Education Support

Knowledge is wealth. Many young people with intelligence, inspiration, and talent never have the opportunity to prepare for a career due to financial difficulties. School fees currently range from 16,000 INR (Nursery) to 100,000 INR (Engineering), which is equivalent to 145–910 euros depending on the school and grade level. For many families, this can be a heavy financial burden, so external support is important to help students stay in school.

In 2008, the Shirdi Sai Global Trust (SSGT) and its chairman Sri Kaleshwar founded an “Educational Sponsorship Program.” Through this initiative, several hundred students receive much-needed financial support during crucial phases of their education.

After reviewing thousands of applications, the most promising and financially disadvantaged children were selected for this support. This financial assistance ensures that the education costs of these students are covered during their most critical 11th and 12th grade years.

The total cost of the first phase of this program has exceeded USD 250,000 (1 crore) and is expected to triple in size over the next two years. The next goal is to support more than 1,000 additional students in the upcoming semester.

Meet the Children Who Need Educational Support

Your help can make it possible for them to stay in school and build a better future.
Click the button below to see the children who are currently seeking support for their education and learn how you can help.

So for a person who really needs help, help them, but also try to make them develop themselves. Thats another concept. For example, many people I’ve seen are huge boozers, addicted, with unbelievably low inspiration. You really have to motivate them to make their inspiration come up. You really need to make the depressed people come up—Yes, you’ll do it. You can do it. Giving hope. Whoever really trusts you and comes to you, give them hope. Thats the real life you can give.

Sri Kaleshwar

Impressions from former students about the support

How Education Support Changed My Life

In this video, I share my personal journey of receiving educational support from Shilpa Akka and the Shirdi Sai Global Trust. Thanks to their help, I was able to complete my B.Tech in Computer Science, start a career as a software engineer in Bangalore, and bring happiness to my family. My story shows how crucial education support can be in enabling someone to achieve their dreams and build a better future.

- Virupakshi Reddy -

Poornima’s Journey of Academic Success and Gratitude

I would like to share my personal story about, how the Shirdi Sai Global Trust has supported my academic journey for over a decade. Thanks to their financial and moral help, I was able to excel in my studies—from pre-university through my master’s degree, earning multiple gold medals, and now pursuing an MPhil in clinical psychology. In this video, I express heartfelt gratitude toward the trust and its members, inspired by their ongoing support not only for myself but for many others with educational dreams. I also offer my commitment to give back by promoting mental health awareness and assisting the trust whenever needed. This video gives insight into the impact of education support and the importance of helping others realize their ambitions.

- Poornima -

My journey as a supportive companion in the field of education

As an active participant in education, I am passionate about helping fellow students succeed through dedicated support and guidance. My experiences have shown that personalized assistance can make a significant difference in learning outcomes and motivation. In this video, I share my journey and insights, hoping to inspire others to embrace the spirit of support within our educational community.

- Likhitha -

My experiences with support and solidarity in everyday education

As a committed member of our learning community, I am dedicated to supporting fellow students in every way I can. Personal guidance and hands-on help can truly make a difference. In this video, I share my experiences to encourage others to foster mutual support and solidarity in education.

- Somasekhar -