Who We Are

Vidhyabharti foundation is dedicated to transforming the lives of children from low-income families across Gujarat.Currently making an impact in Ahmedabad, Bharuch, and Kutch districts. At Vidhyabharati Foundation, we focus on more than just academics—we nurture education, life skills, leadership, and character building to empower children for a brighter tomorrow.

Established on 15th December 2005 under The Bombay Public Trust Act, our journey began humbly with schools on footpaths. Today, we proudly partner with government schools and run community education centers to reach thousands of underprivileged children.

Success Stories

Addiction to Aspiration: A Story of Holistic Transformation

In the migration-affected and addiction-prone region of Nalkantha, Gujarat, young Vijay from Durgi Primary School stood out for his regular attendance and active participation in the Learning Enrichment Program by the Vidyabharati Foundation. Bright and curious, Vijay only needed a little academic support—but a deeper issue soon came to light.

One day, we discovered that Vijay was consuming a local tobacco product called "Silver". He didn’t even realize it was harmful. Through patient counselling, health education, and emotional support, we helped him understand the dangers of addiction. Moved by real-life stories and videos, Vijay made a powerful decision—he broke his tobacco packets and pledged never to use them again.

Today, he is not only focused on academics but also saving money and taking better care of his health.

This story reflects Vidyabharati Foundation’s commitment to the holistic development of children—supporting their intellectual, emotional, and moral growth to help them lead healthier, brighter lives.

– Kiran Gohel
Teacher, Vidyabharati Foundation

From the Lake to the Classroom: A Journey of Hope

Shabbir, Ishaq, and Asharoon—three bright brothers from Shahpur Pay Center School—were regulars in our class, eager to learn despite struggles in reading, writing, and math. Their enthusiasm was infectious, and they made steady progress through engaging educational games.

When they suddenly stopped coming to school, our teacher investigated and discovered their family had moved 12 km away to a remote pond for fishing work. Concerned, we traced them through muddy roads to Nalkantha, where we found the boys fishing with their father.

With support from organization leaders, teachers convinced their father, Abdulbhai, to prioritize their education. He agreed, and the very next day, the boys returned to school.

Their dedication paid off—by year’s end, all three had improved significantly, and Asharoon graduated to high school. Reconnecting these children with education was a powerful reminder: when we reach out, children rise.

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