SCHOOL OF HAPPINESS

The Sarayu Foundation Trust took its fledgling steps at the turn of this millennium as a small initiative with the intention of giving back to society in a meaningful way. For over a decade, we have reached out to children from lower economic backgrounds by providing them with Non-Formal Education in the after-school hours, to enable them to truly understand, apply whatever they learnt in their mainstream schools in real life.Our current projects are trageted towards rejuvenating the Indic Culture and Schools of Thought, impacting public discourse on Indian History and Civilization in the minds of Indians with respect to their own history and heritage. acting public discourse on Indian History and Civilization in the minds of Indians with respect to their own history and heritage.The Sarayu Foundation Trust took its fledgling steps at the turn of this millennium as a small initiative with the intention of giving back to society in a meaningful way. The aim was to empower children from lower economic backgrounds by providing them with Non-Formal Education in the after-school hours, to enable them to truly understand, assimilate and apply whatever they learnt in their mainstream schools in real life. With extremely limited resources at its disposal, the Foundation set up two after-schools in the villages of Kumarpara and Nadakhand in the Puri district of Odisha and one at the village of Kishangarh, New Delhi.For over a decade, Sarayu Foundation reached out to lesser-privileged students and made a positive impact.