She had a luxurious life in Switzerland, a successful corporate career in Dubai, financial security and the freedom to travel. But one question changed everything: “Why do I have so much, when so many children have nothing?” ❤️ In 2011, Sandra Lavi Gojkovic left it all behind and came to India alone.
What began with listening to families on Sagar Island grew into a lifelong mission. Through The India School Project and her child protection work, Sandra now supports nearly 20,000 children and families across 30 villages, working to create opportunities and safer futures for children who need them most.
But Sandra’s work isn’t simply about education. It’s about protecting childhood itself—standing up for children’s rights and helping ensure they have the chance to grow, learn and dream. 🌱 Would you leave a life of comfort to build a better future for children you’ve never met? Tell us in the comments.
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