TBVK program nurtures the physical, emotional, educational, and social growth of children in rural communities. Through engaging sessions in Balkendras, children participate in storytelling, arts and crafts, games, yoga, and Vipassana meditation—activities designed to enhance creativity, emotional well-being, and self-confidence.

Leadership and active citizenship are central to TBVK, with platforms like Bal Sena and Bal Manch encouraging children to express themselves, participate in decision-making, and stand up for their rights. Field visits and exposure activities broaden their horizons, while inclusive, safe spaces foster strong peer relationships and personal growth, especially for children from migrant and vulnerable backgrounds. Our approach helps ensure continued education and reduces early dropout rates.

Our Jigri Dost Libraries and Resource Centers act as vibrant center for learning and discovery. With a diverse collection of books in Gujarati, Hindi, and English—including religious texts, encyclopedias, fiction, toys, and educational tools—the centers welcome children and community members alike. Interactive sessions, workshops, and storytelling foster curiosity, creativity, and a love of learning, making the library a true gathering place for all.

Our Vocational Skilling program, open to youth ages 18–25 from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, bridges the gap between education and employment. With courses in Mechanical Technician and Multi-Skill trades, the VTC offers hands-on training and interview support. Affiliated with the National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) and Sector Skill Councils, the program ensures high-quality, recognized training that opens doors to both employment and entrepreneurship.