Child Education & Bright Futures
Since 2015, Project Bright Futures has helped children get school admission and covered school, college and tuition fees. More than 300 children receive daily tuition.
Learn MoreAt Divyaroshni Foundation, we work to make education, nourishment, care, and opportunities accessible to children and families who need them most.

Keshuben Chauhan started Divyaroshni Foundation in 2014 by teaching children on the streets of Vadodara. It began with five children. By 2024 it supported around 500 children, with more than 100 volunteers offering services twice a day.
To inspire a lifelong love of learning, with a focus on scholarship.
To engage more people in the fight for a better life, education and health for people in need, and for women's empowerment.
~500
children supported by 2024, up from five in 2014
100+
volunteers offering services twice a day
10,000+
stationery kits and school bags distributed in rural areas
4,000+
pairs of slippers distributed during the summer months
Figures reported in the foundation's supplied profile.
Our work covers children's education and nutrition, support for widowed women, and help for families and individuals facing hardship.
Since 2015, Project Bright Futures has helped children get school admission and covered school, college and tuition fees. More than 300 children receive daily tuition.
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Children receive a healthy breakfast every morning. The foundation supports their nutrition, health and development, especially for girls.
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A dedicated project gives widowed women monthly financial assistance and food kits, so they can live with dignity and have a steady source of income.
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Food distribution, essential supplies, monthly sanitary pads for girls, and blankets and sweaters in winter for people on the streets and in rural areas.
Learn MoreEducation is only part of the story. Children explore music, art, dance and sports, and celebrate festivals together. The foundation encourages each child to follow their interests further.
Music helps children explore and express themselves, and it's a gift that lasts a lifetime.
Moving to music builds motor skills, listening, and eye–hand coordination.
Our teams and volunteers go to roadsides, rural areas and neighbourhoods to provide practical, everyday support.
More than 10,000 stationery kits and school bags have gone to students in remote areas. The foundation also raises awareness about the value of education.
Every summer, a team of about 15 hands out slippers to people in rural areas and along roadsides. More than 4,000 pairs have been given so far.
During the wedding season, surplus food from celebrations is collected and shared with people on the streets and in rural areas. In the COVID-19 pandemic, the foundation fed more than 1,000 people a day.
Each winter, more than 500 people living on the streets and in rural areas receive blankets and sweaters.
Every month, more than 50 girls in rural areas receive sanitary pads, so menstrual hygiene doesn't keep them from school or personal development.
The foundation plants trees through its 10-year "Save the Earth" project. It also cares for birds injured by kite strings during Uttarayan.
Founder Keshuben Chauhan is a trained nurse with more than 25 years of experience. As a single mother, she faced many challenges in supporting her daughter’s studies. She realised that many other families must face the same struggle.
She couldn't solve all the world's problems, but she could lend a helping hand to the people and children of Vadodara. From the foundation's profile
She also adopted and raised nine children, providing for all their needs, including education, as members of her own family.
Every helping hand can create new opportunities for children and families. Join us in supporting education, care, and community well-being.