Vidya Bharti alumni aspires to be modern day Robin Hood

“Social workers are a part of the few who do care. They care about social injustices committed every day, across the globe—behind closed doors and out in the open. They are the ones who care enough to believe they can make the world a better place, whether you are a millionaire or not.”

Rohit Nama is a Vidya Bharati alumni from Senior Secondary Adarsh Vidya Mandir , Sanganer, Jaipur. 

He is an UPSc aspirant and preparing for the upcoming examinations but behind the ordinary looking young man, is a person with extraordinary passion and zeal towards making this world a better place.

For the past 6 years, Rohit had initiated himself towards social work and became an active member of Robinhood Army N.G.O. He has worked tirelessly for the society and  took part in several events such as food distribution programmes, free classes for the needy etc organized by Robinhood Army N.G.O (India), impacting the lives of hundreds of people.

The Robin Hood Army is a volunteer based organisation that works to get surplus food from restaurants to the less fortunate sections of society in cities across India and 12 other countries. The organisation consists of over 16,500 volunteers in 103 cities, and have served food to over 9.2 million people so far.The volunteers come from all walks of life. The less fortunate sections of the society, to whom the organisation reaches out to include homeless families, orphanages, night shelters, homes for abandoned children, patients from public hospitals, etc.

For more information you can visit : https://robinhoodarmy.com/

Vidya Bharati believes that all citizens should realize their duty towards society and should try to inculcate the spirit of social service among society. That is why Vidya Bharati schools teach their students about the Indian ideology of ‘Seva’ from early childhood with the objective of becoming ideal citizens who can volunteer their services for the good of the nation like Rohit.