Sustainable Development Goal 1
Sustainable Development Goal 2
Sustainable Development Goal 3
Sustainable Development Goal 4
- In 2022, 11.5% of children in India were living in extreme poverty, which is about 52.2 million children. Children between the ages of 0 and 19 are most affected by poverty.
- 37.51% of children under six are stunted, 17.43% are underweight, and 6% are wasted.
- Nearly 25% of children in India do not have access to education. 50% of children in India do not have access to quality education after primary school.
- Girls from underprivileged backgrounds often face challenges in accessing education and opportunities due to gender biases and societal norms.
- A big section of single mother households from underserved communities struggle with mental health issues like anxiety and depression.

Child Nutrition Program

Child Development Center

Education Sponsorship

Income Generation Program
Communities we serve:
For children living below the poverty often means living with malnutrition, illiteracy, and neglect. Struggling parents often don’t have the time or means to look after their children. They are left unattended in unsafe spaces like construction sites or near main roads. These children have no access to education or medical care. Their inconsistent lifestyle and income mean that many are never enrolled in school and many more drop out. These children are trapped in the cycle of poverty with almost no way to get out. |
Theory of Change: Vathsalya Charitable Trust (VCT)

Key Principles of Change:
Pathway to Change: |
Get in touch with us
Locations
Kalyan Nagar:
#717, 5th Cross, 1st Block, Kalyan Nagar, HRBR Layout, Bengaluru -560 043
Hebbal Extension Centre:
No 13, Ground Floor, Gundappa Compound, Behind Vinayaka Temple, V. Nagenahalli, RT Nagar Post,
Bengaluru – 560 032