The impact of the vocational training program at the Sambhali Empowerment Centers is evident in the lives of the woman who participate.

Education through Sambhali has transformed Samta and Sonu’s lives.

No Bad Touch and Save Youth/Save Nation are given to girls and boys because all children and youth are vulnerable to abuse. In the last six months alone, the workshops have reached over 2100 children and nearly 100 adults.

After years of studying hard to make up for the poor education she received at village schools, she became the first Sheerni girl to graduate from secondary school and the first to attend college.

Alfisa and Nausheen the martial arts champions and sisters of Sambhali joined the boarding homes of the Trust back in 2014. Afisa is currently 14 years old and in the 8th grade and Nausheen is 16 years old and studying in the 9th grade.

Abandoned by her abuser at her uncle’s son’s wedding. Vandana was left destitute; a child being snatched from here and left behind with to others, who she now had to fend for. How did she get here? And, where did she go?

With her network at Sambhali, Saroj has role models that help guide her decisions in life and help her shape the future she wants.

Rita has been with Sambhali Trust for over 12 years, making her one of the most senior and most experienced team members.