In many rural towns and low-income settlements, the term “skill development” is often misunderstood. It is reduced to a checklist — a short course, a certificate, and maybe a job. But at Anitya Welfare Society, we’ve seen that real skill training
There’s a kind of silence that hangs in places where children have never held a book. It’s not the absence of sound — it’s the absence of structure. No bells, no chalk, no counting aloud. At Bal Sanskar Shala, our open-air
In our line of work, stories often begin where others stop looking. This one started with an old, injured cow lying beside a broken wall on the outskirts of Khandwa. Most people walked past her — not out of cruelty, but
On the surface, tree plantation drives are simple events. A few saplings, some soil, cheerful photos, and a promise of green. But as we’ve learned through Mission Green Khandwa, planting is only the beginning. The real challenge is what happens after
Anitya Welfare Society is a registered nonprofit working since 2020 to bring skill, dignity, and care to those often overlooked.
