Gold Coin Seva TrustIndore · Est. 2019

School & college visits

Campus to Ashram

An afternoon that teaches more than a lecture on values ever will.

Students arrive expecting to feel sorry for somebody. They leave having been taught something — how to play a game properly, what Indore looked like in 1960, why one man left home and how he found his way back. The direction of that afternoon usually surprises the teachers more than the students.

The trust arranges the visit around what your group can actually do. A batch of twenty to forty works best; much larger and it turns into a tour rather than a conversation.

Every student who takes part receives a participation certificate, and the institution receives a letter recording the social outreach hours for its NSS or community service file.

Group size that works best
20 – 40
For every student
Participation certificate
For the institution
Outreach hours letter
Cost
None

What a visit can include

Pick two or three rather than all four. An hour spent properly on one thing beats four rushed ones.

01

Kissagoi — stories and life lessons

Residents tell their own stories and students listen. This is the part nobody plans for and everybody remembers.

02

Digital Saathi

Students teach residents to use a smartphone — video calls, WhatsApp, photographs, the bank app. The one skill young people can teach and elders genuinely want.

03

A performance

Singing, a poem, a dance, a short play. Prepared beforehand and performed in the hall.

04

Ashram seva

Serving the meal, tidying the garden, helping in the kitchen. Hands, not just presence.

A sample afternoon

Roughly what a two-hour visit looks like. The trust will shape it around your group — this is here so a teacher can plan.

  1. 0:00

    Arrive and settle

    Bags down, a quick word about where things are, and students are paired with residents rather than left in a clump.

  2. 0:15

    Kissagoi

    Residents talk, students listen and ask. Warn your students they will be asked questions back.

  3. 1:00

    Digital Saathi

    One student, one phone, one resident. Video calls and photographs are what they ask for most.

  4. 1:30

    The performance

    Whatever your group prepared. Short is better than polished.

  5. 1:50

    Tea, and certificates

    Together, not handed out at the gate.

Arrange a visit

For schools and colleges: a structured visit to Dashrath Sevashram for NSS, community service and value education.

This form does not store anything. It opens your own email app or WhatsApp with the message ready to send, so your details go straight to the trust and nowhere else.

This sends the trust a message with your details. Somebody from the ashram will call your coordinator to fix the date and work out the plan.