Be Someone's Reason
Welcome To Save The Quest Foundation
We assist individuals in need, not just children, to improve their lives.
SAVE THE QUEST (STQ) is a charitable trust in Delhi. Our society often burdens those who are differently abled, orphans, or financially disadvantaged with biases. It's crucial to recognize their abilities and passions. They may be different, but they are not outsiders.
At STQ, we integrate everyone into society as a united team. Our volunteers serve as mentors, instilling values and providing education. We aim to foster positive changes through education and advocate for all students.
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At STQ, we believe that education is a fundamental right for all individuals, yet many children, especially those with disabilities, are denied this opportunity. In India alone, over 70 million differently abled individuals face social exclusion, regardless of their economic background. We recognize the importance of building economic, psychological, and social confidence, which is why we are dedicated to supporting differently abled children in their educational journeys. Our mission is to help these children lay a strong foundation for a brighter future. We understand that disability can hinder the ability to perform expected activities, making early support crucial for their integration into the workforce. By nurturing these children, we aim to empower them to live with dignity and contribute meaningfully to society. Additionally, our NGO offers employability training specifically designed for the blind and differently abled, as we believe that financial independence is key to their stability.
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Societies are built in classrooms. This has struck a deep chord with us at SAVE THE QUEST. Started by a group of college students, STQ strongly believes that education will be the game-changer for the future of our country and the world. Education will enable a generation with the level-playing field, so that everyone is competent and charity is no longer required. This is the revolution which we have, this is the dream we strive to achieve. Education in India is more like a book that students are supposed to write. The practicalities of what we are taught are hardly ever impressed upon us. Also, in school, when a human being is at the most impressionable age, much more effort should be made to build a morally strong person, with right values and judgments. This is the kind of education which we strive to include in our syllabus- pragmatic, holistic, flexible and above all, quest-based.
Removing barriers to enable India's children and youth to reach their full potential.