Family Vision Foundation

Family Vision Foundation exists to provide educational, emotional, material and community support to the most vulnerable members of society -- especially children. We believe that many of society's fundamental problems can be traced to a lack of care for our fellow humans. Our mission, therefore, is to encourage people everywhere to live the values of care, respect and inclusion. We do this through unique educational and community development programmes. ​
THE SAD FACTS: There are 444 million children in India under the age of 18 years. This constitutes 37% of the total population in the country. The truth of the matter is that:
-- 1 in 4 children of school-going age does not go to school, 
-- India has 33 million working children between the ages of 5-18 years. 
-- 3 out of 5 children are malnourished,
-- 8.5 lakh children die before their first birthday each year
-- Over the last decade, crimes against children have increased 5 times. 
The only way to preserve our future as a nation is by strengthening the weakest section of our society - our children. 

Your help makes a difference!
Our projects are made possible through extensive community involvement. All of the activities and projects that you see on this site have been made possible because of the active involvement of concerned people from every walk of life -   people who really do care about those in need and want to make a difference in their lives.

Thank you for showing you care! You help really does make a difference! ​

Have you read 'Tales from the Jail'?

​TALES FROM THE JAIL is a funny, moving and poignant account of an outsider’s encounters with the inmates of Tihar Jail.  This unforgettable collection of short stories will give you a rare glimpse into the world of prisons and the lives of its inhabitants.

It will take you on a personal journey through Tihar and introduce you to some of its most
memorable characters. Most of all, it will give you hope.

Click here to order your copies. 

Click here to contact the author, who is one of the founder members of Family Vision Foundation and has spent nearly two decades helping teenaged inmates and others in Tihar Jail, New Delhi. 

"The book is inspiring."
- Soli Sorabjee, Former Attorney General of India 
Family Vision Foundation, Registration No. 1336 in Book No. 4, Vol No. 3729 on Page 59 to 72 on 11/03/2011.
All Donations made to FAMILY VISION FOUNDATION are exempt under Section 80G (5) (VI) of the Income Tax Act 1961