Family Vision

Family Vision is a training and development organization devoted to "building a caring culture" through education and training workshops, personal growth programmes and innovative social initiatives. Our goals are to:

To help individuals live productive & meaningful lives by helping them to achieve their fullest potential;
To build a better nation by providing life skills training to youth
To improve the quality of life of those in need, especially underprivileged children.

Training & Personal Growth

Seminars for Parents and Teachers: Inspiring those who exert the most profound influence on a child's life to fulfill their God-given roles with passion and excellence
Life Skills Training for High School Students: Unique, high impact workshops aimed at helping students grasp those skills which will enable them to build happy and successful lives
Organizational Teambuilding: Enabling companies, teams and organizations to build high levels of trust, integrity, genuine camaraderie and interpersonal skills.
Counselling and Coaching: Helping individuals live up to their fullest potential and being there for them in difficult times.
Personality Profiling: Helping you discover yourself!

Social Development Programmes

The 'Behtar Bachpan' (Better Childhood) Project: Improving the quality of life of children living below the poverty line by providing them educational, material and community support.
Equal Opportunity Programmes: Providing equal opportunities to children from disadvantaged backgrounds.
The 'Comic Relief' Project: Encouraging reading and literacy by providing positive comic books to economically disadvantaged children and helping them to discover Indian history, culture, folklore and values.
Helping Youth at Risk: Conducting value-imparting programmes and workshops for youth at risk.

In 2011, Family Vision's programmes and workshops touched the lives of 14,000 parents in 14 cities across India, 450 teachers, 600 high school students, and 1500 underprivileged children. We are deeply grateful to those who made our work possible! Here is our 2011 Annual Report...