Donate
Home
Our Focus
Health & Wellbeing
Adventure4SewaCharity Through AdventureMedics4SewaYouth4Sewa
Humanitarian Disaster Relief
India Covid-19Nepal EarthquakeUkraine Refugee Support
Sustainability
ChitrakootCochlea Implants for Children - PuneDivya Arunodaya School-GadagDivya School-JawharDolakha Chhatravas (Boy's Hostel)Samsdrusti TrustSanvedana Divya Rehabilitation Centre-Latur
Get Involved
Adventure4Sewa
Medics4Sewa
Youth4Sewa
Events
Newsletters
Volunteering
Fundraising
Current Appeals
Collaborate
Corporates
Institutions
Non Profits
Charity Shops
Birmingham Shop
London Shop
About Us
Guiding Principles
Reports
Team
Donate Now
Written by Diyaa Joshi
In the brief time I spent at Divya Vidyalaya, a school for the blind and mentally challenged, my affection for this place, which I now consider home, has grown immensely. The atmosphere was filled with unity and love, creating a profound bond between the children and teachers. Each individual, regardless of size or ability, imparted valuable knowledge and gratitude to my life. This encouraged me to reflect on how grateful I am for my senses, my Hindu roots, my family and the daily sight of nature's beauty I am provided with. I learnt the true meaning of family – a connection extending beyond blood ties.
Witnessing the children's daily smiles, despite communication barriers, illuminated lives more than a single divo (candle) ever could. Our ability to play and laugh without verbal communication created a magical, unexplainable connection, forming memories to be cherished for a lifetime.
Take a moment to reflect on just how privileged we are and to not take this precious life for granted.
Our Affiliates
About Sewa UK
Governance & Ethics
Recognitions
Programs
Ukraine Support
India Covid-19
Special Occasions
Leaving a Legacy
Corporate Giving
Volunteer
Gallery
Media Coverage
Contact Us
Terms and Conditions | Privacy Policy
Charity Number 1135425. Company limited by guarantee, registered in England and Wales No. 06976220. © Sewa UK 2023