Life is a journey full of experiences while we have some memories which we cherish throughout, some remain as black spots embedded in our minds. In spite of many problems, some choose to face them and come out with positivity. Suman Saurabh is a fine example of this. Suman belongs to a low-income family background and is based in Munirka village. He received his schooling from a Hindi medium Municipal school and like many in the country, he was hesitant to speak in English. He got to know about the TEACH INDIA program in school and Surjeet sir, who is the founder of CEHRO also suggested him to join the program. He, in fact, filled his form and gave him the push to join the TEACH INDIA program.

Suman feels joining the program was the best decision that he took and he has not only become confident and mature but he has seen a tremendous change in his personality. He accepts that he has a long way to go and has to keep learning many new things, that’s what makes his attitude even more attractive. He’s a very positive person who is willing to grow and learn every day. He is the eldest child in the family and has two younger sisters and at the age of 19 has the responsibility of looking after the family. He thanks CEHRO INDIA and TEACH INDIA because of their help he is working with Big Bazar, Ambience mall, Vasant Kunj as a team member. He draws a salary of ten thousand per month which isn’t huge but he knows it will increase because of his hard work and he aims to tread towards the path of positivity.

Even though he is working but he has enrolled in a B.A program from School of Open Learning and is also doing a Diploma in Information Technology from the Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute. This clearly shows that his interest in education and the willingness to learn is of utmost importance. Suman is the one of those who make an extra effort to reach that extra mile, and hence he likes watching YouTube videos and hearing eminent speeches and likes reading important quotes by prominent people so that he improves his English language, accent and remains highly motivated. He believes that one learns if one has the interest to do it, else anything which is forced upon cannot be achieved.

Suman has a long way to go and a bright future ahead of him. It’s the spark in his eyes to do something despite the obstacles which make him unique. TEACH INDIA and CEHRO INDIA were life changers for him and the confidence and personality change he got by learning English and communication skills made him more sure that he wasn’t less than anyone else. His constant chase after his dreams and to improve himself every day is his key component which will get him huge success in the future.

Ratnesh Pal, a resilient woman in her forties, embarked on a transformative journey despite daunting challenges and societal biases. Married to an auto-rickshaw driver and mother of three, Ratnesh struggled to provide for her family through low-paying domestic work. Her passion for stitching and designing clothes sparked a dream of becoming a skilled seamstress, capable of significantly contributing to her family's income. Her aspirations found wings through CEHRO INDIA's "Sui Dhaaga" initiative, offering tailoring skills to marginalized women like her. Ratnesh seized this opportunity eagerly, enrolling in the inaugural training program. Over four months, she honed her abilities in cutting, sewing, and tailoring, emerging not just as a proficient seamstress but as a source of inspiration. Today, Ratnesh stands as a trainer at an NGO, imparting the same skills that empowered her journey. Her newfound career provides a stable income, enabling her to afford a comfortable life and better education for her children, thereby breaking the cycle of poverty that once constrained her family. Ratnesh's narrative epitomizes courage, resilience, and perseverance, illustrating how these qualities can transcend adversity to forge a brighter future. Her story resonates as a testament to the transformative impact of empowerment initiatives, empowering women like Ratnesh to lead their families towards prosperity and contribute meaningfully to national development. CEHRO INDIA celebrates Ratnesh's remarkable achievements, applauding her as a beacon of hope and a catalyst for positive change in society.

Pappu, originally from Uttarakhand, ventured to Delhi in pursuit of better job prospects after completing his graduation. Initially residing with relatives in Munirka, he juggled multiple part-time jobs to sustain himself. Seeking to enhance his employability, he enrolled in CEHRO's Teach India's 100-day English learning program. Completing the course proved transformative for Pappu, equipping him with essential soft skills and improved communication abilities. These newfound competencies paved his way into the hospitality management industry. Through unwavering dedication over several years, Pappu achieved a significant milestone: owning his own apartment in Delhi. His journey symbolizes resilience and determination, showcasing how dedication to personal growth and skill development can lead to substantial achievements. Pappu's story continues to inspire, as he looks forward to even greater accomplishments in the future.

Sureshwari, born in an Odisha village, confronted financial strain due to her father's tuberculosis. At 14, she relocated to Delhi with relatives in 1999. There, she undertook household sanitation work, earning 300 rupees to alleviate her family's plight and sending funds home. Post-marriage, while her situation saw a marginal improvement, her husband's vegetable-selling venture couldn't adequately sustain them. Nonetheless, Sureshwari persisted in domestic cleaning and later engaged in distributing mid-day meals at schools from 2007 to 2013. Through unwavering commitment, she endeavored to ameliorate her family's situation, navigating the challenges of life with resilience and determination. In 2014, Sureshwari encountered job loss due to unforeseen issues at her school. Faced with the urgency of her family's well-being and no viable alternatives, she was advised to confide in Surjeet, the Founder & President of CEHRO. It was suggested that Surjeet's intervention with the school department might lead to her job being reinstated. When Sureshwari met with him, she disclosed her previous salary of INR 5000. Surjeet then proposed that she join their organization, assuring her of the same salary she had been receiving from the school. Becoming part of CEHRO marked a pivotal moment for Sureshwari, revealing her passion for fostering children's development. Initially tasked with overseeing kindergarten students, she progressed to mentoring them across various domains and assuming caregiving responsibilities. Sureshwari credits CEHRO with enabling her to pursue further education. Financial constraints had limited her schooling to 8th grade. However, with CEHRO's assistance, she enrolled in the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS). Overcoming language barriers, she, with CEHRO's teacher support, learned Hindi and English, culminating in passing her 10th-grade exams. She acknowledges CEHRO's pivotal role in her educational journey beyond her previous limitations. Sureshwari's education unlocked doors to new prospects, leading her to land a position as a security guard at JNU, where a 10th-grade pass sufficed. Embracing the shift from informal to formal employment, she relishes the stability, respect, and avenues for progress. Supporting her family, she aspires for a brighter tomorrow. Her narrative resonates as a beacon of hope for migrant families in Delhi, navigating hurdles with tenacity, striving diligently to provide for their loved ones

Jyoti and Swati, two sisters who embarked on their educational journey at CEHRO, offer a unique and inspiring narrative amidst their peers. CEHRO's inception in 2012 aimed at educating the children of Munirka village. In 2013, when Jyoti's mother visited seeking admission for her son Rahul, it surfaced that she also had three daughters. Initially prioritizing her son's education over her daughters', she believed his schooling would sustain the family. Surjeet ji (Founder & President of CEHRO) intervened, stressing the importance of educating daughters alongside sons. Consequently, in 2013, Jyoti joined the 10th grade and Swati the 8th grade at CEHRO. Jyoti's family faced financial challenges, with her father employed as a hostel cleaner near Munirka and her mother working in households to support the family. From a young age, Jyoti and Swati witnessed their parents' tireless efforts on their behalf. Concurrent with their studies, they engaged in extracurricular activities at CEHRO. In 2015, they enrolled in a 100-day English learning program there, which also provided training in soft skills and communication. Following their participation in a job fair organized by CEHRO, they received job offers. However, due to familial objections, Jyoti couldn't accept the position at that time. After finishing her 12th grade, Jyoti enrolled in D.EL.ED teacher training and began teaching at CEHRO. She dedicated a year to teaching primary classes. Meanwhile, Swati, with a passion for Quilling Art, balanced her studies and worked as a Quilling Artist at CEHRO. She not only taught Quilling Art to youngsters but also assisted in outdoor Quilling Art exhibitions. This experience boosted her confidence in interacting with people. Post-CEHRO, Jyoti ventured into teaching at various educational institutions. Following a six-month stint as an English communicator at the Infonet center, her exceptional communication abilities paved the way for a promising opportunity in the BPO industry. Assuming full responsibility for her family's well-being, Jyoti embarked on this new career path. Subsequently, Swati, under Jyoti's guidance, also found employment in the BPO sector, marking a significant stride in their professional journeys. Fulfilling their childhood dream, Jyoti and Swati succeeded in alleviating their mother from outdoor labor. They also challenged societal norms, debunking beliefs like girls can't work at night or don't need education. Their achievements became an inspiration for families associated with CEHRO, igniting hope and breaking barriers.