About Khula Aasman Sanstha

Building Hope, Creating Opportunities

Spreading wings of hope and self-reliance to children and women across the slums and villages of Varanasi.

Our Story

Khula Aasman Sanstha was born in 2018 in the historic city of Varanasi out of a deep concern for the children and women living in slum pockets along the outer railway lines and rural outposts. What began as an informal evening tuition class under a tree for 15 children has now grown into a registered non-profit organization serving thousands of lives.

The name 'Khula Aasman' translates to 'Open Sky'. It symbolizes our core mission: to break the invisible ceilings of poverty, caste, and gender that restrict underprivileged individuals, offering them an open sky of opportunities.

Today, our team of dedicated educators, social workers, and community volunteers operate six core programs across Varanasi. We work to build self-sustaining communities by empowering children through education, skilling women for financial freedom, and securing basic nutrition and sanitation rights.

Meet Our Leadership

Our Leadership

The dedicated leadership team behind Khula Aasman Sanstha, committed to creating lasting social impact through education, empowerment, and community development.

President & Founder

Roly Singh Raghuvanshi

Roly Singh is the Founder and President of Khula Aasman Sanstha. With a strong vision of creating equal opportunities for every child and empowering women through education and social development, she has led the organization with compassion, dedication, and purpose. Her leadership continues to inspire meaningful change and sustainable community impact across Varanasi.

Roly Singh Raghuvanshi

Treasurer & Co-Founder

Diksha Singh Raghuvanshi

As the Co-Founder and Treasurer of Khula Aasman Sanstha, Diksha Singh oversees financial planning, transparency, and responsible resource management. She plays a vital role in strengthening the organization's programs while ensuring that every initiative is implemented with accountability and long-term sustainability.

Diksha Singh Raghuvanshi

General Secretary

Ankit Chaubey

The General Secretary is responsible for coordinating the organization's daily operations, volunteer engagement, and community outreach activities. By ensuring smooth communication and effective execution of programs, the role contributes significantly to achieving the foundation's mission and expanding its social impact.

Ankit Chaubey

Joint Secretary

Rajat Mishra

Rajat Mishra supports the organization's administrative coordination, volunteer engagement, and program implementation. As Joint Secretary, he works closely with the leadership team to ensure smooth execution of community initiatives and strengthen the foundation's outreach activities.

Rajat Mishra

Our Team

Meet Our Core Team

Dedicated professionals working every day to create meaningful impact in the community.

Diwakar Mishra

Diwakar Mishra

Program Manager

Utkarsh Rai

Utkarsh Rai

Field Coordinator

Saisa Khandelwal

Saisa Khandelwal

Media Manager

Our Journey

Timeline of Growth

Every milestone reflects our commitment to creating lasting impact in education, women empowerment and community development.

2018

Foundation Established

Khula Aasman Sanstha was founded in Varanasi with the mission of empowering children and women through education and social development.

2019

Education Initiative

Started free education, mentoring, and learning support programs for children from underprivileged communities.

2021

Women Empowerment

Expanded the organization's work by launching skill development and livelihood programs for women.

2024

Community Expansion

Strengthened education, healthcare awareness, volunteer engagement, and community welfare initiatives across Varanasi.

Our DNA

Core Principles We Live By

Every coin spent and every workshop taught is grounded in these foundational philosophies.

Integrity & Transparency

We are accountable to our donors, our communities, and our conscience. We maintain rigorous standards of reporting and openness.

Empowerment, Not Pity

We focus on building capabilities so individuals can become independent. We do not promote long-term dependency models.

Local Leadership

We identify, train, and trust community volunteers and leaders to execute our projects, fostering organic, sustainable growth.

Inclusivity

Our doors are open to everyone, irrespective of gender, caste, religion, or economic background. We serve the most vulnerable first.