A safe home changes everything for a rural family
We run free medical camps and build houses with clean water. We do this in tribal villages of Gujarat. One village at a time.
Ground work that changes daily life
Every drive is local and permanent. Help does not stop when we leave.
Under PMAY-G in Ambaji
Checkups and medicine
From housing to hygiene
In Banaskantha and Aravalli
They did not need charity. They needed roofs, water, and care. Bhiksha nahi, shiksha.
Reach. Rebuild. Restore.
Three steps turn a struggling hamlet into a stable one.
Reach families
Walk-in medical camps and winter blanket drives. We meet families where they live.
Rebuild basics
Permanent homes, solar light, and clean water. Safe shelter lifts the whole family.
Restore childhood
The Child Beggery Free Gujarat campaign moves boys and girls from alms into classrooms.
Six drives, one goal: a stable life
Each drive is built with local people and for local people.
Child Beggery Free Gujarat
We help children leave begging near holy places. Counseling first. Then school seats.
Solar and clean water
Solar panels light dark hamlets. Pipelines bring clean water home.
Medical camps
Free checkups, basic tests, and medicine in remote villages.
Swachhata Abhiyan
Cleanliness drives and hygiene lessons. Small habits stop big illness.
Winter clothing and blankets
Blankets, warm clothes, and shoes for children who need them most.
Vasahat housing
Brick homes under PMAY-G. Solar power and safe toilets included.
A roof is the first step to a better life
Families from the Gabbar huts lived in dark, leaky shelters. We worked with local officers to build 33 permanent homes. Each one has solar power and running water. Mothers feel safe. Boys and girls study after dark.
Safe housing keeps children in school. That is why this child welfare NGO in Gujarat builds homes first.
“For years we lived in a dark hut. Rain came in. There was no light to study. Today we have a safe roof and solar power. My children read till late.
Vasahat housing beneficiary · Ambaji
Common questions, straight answers
What drives does SSSK run?
Six drives: child welfare, housing, medical camps, clean water, hygiene, and winter aid. All serve tribal villages in Gujarat.
Are the medical camps really free?
Yes. Checkups, basic tests, and medicine are free at every camp.
How do homes help education?
A safe home gives light and time to study. Boys and girls in new homes rarely miss school.
Where does the work happen?
Panchha village on the Ambaji–Danta highway, Banaskantha, Gujarat, 385110. Visitors are welcome.
One home can lift a whole family
Your gift buys bricks, solar panels, or blankets. A family stays safe. Children study.
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