KUTUMB VILLAGE PROGRAM

In 2002, Dr. Ashish and Puja, founders of Kutumb NGO, encountered three abandoned children at a railway station, prompting them to establish a family-like environment for such children. Unable to find their guardians, the couple embraced these children into their home, laying the foundation for Kutumb. Financial challenges were overcome with the support of Nikola Frock, a German nurse, and subsequent aid from organizations like the Vision Builders Organization in the USA.

The culmination of these efforts resulted in the establishment of Kutumb Village—a 3-acre haven for the children. More than just a shelter, Kutumb Village is a home crafted from love, hope, and care. The organization emphasizes holistic development, aiming to empower the community  to lead  lives and seamlessly integrate into society.

Kutumb Village runs various programs dedicated to nurturing and uplifting its residents. These include educational initiatives for children, a sewing center for women, beautician training programs, and centers for crafting organic products. Each facet of Kutumb's programs is designed to provide not only the necessary skills but also a supportive environment where every needy & underprivileged  can thrive. The essence of Kutumb Village lies in its commitment to fostering a sense of belonging, personal growth, and community integration for those who have faced abandonment and adversity.