Smartclass Teacher Tesimony

Imparting knowledge to children with visual and hearing disabilities has been very important yet an ambitious task. Astral Foundation has taken an initiative to provide modern education equipment to The Viklang Vidhya Vihar and Viklang Kanya Kunj School in Madapar, where such students are enrolled and studying. Astral Foundation provided smart classrooms to both schools. These tools assist teachers in explaining lessons well and help students comprehend easily and learn quickly. This initiative helps the children understand, learn and prepare better and have access to modern education.

Juvinile diabitic patient testimony

Address : Juvenile Diabetes Patient Rajkot, State-Gujarat

Astral Foundation and JDF Rajkot extend support to children suffering from juvenile diabetes. Medical camps are organized where the children are provided with insulin, medicines, and glucometer strips regularly. Miss Kinjal Dholakia is one of the many patients suffering from this disease. Astral Foundation is committed to extending help and care to children with such illnesses and make a little difference to their well-being.

Success Story of Gor Pooja

Address : Bhuj city, Dist – Kutch, State-Gujarat

The success of a person depends not only on luck but also on hard work as well. And in this case, if a person gets the benefit of favorable circumstances or equipment, then it becomes like “Bite the Bullet.” Even in such critical situations, one who has not given up her desire to get education should give an example of Gor Pooja of a student of Viklang Vidhya Vihar managed by Shri Navchetan Andhajan Mandal – Madhapar. Gor Pooja, who is a totally blind girl living in Bhuj city of Kutch district, was born on 7th July 2000 in the house of late Bharatbhai Gor, who was serving in the water supply department in the Army.

Success Story of Luhar Rozina

Address: Bhuj, Gujarat

Rozina is a Visually-impaired girl of STD 5 is awarded orbit reader. (Reading and writing device) is very happy to have this device. Rozina born with visual impairment. Her Parent Mahamad Luhar & Mumtaj Luhar is also visually impaired. Her parents brought Rozina to inclusive girls primary school managed by Shri Navchetan Andhjan Mandal for education. Rozina started learning Braille and music along with other non disable girls. She is very hardworking and sincere girl in study. She participated in Braille reading – writing competition, music competition and other events and won several prizes.

Hiwali to get its first water pipeline after Independence

This World Water Day, let’s deep dive into the global water crisis. There’s nothing more essential to life on Earth than water. Although, clean water is a human right, more than 2 billion people across the world have no access. On our planet, more than 1 of every 10 people are affected by the global water crisis. Every day, nearly 1,000 children under age 5 die from diarrhoea attributed to poor water and sanitation. World over, women and children spend an estimated 200 million hours of hauling water every day. The task to make clean water accessible is a core engineering challenge, but collective efforts can make the difference and pace up the process.

Uplifting the lip and the lifetime health

Harshil Ajitbhai Makwana, an infant aged one year from Kardej village of Bhavnagar was suffering from a congenital deformity. He had a problem of cleft lip and cleft palate from birth. After his birth at Civil Hospital in Bhavnagar, the doctor referred him to Ahmedabad for a surgery as but being a diamond labourer, his father knew they cannot afford any expensive surgery.

The parents kept worrying because Harshil was not able to eat, drink or swallow properly because of his disability. One day, when his father was returning from his work a relative told him about a congenital deformity camp, which was to be organized in Bhavnagar at PNR Hospital, with financial support of Astral Foundation.

Spreading hope and ration to survive after the disaster

Satto Mandal, a 55-year old son of Parmeshwar Mandal and a resident of Kalyana village of Darbhanga district worked as an agricultural labour to feed his family of two daughters and a son. He became unemployed when a flood filled all agricultural lands with water, and left it unusable. “We were on verge of starvation”, he says, “then we got support of dry ration kits from Astral Foundation, Gujarat.” This ration kit included 5kg rice, 5kg wheat flour, 1kg chana pulse, 1kg sugar , 1kg salt, 1kg mustard oil and spices which was distributed with the help of Ram Narain Vikas Seva Samiti, Darbhanga, Bihar.