Spreading Hope Through Education for Children

Gayatri Foundation Trust organized a support program at the Government Child Care Home (Infant) located in Anguribagh, Rampur. Keeping in mind the importance of education and basic needs, the Trust distributed free books, school bags, and other necessary items to the children.

The main goal of this initiative is not only to help but also to inspire hope and confidence in the lives of these young children. We believe that even a small step can bring a big positive change in a child’s future.

Through such efforts, Gayatri Foundation Trust aims to build a brighter and more secure future for children. We invite everyone to join us in this noble cause and become a part of this journey of positive change.

Restoring Vision, Restoring Hope

Gayatri Foundation Trust remains committed to improving healthcare access for underserved communities. As part of this commitment, the Trust supported and facilitated a free cataract (eye) surgery for a patient who had been suffering from severe vision impairment for over one year.

Cataract had significantly affected the patient’s eyesight, making daily activities difficult and reducing overall independence. Recognizing the urgency of the situation, Gayatri Foundation Trust ensured timely medical assistance and arranged the complete surgical procedure at no cost to the patient.

The cataract surgery was successfully performed at I Sight Hospital, located on Nainital Road, Bilaspur, Rampur, Uttar Pradesh (244921).

The surgery was successfully performed, resulting in a noticeable improvement in vision. This medical intervention not only restored eyesight but also renewed confidence, independence, and hope for a better life.

At Gayatri Foundation Trust, we believe that good vision is essential for dignity and self-reliance. We continue to work tirelessly to support healthcare, education, and social welfare initiatives that bring meaningful change to lives.

Discussion on Career-Oriented Courses at Government Mahila Degree College

A career counseling workshop was organized at the Government Women’s Postgraduate College, Rampur, under the joint initiative of the Career Counseling Cell and Mission Shakti.
Directors of Gayatri Foundation Trust, Rajesh babu and Nida Sehr (trustee), provided valuable guidance to the students regarding various career opportunities.

They explained that students can build a successful livelihood by receiving training according to their interests. Along with choosing subjects thoughtfully, in-depth study of one’s field helps open new opportunities and ensures long-term career growth.

The speakers highlighted that in today’s era of Artificial Intelligence, Social Media, and modern technologies, career possibilities have expanded significantly.
A meaningful discussion was held on employment-oriented courses and skill development.

Students from both undergraduate and postgraduate levels actively participated, asked questions, and received satisfying answers.

The program’s coordinator, Prof. Sunita Jaiswal, emphasized that choosing a career requires awareness, clarity, and careful decision-making. She encouraged students to enhance their discipline, focus, and proficiency in their respective fields.

The workshop was successfully conducted under the supervision of Dr. Raziya Parveen, in-charge of the Career Counseling Cell. Several participants were present throughout the session.

Distribution of Free Uniforms Brings Smiles to Students

A cultural program and uniform distribution event was organized at Gayatri Higher Secondary School, Bilaspur, under the leadership of Gayatri Foundation Trust.
The event took place in the village Nurpur, where students performed various cultural activities showcasing India’s rich heritage. These performances were highly appreciated by the audience, who expressed their joy with applause.

During the program, Chief Trustee Kishan lal Lodhi distributed free uniforms to the girl students studying at the school. Several students who delivered outstanding cultural performances were also awarded for their talent and dedication.

School administrator Rajesh Babau informed that a total of 241 students received uniforms through the support of the Trust.
Other dignitaries present at the event included Kashi Ram Lodhi, Maan Singh, Beena Diwakar, teachers, and parents.

The entire program concluded with enthusiasm, cultural pride, and smiles on the faces of the students.