John Doe

From being a drop out to – teaching in a school

Once a school dropout and newspaper distributor to support his family, Aman’s life transformed when he joined Project SSRF’s Child Activity Center. With dedication, he bridged his learning gap, completed a computer course, and now serves as a Computer, Math, and Science teacher at a public school)

Defying tradition and inspiring change through education

Chandni defied family tradition of commercial sex work by pursuing education with CRY America’s support. Despite initial objections, she enrolled in a residential hostel, completed her BTech, and is now preparing for UPSC exams. Chandni’s journey inspires her community, where she helps children return to education for brighter futures.)

Escaping child marriage to become a Police Officer

From facing pressure to marry early, Asha defied expectations by staying in school with support from CRY America’s KMAGVS project. Her determination paid off when she became the first female police officer in her village, proving that with perseverance, dreams can become reality.)

Overcoming malnutrition with timely intervention

Aditya, born prematurely at 7 months weighing only 1.2 kilograms, faced challenges due to his father’s daily wage labor and his mother caring for three daughters. CRY’s Project Vikas Samvad Samiti intervened with comprehensive measures including nutrition support, IYCF practices, hygiene, therapy, kitchen gardening, vaccinations, home visits, and counseling. Today, at 21 months, Aditya is thriving with a healthy weight of 9.8 kilograms.)