Sujata Children Welfare Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping poor and orphan children in Bodh Gaya, Bihar, India.
The organization has a school and orphanage run by Islam Ansari and his wife Guri. Islam Ansari, founder of Sujata Children Welfare Foundation, comes from a poor family, his father died when he was just a boy, and he was sent to an orphanage, where he received education. Islam and his wife Guri, returned to Islam's family's village, Sujata, where they in 2000 opened their home, a mud hut, to the first child. They currently home 18 children and run a school of 83 children.
21/05/2020
Distributing supplies to local people. Because of the COVID-19 lockdown, many people have lost their jobs and are hungry and facing starvation.
Villages are experiencing an influx of migration from the cities as people return during this unemployent situation.
Local officers were on site to ensure the safety of everyone who came to get groceries.
21/05/2020
Local people to whom Sujata Children Welfare Foundation has provided food and supplies to during COVID-19.
We have brought to them, on-site, as they live 25 kilometers away from us in this village.
21/05/2020
During the COVID-19 lockdown, we are stepping up to provide gift bags of groceries to the needy people of Sujata Village and the surrounding area.
Each gift bag includes rice, flour, potatoes, onions, red lentils, soya, mustard oil, salt, washing power, and soap.
26/06/2018
Visiting Rajgir Nalanda and Pawapuri with foundation children☺️☺️☺️
26/03/2018
Sujata Children preparing for final exam
16/03/2018
New Baby Bunny
07/03/2018
Happy Holi from all the children in our foundation! May all of our supporters and sponsors be blessed with health, happiness and love! ☺️
30/03/2017
We are also trying to run a local clinic at the ground level of the childrens welfare. We are still in need of donations for some of the equipment such as: xray machine, surgical lighting, ultrasound machine and ECG machine. We would highly appreciate any donations towards these pieces of equipment. All proceeds made by the hospital will go towards caring for the children and paying for medical treatments for local children who's families cannot afford it. We currently have a doctor that visits 3 days a week, but hopefully once the clinic is fully up and running it will be open 7 days a week
29/03/2017