"ભીખે નહિ પણ ભણવા જઈએ"
Educating & Empowering to Eliminate hardship.
ABOUT US
Building a Brighter Tomorrow for Every Woman Today
Shree Shakti Seva Kendra (SSSK) promotes the ideology that each child deserves the best chance for a bright future. Guided with the benevolence of Mrs. Usha Agarwal, SSSK has been rendering selfless social services to Adivasi and Bharathari Communities at Gabbar and Ambaji, Taluka : Danta in Dist: Banaskantha, Gujarat. The Kendra with an ideology of “Sabka Saath Sabka Vikas” has been committed to provide education to the children, empower Women and enhance social recognition with sustained economy of the people living in extreme poverty.
Dispelling the ignorance and leading them into enlightened world, SSSK has opened the horizon with an establishment of ‘Sports Academy’ at Village Panchha in Ambaji.
About Our founder
Mrs. Usha Anil Agarwal
Mrs. Usha Agarwal embarked upon an incredible journey when she noticed the little praying hands begging for money on her visits to Ambaji. Fascinated, she began conversing with the children to uncover their lifestyles and aspirations.
To her surprise, the biggest dream of these small children was to experience the sheer joy of riding the UDAN KHATOLA, something they had only seen while begging on Gabbar Hills road.
In a compassionate act, she gathered all the little ones who were begging and promised to help them fulfill their long-held desire of riding the UDAN KHATOLA. This small step marked the beginning of a heartwarming journey, one that she had pledged to undertake and extend her hand to these children.
Our Journey
Transforming lives through meaningful social work.
2011
In 2011, Mrs. Usha Agrawal, moved by the sight of children at Ambaji seeking both blessings and alms, began engaging with them to understand their lives. Since then, her NGO has worked to study and address the needs and challenges of underprivileged children.
2012-2015
Launched a campaign at Ambaji Temple to end child begging, persuaded parents to send kids to school, adopted and enrolled 35 children, provided transport, and gave monthly rations to support families.
2016-2017
Inspired by social acceptance, 21 more children were adopted, enrolled in local government schools, and began showing interest in learning and envisioning their future.
2018-2019
SSSK addressed poor housing conditions by installing solar panels in Gabbar huts, later adding electricity through the Ujala Gujarat Yojana, and provided drinking water to reduce the burden of children carrying water from afar.
2020-2021
SSSK ran shoe drives, provided COVID-19 relief, organized medical camps, and founded the Shri Shakti Adivasi Sports Academy. They managed a hostel with essentials and skill classes, with children excelling at district, state, and national levels.
2020-2021
Academy children excelled in sports at all levels, while others received music training and joined a boys’ bagpiper band. Under PMAY(G), 33 Gabbar families received fully equipped homes in Kumbhariya.
2022-2023
In Pancha village, SSSK built a hostel with a mess, provided medical care, and constructed 68 houses in Kumbhariya and 98 in Gram Jalotra for underprivileged families. Under Namami Ambe, hostel children worshipped at 51 Shakti Peeths, and a production shed with self-help groups empowered over 200 tribal women.
2011
In 2011, Mrs. Usha Agrawal, moved by the sight of children at Ambaji seeking both blessings and alms, began engaging with them to understand their lives. Since then, her NGO has worked to study and address the needs and challenges of underprivileged children.
2012-2015
Launched a campaign at Ambaji Temple to end child begging, persuaded parents to send kids to school, adopted and enrolled 35 children, provided transport, and gave monthly rations to support families.
2016-2017
Inspired by social acceptance, 21 more children were adopted, enrolled in local government schools, and began showing interest in learning and envisioning their future.
2018-2019
SSSK addressed poor housing conditions by installing solar panels in Gabbar huts, later adding electricity through the Ujala Gujarat Yojana, and provided drinking water to reduce the burden of children carrying water from afar.
2020-2021
SSSK ran shoe drives, provided COVID-19 relief, organized medical camps, and founded the Shri Shakti Adivasi Sports Academy. They managed a hostel with essentials and skill classes, with children excelling at district, state, and national levels.
2020-2021
Academy children excelled in sports at all levels, while others received music training and joined a boys’ bagpiper band. Under PMAY(G), 33 Gabbar families received fully equipped homes in Kumbhariya.
2022-2023
In Pancha village, SSSK built a hostel with a mess, provided medical care, and constructed 68 houses in Kumbhariya and 98 in Gram Jalotra for underprivileged families. Under Namami Ambe, hostel children worshipped at 51 Shakti Peeths, and a production shed with self-help groups empowered over 200 tribal women.
OUR CAUSES EVENTS
Recognized for Transformative
Social Work
Republice Day
Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana
Ahmedabad Trip
Army Camps
Sports Day
Swachhata Abhiyan
OUR CAUSES EVENTS
We Popular To Provide
Of Experience.
Give African Child a Good Education.
- Raised $95,000
- Goal $250,000
- 25 Mar 2022
- 04:00 - 06:00 am
Raise Hand To The Poor Children Education.
- Raised $95,000
- Goal $250,000
- 25 Mar 2022
- 04:00 - 06:00 am
Children Education Needs For Change The World.
- Raised $75,000
- Goal $150,000
- 25 Mar 2022
- 04:00 - 06:00 am
Decades of Dedication to Social Change
With a legacy built on compassion and commitment, Shree Shakti Seva Kendra has spent decades working tirelessly to uplift underprivileged communities. Our journey is rooted in a deep sense of social responsibility, delivering impactful initiatives across education, healthcare, women and child welfare, skill development, and community empowerment.
From Silent Struggles to Skilled Success.
Where devotion meets selfless service
Join & be a part of the change, Shree Shakti Seva Kendra
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