2004
Vision Rescue began by feeding vada pav to six children at Mahim railway station, combining food with informal education in nearby gardens.
From feeding six children at a railway station in 2004 to transforming entire communities today, Vision Rescue’s journey has been one of hope and growth. Step into our story and see how small acts of compassion have led to lasting change.
Vision Rescue began by feeding vada pav to six children at Mahim railway station, combining food with informal education in nearby gardens.
Launched the first Vision Rescue Bus—offering food and education to children in slum areas of Mumbai. Later expanded to Chennai and Kolkata.
Started the Sports Program to engage older children through football and cricket, offering a positive alternative to life on the streets.
Introduced Medical and Dental Vans to provide basic healthcare and hygiene education directly within slum communities.
Opened the first Beacon Learning Centre in Kalwa to provide consistent education and family support within the community.
Expanded Beacon Learning Centres and opened Community Centres in five slum communities to support holistic family development.
Began Skills Training courses for women to help them gain financial independence and support their children's education.
Launched The Movement India—a volunteer platform mobilizing urban talent to serve vulnerable communities.
Initiated the School Support Program to strengthen public education in municipal schools near slums.
Opened the Culinary Training Institute to train youth and women in cooking skills, leading to job placements in hospitality.
Led nationwide COVID-19 relief efforts, distributing groceries, protective equipment, and digital devices for children's online learning.
For the past 20 years, Vision Rescue has been empowering lives, reaching out with love, and restoring dignity in underserved communities. This documentary captures the milestones, stories, and impact that have shaped our journey. Join us as we look back—and move forward with hope.