Empower the lives of underprivileged students in India by offering quality competitive education to meritorious individuals from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, thus helping them break free from their economic challenges
"Equal Opportunities for All": Ensuring equal access to opportunities for every individual in India.
Learn & Grow for Sustainable Change: Fostering a culture of continuous learning and growth, aimed at driving lasting and sustainable societal transformation.
We diligently search for meritorious yet economically deprived students across the nation and provide them with essential support to bridge substantial gaps. Our primary focus lies in offering education, proper healthcare facilities, and sanitation to the economically disadvantaged younger generation.
SMF is committed to fulfilling fundamental livelihood needs such as education, sanitation, and healthcare for underprivileged children.
SMF establishes non-formal educational centers and training institutions tailored for economically disadvantaged and marginalized segments of society.
SMF elevates the fundamental health standards of impoverished and vulnerable individuals within urban, suburban, and rural communities, with a particular emphasis on women in our society.
SMF advocates for enhanced water and sanitation infrastructure and practices to foster long-term environmental resilience.
Shobha Rani Gupta was born into a wealthy family and held a strong desire to uplift the impoverished members of society and integrate them into the mainstream. Her lifelong commitment was dedicated to promoting the education of girls in both rural, urban and suburban areas. She tirelessly worked towards improving the quality of life for working-class women, impoverished villagers, and those residing below the poverty line in both urban, rural and suburban regions. Shobha Rani Gupta's contributions to these causes left a lasting impact on the communities she served, and her legacy continues to inspire positive change in society.
The Super 30 concept is an educational initiative pioneered by the organization SMF (or similar organizations), wherein they identify and select 30 exceptionally talented students who come from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. The core idea behind the Super 30 concept is to provide these students with comprehensive and specialized coaching and training to prepare them for highly competitive entrance exams, such as the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) for engineering or the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) for medical studies.
