What began as a small, heartfelt initiative has grown into a nurturing residential home where children find not just shelter, but a genuine sense of family and belonging and care.




There are about 40 boys. For over 37 years, Keshava Seva Samiti (KSS) has been dedicated to providing care, shelter, and opportunities for destitute boys through its Vatsalya Sindhu home. Established in 1989 and relocated to its present site in 1992, the home has grown to support the evolving needs of its residents. With a vision for expansion and improved facilities, construction of a new building began in 2013 and was completed in 2019. The home currently has an approved capacity of 40 children and offers a nurturing environment focused on their overall development. Vatsalya Sindhu provides essential facilities, including a library, science laboratory, computer room, skill development center, sports ground, safe drinking water, and hygienic food services. We operate in accordance with the guidelines of the Child Welfare Committee (CWC), maintaining the prescribed standards of care and ensuring the well-being, education, and development of every child entrusted to us..

History
Building inauguration by Shri Nageshwar Sharma Ji, Acting RSS
A small ashram that started with 3 rooms under Keshav Seva Samithi.
Building inauguration by Shri Nageshwar Sharma ji, Acting RSSS.
World Department Camp, a 10-day international training program for men, held in August.
Shri Nag Raju ji, All India Seva Chief, laid the foundation for the first new building.
Five key program areas designed to meet related social needs.
A shelter home for destitute children aged 7 to 12 from eligible poor and needy families.
Adolescent Child Development Project.
Poor Men's Development Project.
Programs such as sponsoring a boy for a year and sponsoring a girl for a year.
These include Vidyanidhi, Mangal Nidhi, One Day's Meal Fund, Smriti Nidhi, Kishori Vikas Yojana Nidhi, Keshav Mahila Vikas Samithi, and others.
Providing counseling and individual employment assistance to men affected by disaster.
Formal education, fine arts, yoga, self-defense, and personality development courses for children.
Health education, establishment of health centers, mobile medical services, medical aid camps, and rural health schemes.
Organizing relief programs and development activities to overcome natural disasters, accidents, and epidemics.
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