Neha Rastogi, the founder of Vallabh Sankalp Trust, have dedicated herself to social service programs since 2012. Her journey began with Hari Om Seva Kendra, where they provided free medicines and other essential items to poor, destitute patients and their relatives. This initiative was a crucial first step in her commitment to serving the underprivileged.

In 2015, She had the honor of working as a volunteer counselor in the Senior Citizen Cell of the SSP office, Lucknow. This role allowed her to offer guidance and support to elderly citizens, further deepening her understanding of community needs and enhancing her commitment to social service.

Despite the unprecedented challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, which necessitated a pause in her regular activities for five years, her service continued. The pandemic intensified her efforts as they distributed free food, masks, sanitizers, and essential medicines to those in need. They organized vaccination camps at various locations, benefiting many local people and ensuring they had access to necessary healthcare during a critical time.

As the pandemic highlighted the importance of resilient and adaptive service initiatives, it also strengthened her resolve to expand their efforts. This led to the formal establishment of Vallabh Sankalp Trust, through which they aimed to provide even greater support to women and children.

Thier organization has since become a beacon of hope for many, offering employment opportunities to rural women through self-help groups. These groups have empowered women to earn a livelihood, fostering economic independence and improving their quality of life.

Recognizing the vital role of education in breaking the cycle of poverty, They made it a priority to offer free education to poor and deprived children. Currently, their school in the Kakori area of Malihabad provides education to 50 local children. This initiative not only equips these children with the knowledge and skills necessary for a brighter future but also instills a sense of hope and possibility in their communities.

Their commitment to education extends beyond the classroom. They focus on holistic development, ensuring that their students receive nutritional support, healthcare, and emotional counseling. By addressing these diverse needs, They aim to create a nurturing environment where children can thrive academically and personally.

The impact of Vallabh Sankalp Trust extends beyond immediate aid and education. They strive to foster a sense of community and solidarity among those they serve. Their programs are designed to build self-reliance and resilience, encouraging individuals to support one another and work collectively towards common goals.

Looking ahead, they plan to expand their reach and deepen their impact. They aim to increase the number of children benefiting from their educational programs and to create more employment opportunities for women in rural areas. Additionally, they are exploring new initiatives that address healthcare, vocational training, and environmental sustainability.

In conclusion, her journey from the initial steps at Hari Om Seva Kendra to the establishment of Vallabh Sankalp Trust has been one of growth, learning, and unwavering commitment to service. Despite the challenges, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, their resolve to support the underprivileged has only strengthened. Through education, employment, and community-building initiatives, they continue to strive for a society where everyone has the opportunity to lead a dignified and fulfilling life. She is deeply grateful for the support of thier volunteers, donors, and community members who share their vision and contribute to making it a reality. Together, they are making a tangible difference in the lives of many and paving the way for a more equitable and compassionate world.