything, honestly.
Fifteen kids started school this year, with everything they needed to get there.
Almost all of it from people who know us and decided to chip in.
Already with the families and schools. The rest is on its way.
Everyone we work with has a name and a say in what happens next. We'd rather let them tell you how it's going.
"My daughter is the first in our family to read. She reads the bus board to me now, loudly, so everyone hears."
We post as things happen — visits, school days, the people we work with. Come say hello.
Any amount goes straight to the families we work with. We'll always tell you where it went.
Give nowCome teach, help at a camp, or give us a hand with whatever you're good at.
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