For India’s ‘rat catchers,’ stigmatization undermines the self-esteem vital to learning.

Posted on Thursday, February 11th, 2010 at 7:40 am.

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BSS Saved Reena From Child Marriage

Today on women’s Day we are proud to share that Renna age 14 belongs to lepers community Kashi kushth Ashram has been saved from child marriage and is studying in grade 4th…
Welcoming children back to school, at last!

A letter from Rajan Kaur Saini, founder of Buddha’s Smile School.

After being closed for a year and a half due to covid19, BSS is finally reopening its
doors following t…
Teaching in COVID19 times

As the Covid19 pandemic hits India, the BSS staff got organized to keep the children engaged, by teaching in local communities.
Since the beginning of the COVID19 outbreak in…
Dry Ration For Covid-19 Relief
Rosy’s Story

Rosy is nine-years old and has been a model student at Buddha’s Smile School since she was four. Her story like many other children of Varanasi’s über-poor is one of exploita…

Buddha's Smile School