Help Sangeeta Become a Nurse — Support Her Journey of Hope & Service

Dear Friends,

In a small town in Telangana, a courageous young girl named Sangeeta has become the pillar of her family after her mother was diagnosed with cancer. Amidst the struggles of post-COVID financial hardship, Sangeeta has held her family together, helping care for her younger sister while staying strong through emotional challenges no child should have to face.

Despite all odds, she completed her intermediate education in the BiPC stream from a government college, scoring 86.4%, and even appeared for NEET, securing a rank of 44,000. Although a free medical seat wasn’t within reach, her passion for serving others has led her to choose B.Sc. Nursing as her path — a noble profession through which she dreams of giving back to her community.

Today, we humbly reach out to you with a request to help Sangeeta take this next step.

Her dream is within reach, but she needs support to make it a reality.

Why Your Support Matters:

India urgently needs more nurses — with a shortage of over 2.4 million — and girls like Sangeeta are ready to rise to the challenge if given the opportunity.

Here’s what your contribution will help cover:

₹4,00,000: Tuition fees for a 3.5-year GNM/B.Sc Nursing course

₹1,00,000: Living expenses during her study period

₹50,000: Miscellaneous academic and health-related needs

The Difference You Can Make:

For Sangeeta: A nursing degree will open the door to a stable career with potential earnings of ₹3–5 lakh per year, ensuring her family's security.

For India: Your help adds one more dedicated nurse to the healthcare system — someone who truly knows the value of care and empathy.

For You: A chance to light a path for a deserving girl who wants to serve society, with regular updates on her progress and gratitude that words can't fully express.

Let’s come together to support Sangeeta — not just as a student, but as a future nurse, a daughter, and a symbol of resilience and hope.

Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao.

Let’s not just save the girl child — let’s empower her to shine.

Because when one girl rises, a whole family — and nation — moves forward.