Raunak - Student (DIT), West Delhi IT Centre
Raunak Before:
A native of Uttar Pradesh, Raunak grew up in Uttam Nagar, Delhi, with her two siblings and parents.
An enthusiastic girl- while growing up, she dreamt of becoming a Police Officer. Unfortunately, the adverse economic situation of the family limited her aspiration to a mere dream. However, she did complete her schooling from a government school and was later enrolled in distance learning.
Raunak After:
Despite the constant obstacles, she was determined to take up a professional course. One of her friends acquainted her about Kaushal Kalp - Udayan Care Vocational Training Center, where she pursued her Diploma in Information Technology (DIT) with an objective to groom herself and start her career in an emerging sector.
Post her course, she immediately got an opportunity to work at McDonald’s as a cashier with a lucrative entry-level salary. Today, she feels proud of how far she has come and of the fact that she now helps her family with finances
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Somya Gupta – Batch 5th Udayan Shalini Fellowship Programme, Dehradun
Somya Before:
Somya was uncertain of realizing her dream to become an engineer, considering her family’s financial condition.
Somya After:
- In all the life’s difficulties, uncertainty and dilemma, there was one thing, which was certain, and as strong as a rock - the hard work and determination of Somya that helped her achieve the USF fellowship.
- This changed her life and not only assured her for the financial assistance for her higher education but also turned her personality into an empowered and confident girl, with USF’s wonderful personal development and mentoring program.
- After accomplishing her dream of becoming an engineer (B.Tech from College of Engineering, Roorkee), Somya got placement in HCL Technologies in Pune.
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The story of Reunion- Hasan Ali
“The love of the family is life’s greatest blessing”
For 9 long years, Hasan Ali was deprived of this blessing! Having lost his way when he was 6 years old, Ali was unable to furnish details of his family before the police. It was then; the CWC decided and placed him in a CCI in Gurugram, where he lived for 8 years before finally being placed to Udayan Care.
On a trip to an amusement park, he mentioned to our Udayan Ghar coordinator, Ashique Ali, that he was familiar with the places en route. This triggered the quest to find Ali’s family, which after persistent efforts met success.
We applaud Ashique Ali’s continuous and untiring efforts in reuniting a family and hope the best for Hasan, who has now returned to his family.
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