Balmaitri Shishu Sansthan Trust

Save Child, Save Village, Save Nature

Rishi Kumar

At the young age of 15, Rishi remembers sitting on a rock and pondering how he could improve the quality of life for village people by supplying a means of education and health care. He didn’t share these ambitious thoughts with anyone at that time but instead, continued his studies and obtained a Masters Degree in Commerce and a B.A. in Law. He spent several years in Kolkata assisting private firms with legal and accounting matters. Although this work kept him busy, he still remained unfulfilled. His life’s purpose was yet to become clear.

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In 1986, Rishi’s aspirations motivated him to leave his work in Kolkata. He returned to Rishikesh where he met his wife, Usha. Rishi and Usha had two boys, Pranjal and Aditya. With the support and love of his family, Rishi was able to begin to realize his dreams when, in 1989, he opened the “Women’s Self-Sustainment Sewing Centre.” The sewing centre empowered many women and girls by providing an opportunity for them to create their own handmade products, gain valuable skills and earn an income. Rishi and Usha felt it was important that the women in the area knew that they were valued and worthy of an education.

Women’s Self-Sustainment Sewing Centre

Balmaitri School and Children’s Home

“If I save the children through education, then we can save the village. The child is the first unit of the family, and the family is the basic unit of a village. By educating the child, then the village will be healthy.”

Rishi Kumar

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