Sarvashubhamkara

So very proud of Rajesh, who has worked with such dedication in nursing since his medical training that has just been rewarded with a government-appointed position in the All India Institute of Medical Science.
Thank you to all our supporters.

With only two students left to complete their training, we're marking just some of the many marriages amongst our qualified Sarva students.

Our sincere thanks to all those who have supported our work over the years, enabling previously unimaginable dreams to be fulfilled.

The day has come! We're off to the Palace, where King Charles will formally honour Sarva.
Thank you to all our incredible supporters. The opportunities and changes you have enabled over the past 18 years are already transforming the lives of generations.

Introducing our newest Sarva students, Nirmiti and Jenny, who have been accepted into a school that not only provides a high standard of eduction, but actively protects their students from abuse and exploitation.

Thank you to those of you who have stuck with us and continue to support our work with ostracised individuals and communities in India. None of this would be possible without you.

£4,600 transferred today to cover the final year of Subash's medical training and Prem's 2nd year Hotel Management degree.

Thank you to all our generous supporters. This would be impossible without you.

So very proud.
Thank you to all our supporters over these many years, who have enabled once cruelly ostracised children to fulfil seemingly impossible dreams.

We are very proud to announce that our newest Sarva nurse, Reema, has just completed her four-year training at medical school and has already secured a position at a top-rate Delhi hospital.

Thank you to all of our supporters who have enabled this seemingly impossible dream of Reema and her ostracised family to come true.

Our pride is beyond words.
Thank you to all our supporters.

Once again, from isolation and persecution, to medical school, opportunity and employment - and now all the joys of a love marriage.

Thank you to all those of our supporters who have stuck with us through the years, and enabled these transformations.

From social isolation and persecution, via a Hotel Management degree with a specialism in Catering, to successful, independent microbrewer and proud father.

Just one example of the remarkable transformations your support of Sarva continues to enable. Thank you.

We mourn the sudden and unexpected death of Keshav Desiraju, who as India's Secretary of Health and Family Welfare, supported us, as Sarva, in the rebuilding of three slum leprosy colonies, with the provision of clean water and sewage systems.

Widely regarded as one of India's finest civil servants, whose entire career was defined by his integrity, honesty, his brilliant mind, humour and compassion, Keshav's untimely death is both a personal and national loss.

We are immeasurably proud of our Sarva nurses, who are not only doing incredible work in India's hospitals at a time of crisis, but who have educated themselves to levels of social inclusion, security and confidence that once seemed an impossibility.

Thank you for your support and interest in every community and individual we have reached out to. Lives have been changed - and continue to change - beyond all recognition.