What started some years ago as the genuine curiosity of a teen photojournalist on a quest to understand what life was like in rural communities evolved into a documentation of the resilience of the marginalised, and has since grown into a humanitarian photography and social impact initiative dedicated to telling the stories and hardships of the underprivileged in our society. Over the years, I have witnessed, photographed and engaged people, especially women and children in need. Not with the intention of portraying suffering, but to learn and understand how they survived despite limited access to basic survival needs.