Some views and comments of visitors and volunteers about Ananya Trust:
Your hard work and love for your job as well as these kids have made this place so wonderful and conducide for learning. The kids are so enthusiastic about everything (even homework) which was an extremely nice thing to see. I’ll be back
2001-2002, Brynne (volunteer)
I’ve experienced an amazing experience with kids free from ‘hang ups’, in an atmosphere full of love, support and freedom. Hard to believe that this is possible so close to Bangalore. In no way would I consider these kids disadvantaged in any way -on the contrary they are privileged
2005-2006, Dr. Rajkumar Rao (visitor)
A truly rich warm enviroment for the children
2005-2006, Priya D’Souza (visitor)
Every day at Ananya Trust is like a snowlflake, or a grain of sand, it has the same basic structure as all the other days, yet is filled with differences and variations that make it, as the school’s name suggests: Unique
2006-2007, Paddy Crawley (volunteer)
The change is interesting and certainly approved as development in a positive direction. Ananya Trust brings hope in a country where countless schools are short of teachers and millions of children are deprived of the benefits of schooling. The ideals of learning to ACT, ASK and ACCEPT may not be reached completely, but without them Ananya wouldn’t have come this far
2007-2008, Suvi (volunteer)