From Shelter to Self-Sufficiency
Be the reason a child learns, dreams, and succeeds
Your support gives underprivileged children the tools, confidence, and skills to thrive beyond survival.
Education that empowers
Project Sneh
Volunteer-led learning for children in orphanages and shelter homes — literacy, English, digital basics and life skills to build confidence and opportunity.
What we do
Practical, activity-based learning: core academics, spoken English, digital basics and life skills.
- Literacy & numeracy
- Conversational & business English
- Digital basics & Artificial Intelligence
How we do it
On-site, volunteer-led sessions across the school year using games, role-play and projects to make learning engaging and relevant.
- Volunteer mentors
- Hands-on projects
- Continuous engagement
Why it matters
Shelter and basic schooling aren’t enough. Project Sneh builds confidence, practical skills and pathways so children can pursue education or work after 18.
Short-term support, long-term impact.
How You Can Contribute
Every hand makes a difference.
Lets Help People
Volunteer with Project Sneh
Teach, mentor and laugh with children — make an impact while building friendships that last a lifetime.
It’s fun — and real
Games, storytelling, projects — learning that feels like play. Every session sparks joy and real progress.
Why join
Teach skills, boost a child’s future, and grow your own — leadership, empathy and real-world impact in every hour you give.
A note from our founder
“After school and college, relationships often turn transactional. At Unessa, you join a cause—and build lifelong, fulfilling friendships.”
— Sandeep Dwivedi
Be part of a joyful, purpose-driven community.
Testimonials
What people say about us
Volunteering at Unessa Foundation has been a truly enriching experience. What I value most is the opportunity to make a difference in someone else’s life while simultaneously growing as a person. Through this journey, I’ve had the chance to build and strengthen essential skills like teamwork, leadership, empathy, compassion, and patience. Every interaction with the kids adds meaning to my efforts and reminds me why this work matters.
– Nikita Kumari
I’m Parth Jain, a Chartered Accountant by profession and a volunteer at Unessa Foundation. I’ve always believed that knowledge grows when it’s shared, and teaching kids gives me a unique kind of joy. Being able to contribute to the learning journey of kids, even in small ways, feels incredibly meaningful. That’s why I joined Unessa to give back through something I truly enjoy.
– Parth Jain
Volunteering at Unessa Foundation over the past month has been an incredibly grounding experience. In just five sessions, I’ve seen how something as simple as showing up, listening, and sharing time can mean so much to these children. Every smile, every small moment of connection reminds me why spaces like this are important, not just for them, but for us too. I’m grateful to be a part of something that creates safety, trust, and hope, one session at a time.
– Anagha Rane
Volunteering at Unessa was such a great experience for me. I got to work with such a fun and passionate team, learnt and grew both personally and professionally. Thank you Unessa for such a wonderful experience! I truly felt that my efforts were making a real difference in the community. This journey has inspired me to stay engaged in social impact work for the long term.
– khushi Singh
I am Arpit, and I joined Unessa as I have always enjoyed the process of learning and teaching. What I am getting to do at Unessa is beyond fulfilling. It amazes me how much being around the kids makes me smile and I am glad that I am able to contribute my time in their growth, cheers! Every session with them teaches me something new and reminds me of the joy in simple things.
– Arpit Acharya
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