A future begins with a chance

Give a blind child the chance to build a future.

Shri Yashodanandan Andh Vidhyalay in Vrindavan provides free education, meals, clothing and hostel care for visually impaired children in Classes 1–8 — along with vocational and cultural training.

See where your support goes

Since 1987Vrindavan, Uttar PradeshEducation + care + life skills

Children learning together in a classroom

₹60,000 / monthSupport provided to each student, as shared by the school

1987Founded in Vrindavan

47Children currently enrolled

Classes 1–8Free education for visually impaired children

₹60k/moMonthly support provided per student

Learning with confidence

Schooling that supports the whole child.

Learning at the school is designed around the needs of visually impaired children. Alongside academics, the programme encourages confidence, discipline, communication and practical abilities.

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Braille & academics

Accessible learning and specialised teaching methods for children in Classes 1–8.

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Music & culture

Music and cultural activities create space for expression, confidence and creativity.

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Practical skills

Weaving, handicrafts and everyday life skills help children grow toward greater independence.

Students learning together in a classroom

Meet the mission

Education is only the beginning.

Every child deserves the chance to learn in a safe, caring environment. At Shri Yashodanandan Andh Vidhyalay, education is supported by meals, clothing, accommodation and opportunities to learn practical and cultural skills.

A caring place to learn, grow and become more independent.Founded in 1987 by Shri Munishwar Singh Chauhan “Sangeetacharya”, the school has continued its mission of supporting visually impaired children in Vrindavan.

Make your support tangible

Your support becomes part of a child’s everyday journey.

There are many ways to support a child — from everyday needs and learning materials to activities that build confidence and independence.

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Braille & education

Help make accessible learning materials and specialized education possible.

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Food & daily care

Support meals, clothing, medical needs and safe accommodation.

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Skills & independence

Support weaving, handicrafts, music and everyday life-skills training.

A place to learn and belong

More than a classroom.

The school brings education and everyday care together so children can learn, eat, rest, practise skills and take part in activities in one supportive environment.

Learn

Classes, accessible learning materials and individual attention help children build a strong academic foundation.

Live together

Meals, clothing and hostel facilities provide the daily support children need throughout the school routine.

Discover skills

Music, weaving, handicrafts and other practical activities give children opportunities to explore their strengths.

Grow in confidence

Discipline, life skills, mobility and personal care are part of the journey toward greater independence.

Leadership

People carrying the mission forward.

The school is supported by a team committed to the education, care and progress of visually impaired children.

Shri Munishwar Singh Chauhan “Sangeetacharya”

Founder–President

Shri Gangasharan Sharma

Treasurer

One clear action

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How it works

Find the kind of support that feels right for you.

Donate

Give toward education, meals, books, clothing or daily needs.

Sponsor

Explore longer-term support for a child’s education and care.

Volunteer

Offer time, skills or support in daily activities.

Help more people discover the school and its mission.

For companies & institutions

Turn CSR budgets into visible educational impact.

Companies and institutions can support education, facilities, learning materials, skill development and other projects through a focused partnership with the school.

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Meet the people behind the mission

Stories from supporters.

Read what supporters have shared about their experience with the school.

“Volunteering here has changed my life. Spending time with the children and watching them grow with confidence is deeply rewarding.”

Rohit Sharma — Volunteer

“I’ve been supporting this organization for a year now, and I’m amazed by the care given to the children.”

Anita Verma — Donor

“The discipline, care and commitment here stand out. The effort to give children a better future is exceptional.”

Kavita Singh — Social Worker

Questions people ask

Know more before you support.

What children does the school support?

The school provides free education, meals, clothing and hostel accommodation for visually impaired children from Classes 1 to 8.

What does the school teach beyond academics?

Children can take part in vocational and cultural activities including weaving, handicrafts and music, along with everyday life-skills training.

Can I visit the school?

The school is located on Parikrama Marg near Chamunda Devi in Vrindavan. Please contact the school before visiting so the team can guide you.

Can companies support the school?

Yes. Companies and institutions can discuss education, facilities, skill development and project-based support with the school team.

Life at the school

Hope, learning and everyday moments.

Children learning in an Indian classroom

Come closer to the mission

Visit, volunteer or simply start a conversation.

The most meaningful support can begin with a question. Reach out to the school to learn more about visiting, volunteering, sponsorship and other ways to help.

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Where to find us

Vrindavan, Mathura

Parikrama Marg, Near Chamunda Devi,
Vrindavan (Mathura) – 281121,
Uttar Pradesh, India

Phone: 9410272689
Email: Info@yashodanandan.com

Your smallest gift can be someone’s next opportunity.

Start with an amount that feels right. Then let the school show you the impact.