Tag: Children

  • Snehalaya: providing a cradle of love to silent sufferers – the children of sex workers

    Snehalaya: providing a cradle of love to silent sufferers – the children of sex workers

    WHILE much has been debated and discussed about the women ensnared in the vicious cycle of forced prostitution, an equally heart-wrenching story, which often goes unnoticed, is that of their children, the silent sufferers. Their voices are often muffled, their lives shadowed by the brutalities their mothers face, and their futures jeopardised even before they…

  • Friendship Day: 5 NGOs you can be a friend to

    Friendship Day: 5 NGOs you can be a friend to

    FRIENDS are people who can be relied on to help in times of need. People around the world suffer everyday from circumstances such as poverty, hunger, abandonment, abuse, exploitation and the lack of access to their basic rights. When this happens, they rely on people to step forward and help lift them out of desperation.…

  • Cuddles Foundation: A ray of hope for children battling cancer

    Cuddles Foundation: A ray of hope for children battling cancer

    IN a world fraught with challenges, there are remarkable individuals who stand as beacons of hope and compassion, shining a light on the darkest corners of society. Purnota Dutta Bahl, the founder of Cuddles Foundation, is one such inspiring figure, dedicated to making a difference in the lives of children battling cancer. Cuddles Foundation is…

  • Team Everest: Empowering dreams, transforming lives

    Team Everest: Empowering dreams, transforming lives

    IF you have ever sought a volunteering opportunity with an NGO, it is likely you have come across Team Everest, a nonprofit organisation which has emerged as a testament to the power of compassion and collective action.  While setting up the organisation in 2006 its founder Karthee Vidya envisioned a day when every person can…

  • Best NGOs for child education in India

    Best NGOs for child education in India

    Children’s education is the cornerstone of any nation’s progress and development. In India, a country with a population of over 1.3 billion, providing quality education to its children is both a challenge and a necessity. Despite significant advancements in various sectors, the state of children’s education in India continues to face numerous hurdles especially for…

  • No Child Orphaned: Give’s mission to support orphans

    No Child Orphaned: Give’s mission to support orphans

    THERE are 30 million orphans in India, which is a significant portion of the population of young people in the country. The hardship that an orphan faces is so much more than the absence of parents in their lives. Without guardians, an orphaned child has little to no access to basic rights such as education…

  • Sharanalayam: caring for underprivileged children

    Sharanalayam: caring for underprivileged children

    In the bustling city of Coimbatore, India, lies an NGO that has been transforming the lives of countless underprivileged individuals and families. Sharanalayam, meaning “Abode of Love,” is a beacon of hope, providing shelter, education, and healthcare to those in need. This article sheds light on the remarkable work of Sharanalayam and emphasizes the significance…

  • How malnutrition impacts children

    How malnutrition impacts children

    MALNUTRITION remains a pressing issue affecting millions of children in India and leads to severe physical and cognitive developmental challenges. This article explores the impact of malnutrition on children in India and sheds light on the significance of ensuring food safety, leveraging crowdfunding platforms and encouraging charitable donations to combat this crisis. By raising awareness…

  • 7 facts you should know about autism

    7 facts you should know about autism

    AUTISM is one of the most common developmental disorders in the world. Also referred to as autism spectrum disorder (ASD), it comprises a diverse group of conditions related to brain development. People with ASD often have problems with learning, social communication, and interaction. These problems could also be found in people without ASD, but it…

  • ‘Children with disabilities should study in regular schools’

    ‘Children with disabilities should study in regular schools’

    WHEN Neelam Jolly, a post-graduate in biophysics, changed track and trained to become a therapist, she was exposed to the needs and problems of children with disabilities from close quarters. This pushed her to dream of an organisation that would work for special needs children – where they are made to feel an integral part…