SSSK was established in 2011 by Mrs. Usha Agarwal after she observed young children begging around the historical Ambaji Temple corridors. What started as simple, direct efforts to feed and tutor child beggars grew into a major, multi-pronged non-profit organization.

Our central mission connects child welfare ngo campaigns directly with active livelihood programs. SSSK believes that temporary relief is insufficient; we work to secure household safety so children can permanently transition out of work and into classrooms.

SSSK's primary care hostel is situated in Village Panchha, Ambaji. The secure facility provides comfortable, separate dormitories for boys and girls, three nutritious vegetarian meals prepared daily in our clean kitchens, healthy clothes, seasonal blankets, and complete health screenings.

To ensure safe, high-standard personal development, resident children follow structured guidelines: 1. Continuous school attendance is mandatory. 2. Daily morning study, prayers, and sports practice are scheduled. 3. Personal hygiene must be meticulously maintained. 4. Complete respect for fellow residents and campus wardens is required. No form of bullying or unauthorized exit is permitted.

Operating as an integrated women empowerment ngo in gujarat, SSSK organizes free, hands-on technical and handicraft workshops. Courses include professional sewing, motor-driven garment tailoring, traditional cotton handloom spinning, sacred temple flag (Dhaja) stitching, organic paper tableware molding, and recycling temple flowers to make natural aggarbatti incense sticks.

We also supply basic computer education, financial accounting classes, and guide women in forming and managing local Self-Help Groups (SHGs) and opening individual savings bank accounts.