No Hungry Child
No Child Should Go to Bed Hungry.
A structured Nutritious Meal & Child Development Programme for underprivileged children — delivered through committed NGO partners across India, with selected partners supported under a ₹1 crore first-year framework (subject to approval).
Nutritious Meal Programme — NGO partnership orientation
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Programme presentation (Hindi)
Programme presentation (Telugu)
What you need to know first
No Hungry Child
Building a network of NGO partners to run local meal centres with hygiene, dignity, child development and sustainability — not one-time food events.
Meals that open the door to care
Nutritious meals bring vulnerable children into a structured space for hygiene, values, non-formal learning and community support — roughly 100–200 children per centre in Year 1.
₹1 crore programme
Selected NGO partners receive structured support for infrastructure, kitchen setup, operations and implementation under an indicative ₹1 crore first-year framework, subject to programme terms and approval.
V. Sridhar
Founder & Promoter of No Hungry Child and GVS Ventures, based in Basavanagudi, Bengaluru.
With a background spanning education leadership, entrepreneurship, real estate and investments, he built No Hungry Child so underprivileged children can receive regular nutritious meals and a safer path toward learning and dignity — through capable local NGO partners.
Watch Video 1, 2 & 3
Choose English or Hindi. Videos 1 and 2 explain the programme and partnership structure; Video 3 covers the Option 3 pilot pathway. For pathways, requirements and the full guide, continue to NGO Partnership afterward.
Video 1 — Introduction
Video 2 — Programme & structure
Video 3 — Option 3 Pilot Programme
Video 1 — Introduction (Hindi)
Video 2 — Programme & structure (Hindi)
Video 3 — Option 3 Pilot Programme (Hindi)
Want more detail?
Programme overview, pathways, requirements, FAQs and how to apply — start on the NGO Partnership hub.