At Dhai Aakhar Foundation, a dedicated NGO in India, we believe that education is incomplete without health and nutrition. Our unique “Under the Tree” program focuses on providing free education, healthcare support, and nutritious meals to underprivileged children in rural areas.

Holistic Learning with Health Support

In our open learning spaces, children not only receive quality education but also benefit from regular health check-ups for students. These routine check-ups help monitor growth, prevent diseases, and ensure overall child health and development.

Nutritious Home-Made Mid-Day Meals

Proper nutrition is essential for learning. That’s why we provide nutritious mid-day meals for underprivileged children, freshly prepared with care. Each meal contains a balanced combination of:
• Vitamins
• Minerals
• Protein
• Calcium

Our initiative supports child nutrition programs in India, ensuring every child receives the energy and nourishment needed to focus and grow.

What sets our program apart is our focus on personalized child nutrition. Each student’s age, height, and weight are carefully measured. Based on this data, we serve the right quantity of food, ensuring proper growth and preventing malnutrition.

This approach reflects our commitment to healthy child development and scientific nutrition planning in grassroots communities.

We maintain high standards of cleanliness by ensuring: Hygienic food preparation and serving, clean learning and eating environments, regular handwashing practices. Children are also encouraged to stay hydrated, promoting hygiene awareness and healthy lifestyle habits from a young age.

Through this initiative, Dhai Aakhar Foundation is working as a nonprofit organization in India to provide education, nutrition, and healthcare support to children in need. Our mission is to empower every child with the right resources so they can grow into confident individuals and build a brighter future because when children are healthy, education becomes powerful—and change becomes possible.

by Gaurika Sharma