How We Started
At the time when the Trust was established in 1996, the school fee in government schools was just ₹110, yet 300–400 girls dropped out every year due to financial constraints.
Many families had multiple school-going children, and even arranging ₹500–600 at once was difficult. As a result, elder daughters often had to discontinue their education.
Recognizing this, Bhaiyaji resolved that any girl applying through the Trust would receive continuous support throughout her education — ensuring that lack of money would never stop her from learning.
Over time, the Trust expanded its support to include board fees, computer fees, and development fees for students from Class IX to XII.
In 2001, the initiative further evolved with the establishment of a Book Bank to support higher education through scholarships and learning resources.
Where We Are Today
What began in 1996 with 300 students and ₹1 lakh in scholarships has grown into a powerful movement.
Since inception, the Trust has supported 37,564 girls with scholarships worth ₹4.51 crore.
Today, the Trust supports students across 45 schools and 32 colleges in Jodhpur, Balotra, and nearby districts.
Cumulative Students Supported
Cumulative Scholarship Distributed (₹)
Impact on Lives
With the Trust’s support, girls have gone on to achieve professional qualifications, becoming financially independent and supporting their families:
Beyond careers, the values nurtured through the Trust help them lead balanced, confident, and fulfilling lives.
They contribute positively to their families and society — creating homes filled with harmony, respect, and happiness.