Aryan’s Journey:

From a Troubled Past to a Bright Future.

Aryan (name changed) was admitted to the Observation Home after being involved in a POCSO case stemming from a love affair. Though released on bail, he repeated his mistake and was brought back after another police complaint.

During his time at the Home, counseling by the Probation Officer and a counselor helped him reflect on his choices. He realized the consequences of his actions and resolved to change his path. Embracing discipline, he actively participated in rehabilitation programs and focused on self-improvement.

Upon his release, Aryan moved to Pune and pursued a year-long training in rural technology studies, working tirelessly to build a new future. His dedication paid off—he secured a job at Tata Motors, earning a stable income of ₹25,000 per month.

Today, Aryan supports his grandparents, contributes to household expenses, and lives with dignity. He often visits the Observation Home, expressing gratitude to the staff who guided him toward a new direction in life.